Manager - Accountancy Practice

General Practice Manager - Accountancy Practice

Brighton | £45,600+ (DOE) | Full-time or 4-day week considered

An outstanding opportunity to join a progressive and growing accountancy practice with a strong foothold in Sussex. Based in modern offices in Brighton, this firm combines professional excellence with a supportive, down-to‑earth culture, ideal for a motivated manager looking to step up in general practice.

• Competitive salary from £45,600+ (dependent on experience)
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Enhanced maternity and paternity pay
• Auto-enrolment pension scheme
• Cycle to work scheme
• Free flu jabs
• Regular social events and team‑building activities
• Office‑based role with the option of hybrid working after probation
• ICAEW, ACCA and AAT approved training employer

This is a varied and client‑focused position, managing a diverse portfolio of SMEs. You'll be responsible for accounts, tax, and advisory work, while also playing a key role in supporting the team and driving service standards across the firm.

• Managing a portfolio of clients, delivering high‑quality accounting and advisory services
• Preparing and reviewing year‑end accounts under FRS
  102, FRS
  102A, and FRS
  105
• Producing corporation tax computations and CT600s
• Reviewing VAT returns
• Leading, mentoring, and supporting a team of accountants and admin staff
• Identifying growth opportunities and supporting business development
• Ensuring compliance with statutory regulations and internal quality standards
• Acting as the main point of contact for key clients

• ACA/ACCA qualified (or qualified by experience)
• Technically strong in UK GAAP, with experience across a range of SMEs
• Able to manage full accounts production through to sign‑off
• An excellent communicator and client relationship builder
• Organised, proactive, and comfortable managing multiple deadlines
• Keen to support and develop junior members of the team
• Looking to grow your career with a modern, forward‑thinking firm