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Howett Thorpe in Fleet is seeking a Senior Accountant who enjoys variety and works closely with the people running the business. You will manage a portfolio of clients, prepare and review statutory accounts under FRS 102 and FRS 105, and handle personal and corporation tax compliance.
The firm offers a relaxed, supportive environment with clear access to partners, a hybrid working pattern, 25 days leave, and opportunities to develop as the firm grows.
For an accountant who enjoys variety and wants to work closely with the people running the business, this role offers a broad mix of accounts, tax and client contact within a small, established firm. You will look after your own portfolio, prepare and review statutory accounts, handle tax compliance and deal directly with clients, with regular access to the partners when needed.
The firm has plans for further growth and offers a relaxed working environment where you can make a visible contribution rather than getting lost in a large team. This would suit an experienced practice accountant or someone newly qualified who is ready to take on a varied workload and continue developing.
Job Title: Senior Accountant
Job Type: Perm
Location: Fleet
Salary: £45,000 – 55,000
Reference no: 16201
You will manage a portfolio of business and individual clients, covering accounts prepared under FRS 102 and FRS 105 alongside personal and corporation tax compliance. The role involves both preparing accounts and reviewing work, giving you a varied workload and the chance to build your technical experience across different areas.
Working closely with the partners, you will also support junior colleagues and help ensure client work is completed accurately and on time. The position offers a good degree of variety and responsibility, with room to develop further as the firm expands.
Howett Thorpe are acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this role and comply with all relevant UK legislation and do not discriminate on any protected characteristics.