NXTGEN is excited to be working with a modern and forward-thinking Accountancy Practice in Ipswich to recruit an Accounts Assistant for their growing Business Services team after a successful period of growth. This firm is passionate about supporting its employees, offering clear progression routes tailored to your goals. Whether you're eager to progress quickly or prefer a steady pathway to qualification, due their individual pathway system they'll provide the opportunities to help you thrive.
This is a fantastic role for someone looking to gain broad experience across accounts and tax preparation within an established team, whilst building lasting client relationships. You'll join a collaborative team environment, working closely with experienced Seniors and Managers who will support you in developing your technical skills and confidence.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist in the preparation of year-end accounts and tax returns for a varied client base.
- Support with VAT returns and management accounts.
- Carry out bookkeeping duties, ensuring financial records are accurate and compliant.
- Liaise directly with clients, answering queries and resolving issues.
- Work alongside senior accountants, assisting with client advisory projects.
What We're Looking For:
- Circa 2 years' minimum experience within a practice environment.
- Candidates from industry will be considered, but you must be motivated to develop your career in practice and enjoy working with local clients.
- AAT Level 4 qualified or currently working towards.
- Experience using Xero or similar cloud-based accounting software would be advantageous.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to build and maintain client relationships.
This is a brilliant opportunity for an ambitious Accounts Assistant who is keen to gain hands-on experience and real career progression. If you're looking to join a firm that invests in your future, we'd love to hear from you. For more details, please contact Annie today.
Salary dependent on experience and qualifications.
