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A professional accounting firm in Ontario seeks an Accounting Bookkeeper to calculate payroll, maintain ledgers, and prepare tax returns. Candidates need a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and 1-2 years of relevant experience. This permanent, full-time position offers $36.50 per hour, and applicants should be Canadian citizens or have work permits.
Posted on: November 17, 2025
Employer: Liberty CPA Prof. Corp.
Location: Etobicoke, ON M9V 3Y7
Work arrangement: On site
Hours: 30 to 48 hours per week
Salary: $36.50 per hour
Employment type: Permanent, Full time
Start date: As soon as possible
Education: Bachelor's degree in Accounting or related field.
Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years in bookkeeping or accounting.
Technical skills: MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, MS Word, QuickBooks, MS Office, Microsoft Publisher.
Personal qualities: Accurate, client‑focused, dependable, efficient interpersonal skills, excellent oral and written communication, flexibility, judgment, organized, reliability, team player, time management, adaptability.
Other requirements: Basic security clearance; ability to work independently; ability to work in a fast‑paced environment; ability to handle repetitive tasks; ability to meet tight deadlines and work under pressure.
The employer accepts applications from:
2025-12-17
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