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Semi Senior Accountant

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Accounts Semi-Senior
Manchester – Ancoats
£28,000 – £32,000
Hybrid – 3 days office / 2 days home
If you've spent the last couple of years working within an accountancy practice and you're ready for more ownership, client exposure, and room to develop, this could be a really good move.
They're now looking for an experienced Accounts Semi-Senior / Practice Accountant to join the team - you'll be given responsibility from day one, including managing your own workload and working directly with clients, while still having plenty of support around you.
What you'll be doing
- Managing your own portfolio of clients
- Preparing limited company accounts through to completion
- Preparing accounts for sole traders and partnerships
- Preparing corporation tax returns and tax provisions
- Completing self-assessment tax returns
- Preparing VAT and other quarterly returns
- Supporting clients with MTD requirements
- Completing balance sheet and other key reconciliations
- Supporting and training junior members of the team
- Getting involved in additional areas including management accounts, R&D claims, and independent examinations
- General ad hoc accounting and client work
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What we're looking for
You'll need:
- At least 2 years' experience working within an accountancy practice
- Experience preparing limited company accounts through to completion
- Strong reconciliation experience
- Experience calculating corporation tax provisions
- Experience using accountancy software such as Xero
It would also be useful if you have:
- AAT Level 3 or above, or an equivalent qualification
- Experience using TaxCalc
- Experience managing your own client portfolio
- VAT, personal tax, or management accounts exposure


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What's on offer
- £28,000 – £32,000 salary
- Full study support
- Hybrid working – usually 3 days in the office and 2 from home
- Typically Wednesday and Friday working from home
- Flexible working
- Casual dress
- Two additional mental health days
- Paid counselling
- Opportunity to develop into your preferred area of accountancy
- Genuine progression within a growing practice
This would suit someone who enjoys the variety of general practice but wants to join a smaller team where they'll have more responsibility, more exposure, and a genuine say in how their career develops.
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