Nyman Libson Paul
Accounts Senior

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Accounts Senior Opportunity
We have an exciting opportunity to join the firm as an Accounts Senior! If you are ACA or ACCA qualified with 3-5 years of experience, we would love to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
- Oversee, review and assist with bookkeeping and maintenance of clients’ accounting records.
- Review and assist with the preparation of VAT returns, preparation of accounts for sole traders, partnerships, and limited companies.
- Review and assist with the preparation of management accounts including budgets, forecasts, and cash flow statements.
- Review and assist with the preparation of corporation tax computations, including deferred tax calculations, and Forms P11D.
- Assist with other client services including business management and ad hoc assignments including analysis and investigation work.
- Review of business contracts and agreements.
- Have good knowledge of personal and corporation tax rules.
- Communicate with the team to ensure client and Director/Partner expectations are met on delivery and accuracy of work.
- Maintain and develop client service and relationships.
- Review work of trainees and give constructive feedback.
- Manage time effectively to complete multiple tasks to appropriate deadlines.
- Liaise with other departments to efficiently and effectively complete jobs.
- Acts with honesty, fairness, and integrity in all dealings with clients, contacts, and colleagues whilst respecting confidentiality and building trust.
- Has experience with business management and accounts.
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- ACA or ACCA qualified.
- 3 to 5 years solid experience with background in a UK accountancy practice.
- Good technical and compliance skills.
- Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Strong IT skills including proficiency with Excel.
- Has experience working on QuickBooks or Xero.
- CaseWare accounting software (training will be provided).
- Maintains high standards of professional conduct and practice.
- Build relationships with peers internally and externally.
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