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A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an Accounts Senior to join the growing business services team of this highly regarded accountancy firm in their Chichester office in West Sussex. This is an award winning, forward thinking firm who can offer a varied and rewarding career with great flexibility and excellent prospects. The role will involve supporting managers in looking after their client portfolios, carrying out a range of accounts and tax work. You will oversee and review the work of more junior team members, take responsibility for the preparation of more complex accounts assignments, ensuring the highest levels of customer service, whilst adhering to budgets. You will gain a broad range of experience and be encouraged to increase your technical expertise, increase your client contact and progress your career. About you:
- ACA/ACCA/AAT newly or nearly qualified, or QBE with extensive relevant experience
- A recent background in an accountancy practice, preparing statutory accounts and tax returns
- Ambitious, commercially minded, keen to take responsibility
People are very much at the centre of this firm's growth plans, and this is a great time to be joining if you are serious about establishing your accountancy practice career. They are offering a very competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package including hybrid working, and study support if required.
Please get in touch with Claire Jones to discuss this Chichester based Accounts Senior role and other jobs within accountancy practice across Sussex. View the salary as a market rate guide which has been set by the agency. Your expectations will be discussed on application
Harvey John is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. The salary bracket advertised is FTE, for guidance only, and was set by the agency. We are committed to continued improvement in terms of their diversity and inclusion practices. Please get in touch with any questions concerning reasonable adjustments, accommodations, or diversity practices.
