At a Glance
- Tasks: Manage accounts for diverse clients and support payroll functions.
- Company: Reputable accountancy firm with a happy and successful team.
- Benefits: Flexible hours, supportive environment, and opportunities for growth.
- Other info: Full or part-time roles available to fit your lifestyle.
- Why this job: Join a fantastic team and make a real impact in the finance world.
- Qualifications: Experience in accountancy and knowledge of bookkeeping software like Xero.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 £ per year.
Pro Talent are currently working for a well established accountancy firm to recruita new Accounts Technician to jin their happy team.
The firm
- Well established accountancy firm
- Impressive client base
- Happy and successful tea
- Fantastic reputation in the market place
The role of accounts technician ad bookkeeper
- Accounts production for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies
- Bookkeeping
- VAT Returns
- Supporting the payroll function
- Company secretarial
- Sage, Xero, Iris etc
The successful applicant
- The successful accounts technician / bookkeeper will have worked for an accountancy firm in a well rounded position
- Have some payroll knowledge to be able to support the payroll function during busy times
- Able to provide double entry bookkeeping services to a wide range of clients, predominantly on Xero
- Perhaps AAT qualified, although this is not essential
- Full or part time considered
Thank you for your interest.
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Accounts Technician and Bookkeeper in England employer: ProTalent
ProTalent is an exceptional employer located in Hailsham, East Sussex, offering a dynamic work culture that prioritises client engagement and professional growth. With a focus on moving away from audit-heavy tasks, employees can take ownership of significant assignments while enjoying a supportive team environment and clear pathways to partnership. This role is perfect for qualified accountants seeking meaningful career advancement and the opportunity to work closely with directors.
