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Hart Recruitment's client is an established mid-sized accounting firm on Sydney's North Shore. They are hiring a Senior Bookkeeper in the Business Advisory & Tax division to manage day-to-day bookkeeping for a portfolio of larger, more complex clients.
This role reports to a Client Manager and covers BAS/IAS, payroll processing, accounts payable/receivable, reconciliations and client meetings. IT-minded and able to adapt to new systems, you will contribute to the growth of the division.
Reputable accounting firm on Sydney's North Shore
Work with diverse corporate clients
Work/life balance + numerousstaff benefits
Room to grow into other areas of the organisation in future
My client is an established mid-sized accounting firm in the Sydney CBD. They offer high level accounting and tax services to clients across a range of industries including manufacturing, IT, retail, pharmaceutical and professional services. They are hiring a Senior Bookkeeper in their Business Advisory & Tax division to take responsibility for the day to day bookkeeping functions for a portfolio of larger and more complex clients.
This role will report to a Client Manager and will require someone capable of independently managing core bookkeeping processes including:
BAS/IAS preparation and lodgements
Processing payroll end to end and managing associated superannuation reporting
Day to day bookkeeping including accounts payable/receivable, reconciliation of general ledger accounts, etc
Attending client meetings with Partner and Managers as required
Providing broader bookkeeping and accounting support across the division as required
Applicants:
Approximately 5 years’ or more bookkeeping experience in an accounting/bookkeeping firm
Experience with accounting systems such as Xero and MYOB
IT-oriented and able to adapt to new systems
Team player and able to work collaboratively
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills due to client facing nature of role