FORT AUGUSTUS & GLENMORISTON COMMUNITY COMPANY
Bookkeeper

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Bookkeeper
Job Specification – Part-time or Full-time Bookkeeper
We are looking to appoint an organised and detail-focused Bookkeeper to support the smooth running of Fort Augustus and Glenmoriston Community Companies’ finance function.
Working a minimum of 25 hours per week, you will:
- Manage day-to-day bookkeeping, reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable, and general finance administration.
- Operate in a varied role suited to someone with proven bookkeeping experience who is confident using Xero and enjoys working accurately, collaboratively, and professionally across a multi-activity organisation.
Contract & Working Details
- Contract: Permanent, self-employed status may be considered.
- Hours: Part-time or full time (minimum 25hrs per week).
- Workplace: Based at our Fort Augustus office, with some remote work when appropriate.
- Salary: £30-33K pro rata, subject to qualifications and experience.
Responsibilities
- Manage and record financial transactions using Xero accounting software.
- Reconcile bank statements, ledger accounts, PO Box, credit cards, and petty cash.
- Process timeline accounts payable and receivable, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
- Work with Tarff Trading (our trading subsidiary and community shop) to ensure financial accuracy, including EPOS system integration with Xero.
- Support staff, accountant, and directors in annual reporting to regulatory bodies like OSCR and Companies House.
- Provide audit and stocktake support when required, including relevant documentation.
- Perform financial migration, administrative tasks such as mileage and expense processing.
- Generate financial reports as requested by the Board of Directors and accountants.
- Collaborate with colleagues, accountants, and external contacts in a professional and timely manner.
- Ensure all finance activities align with company policies and relevant regulations.
- Some evening work may be required due to system cut-off times.
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This role covers financial administration across:
- Tarff Trading (retail operation, properties, hall hire, and grants).


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Qualifications & Experience Required
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Essential:
- Proven experience as a bookkeeper or in a similar finance role.
- Experience of managing multi-activity organisations (e.g., retail, rentals, events, grants).
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Desirable (not essential):
- A bookkeeping qualification (e.g., AAT).
Application Process
Applicants must submit:
- A CV.
- A cover letter outlining your fit for the role.
Send applications to chiefofficer@communitycompany.co.uk by 5pm, 24th July 2026.
Contact for Further Enquiries
For discussions or questions, contact: Oliver Giles at chiefofficer@communitycompany.co.uk.
Interviews
Interviews are scheduled for the week commencing 3rd August.
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