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Infiniium Ltd

Payroll & Accounts Administrator

London
£25k – £35k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Our client is a friendly, established accounting practice based in Central / NW London supporting a loyal base of small businesses, sole traders and owner-managed companies.

We're looking for an experienced multi-client payroll professional who wants to broaden their skills, you'll spend three days a week running client payrolls and two days being trained in accounts preparation, giving you a clear path to becoming a well-rounded practice all-rounder.

The role

Payroll (3 days a week)

  • Processing a varied portfolio of client payrolls end to end, across weekly, fortnightly, four-weekly and monthly frequencies
  • Managing RTI submissions (FPS and EPS) and calculating monthly PAYE liabilities
  • Handling starters, leavers, P45s, P60s and year-end processes, including P11Ds
  • Administering statutory payments (SSP, SMP, SPP), student loans and attachment of earnings orders
  • Running auto-enrolment pension assessments and submissions to providers
  • Producing payslips, payroll reports and journals for clients
  • Acting as the go-to contact for client payroll queries

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Accounts (2 days a week, with full training)

  • Bookkeeping and bank reconciliations for a range of clients
  • Preparing VAT returns under Making Tax Digital
  • Supporting the preparation of year-end accounts for sole traders, partnerships and small limited companies
  • Assisting with management accounts and working papers
  • Learning accounting software such as VT

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  • Strong, all-round payroll experience across multiple clients, gained in an accountancy practice, payroll bureau or similar outsourced environment
  • Confident with the full payroll cycle, HMRC requirements and current legislation
  • Experience with small company payroll software
  • Highly organised, accurate and comfortable juggling deadlines
  • A genuine interest in learning accounts and developing your general accounting skills

Desirable

  • CIPP qualification or working towards it
  • Some exposure to bookkeeping or VAT
  • Familiarity with VT software
  • AAT part-qualified, or keen to start studying

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If you're a payroll professional ready to take the next step in your career, we'd love to hear from you.

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