Taylor Rose
Accounts Assistant (Cashiering Team) FTC

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Accounts Assistant (Cashiering Team) 3 Month FTC
Reporting To:
Cashier Manager
The primary focus of this role will be to support the day-to-day running of the cashiering function adhering to the firm’s policies and procedures whilst ensuring compliance with Solicitors Accounts Rules. Work in a proactive, and supportive, manner with internal and external clients to deliver a high level of service.
This role involves but is not limited to:
- Ensure receipts and payments are processed in an accurate and timely manner.
- Dealing with un-cashed cheques and stopping any over 6 months old.
- Process office-to-office account transfers.
- Monitoring office balances, checking if monies need to be returned.
- Complete office-to-client transfers on a timely basis and in accordance with Solicitors Accounts Rules.
- Monitor office account queries inbox and respond within 24 hours.
- Daily reconciliation of the office bank accounts and support, and cover, for the reconciliation of the client bank accounts.
- Ensure office account cheques are accurate and issued within 24 hours.
- Reporting any breaches of SAR.
- Day-to-day support to the Cashier Manager.
- Supporting the accounting team with month-end duties.
- Any other ad-hoc tasks.
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Requirements:
- Strong Microsoft Office skills, in particular Excel, preferably at intermediate/advanced level.
- Have a good understanding of the accounting system, the banking system, and case management systems.
- Ability to communicate at all levels and across all departments.
- Excellent organizational and planning skills.
- Ability to prioritize, meet deadlines, and work well under pressure.
- Can work independently and as part of a team.
- High levels of attention to detail.
- Ability to maintain confidentiality and always remain professional.


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