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Service Charge Client Accountant

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We are currently recruiting for a role within a fast-paced accounts team within the property management department based in Southend.
- Preparing service charge budgets and sending them out to leaseholders in a timely manner.
- Inputting this into the system to ensure the demands are up to date in the new budget year.
- Preparing the service charge reconciliations for the year end and sometimes liaising with accountants to do so.
- Sending out the reconciliations to leaseholders and creating a pack of findings compared to the budget.
- Working with accountants on year-end reconciliations.
- Attending client and internal meetings as and when required.
- Looking after a mixed portfolio of both commercial and residential.
- Handling utility recharges on tenant’s accounts.
- Adding new tenants and leaseholders onto the system and ensuring the demands sent out.
- Liaising with tenants and leaseholders as required.
- Preparing and sending client statements within your own portfolio of clients. Speaking with them when required to go through the statement for the month or quarter.
- Handling VAT reports.
- Liaising internally with Property Managers.
- Managing debt chasing and arrears.
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- Service charge experience.
- Excel / Microsoft experience.
- Good organizational skills.
- Working to deadlines.
- High attention to detail.
- Excellent communication skills.
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