Senior Practice Accountant

TPF Recruitment is delighted to be supporting a well established and highly regarded independent Chartered Accountancy practice in Northfleet with the recruitment of a Senior Practice Accountant.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a friendly and professional firm where you'll work closely with the Partner, taking responsibility for a varied portfolio of owner managed businesses and becoming a key member of the team.

The Role

As a Senior Practice Accountant, you will be responsible for managing a broad range of general practice work, including:

• Preparation of statutory accounts for a varied portfolio of clients
• Corporation tax and self assessment tax returns
• Bookkeeping and VAT returns
• Liaising directly with clients and providing day to day advice
• Supporting the Partner with client relationships and ad hoc projects
• Reviewing work where appropriate and assisting with workflow management
• This is a varied, hands on role offering plenty of client exposure and the opportunity to work closely with the firm's leadership.
• Meeting with clients on a regular basis

Requirements

• ACA or ACCA qualified, or qualified by experience
• Previous experience working within a UK accountancy practice
• Strong knowledge of statutory accounts preparation, tax, bookkeeping and VAT
• Excellent communication and client relationship skills
• Able to work independently while contributing positively to a close knit team

Benefits

• Salary of £40,000 to £50,000, depending on experience
• A supportive and friendly working environment
• Direct exposure to the Partner and varied client work
• Long term career progression within an established Chartered Accountancy practice
• Competitive benefits package

If you're looking to join a respected independent practice where you can broaden your experience, build strong client relationships and play an important role in the firm's continued success, we'd love to hear from you.

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