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A well-established accountancy practice seeks an Accounts Assistant Manager to support a diverse portfolio of clients with their financial needs. This full-time role offers a competitive salary range of £45,000 - £58,000, hybrid working options, and numerous benefits including flexible hours, a pension scheme, and annual leave that increases with service. This position is ideal for professionals looking to grow within a supportive and progressive environment.
An opportunity has arisen for an Accounts Assistant Manager to join a well-established and forward-thinking accountancy practice that provides bespoke financial and tax services to a diverse client base, ranging from SMEs to high-net-worth individuals.
As an Accounts Assistant Manager, you will be supporting a portfolio of clients with their accounting and tax needs while contributing to team development and client service excellence. This full-time role offers hybrid working options, a salary range of £45,000 - £58,000 and benefits.
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This is a great opportunity for an Accounts Assistant Manager to join a progressive and supportive practice that values growth, flexibility and professional development.
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