Job Description
Position Title: Staff Accountant (Public Service)
Main function:
Providing full assistance and support to accounting manager and accounting supervisor(s) on different forms of accounting engagement.
Reports to: Principal Accountant
Supervised by: Accounting Manager(s)
Duties:
- Prepare corporate financial statements and related working papers;
- Follow-up with clients and Canada Agency as required;
- Prepare personal and corporate income tax reports;
- Prepare GST, PST, payroll and other government remittances;
- Provide accounting records to clients and work at client’s premises as required;
- Perform audit work and inventory count at client’s premises as required;
- Compile financial reports in accordance to different type of accounting engagement including “Taxation”, “Review Engagement” and audit review with supervision as required;
- Facilitate company marketing and promotion plan and efforts to develop new business e.g. seminars, client’s visits and meetings. Any other related accounting duties assigned by supervisor/Partner from time to time, not specified above.
Working Conditions:
- Work weeks are 5 days, Monday to Friday, 7.5 hours per day, starting at 10am – 6pm (with half hour unpaid lunch break);
- The position will be assigned different clients’ files to handle and complete;
- The position might be required to work at clients’ sites from time to time to perform accounting and audit work.
Employment Requirements:
- Completion of college/vocational or technical training
- CPA, CPA student
- At least 2 years experience in public service
- Proficient spoken and written English, Cantonese/Mandarin is an asset
Expected Standard
- Punctual, meticulous, reliable and responsible in delivering job assignments
- A team player with courteous and helpful manners with clients and colleagues
- Initiative to learn and take up new assignments as an ongoing skill enhancement process
- Report promptly to Manager or supervisor on work-in-progress and any related issues
- Be resourceful and updated of CRA T1 and T2 reporting rules by reading CRA website or accounting reference books.