Boutique firm with interesting client base....
Berkshire, Maidenhead
Boutique firm with interesting client base....
Berkshire, Maidenhead
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Start your job searchA fantastic opportunity is outstanding for an individual who is seeking to develop their existing skills within a diligent yet friendly and supportive environment.
My client, a notorious boutique firm based in Berkshire with a fantastic client base are searching for a motivated character to join their firm as an accountant. This is a great prospect for someone who would like to gain exposure to Audit, Accounts and Tax sectors while undertaking a mixed accounting role. The successful individual will be attending to clients within a wide range of industries from the very small sole trader to corporate groups with £20m turnover. In addition gain corporation tax experience and the opportunity to gain some personal tax experience during busy times throughout the year.
The requirements of the candidate are to be either qualified in AAT or part way through study in ACCA/ACA and ideally have 12-18 months experience within a practice. The firm is offering study support to the successful individual to complete the ACCA qualification with one day per week for study leave in addition to exam days.
For more information please contact karen.chilton@markssattin.com
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