Business Services Senior Accountant
West Yorkshire, Huddersfield
Business Services Senior Accountant
West Yorkshire, Huddersfield
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin is excited to share a great new opportunity for a Senior Accountant to be working for a well-established Accountancy firm based in Huddersfield that has accumulated a wealth of experience over the years.
As a Senior Accountant at this firm you would be required to:
- Manage a portfolio of clients ranging from sole traders to Limited companies and prepare the accounts for them.
- You would also have the responsibility of preparing tax returns for clients whilst maintaining these relationships and also building new ones.
- Liaise with client FDs or company directors on a regular basis
- The successful candidate would also oversee junior members of staff and may also be required to support the practice in other duties.
To be considered for this opportunity applicants must be qualified/studying ACA/ACCA. This role would require applicants to have had similar experience within a small/medium practice firm, having dealt with clients of a comparable nature. The role would also require applicants to have had sufficient leadership experience overseeing a team or other employees.
If you feel this role is something you are suitable for then please feel free to reach out for more details. Thank you.
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