Accountant, Financial Reporting, Accounting & Finance

Job Responsibilities

• Recording transactions:
  Responsible for recording all financial transactions that occur within a business, such as sales, expenses, and purchases.
• Preparing financial statements:
  This involves creating financial reports, such as income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements, to provide an overview of the company’s financial position.
• Managing accounts payable and accounts receivable:
  This includes tracking and managing money owed to the company (accounts receivable) and money owed by the company (accounts payable).
• Conducting audits:
  Responsible for performing audits of financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations.
• Tax planning and preparation:
  Provide advice on tax planning and preparation, as well as preparing and submitting tax returns.
• Secretarial services:
  Maintaining necessary registered and records to be maintained for a company.
• Handling HMRC & PAYE (Monthly, Quarterly, Annually) compliances.
• Managing budgets:
  This involves developing and managing budgets for clients, monitoring spending, and ensuring financial targets are met.
• Communicating financial information:
  An accountant may be responsible for communicating financial information to clients, such as explaining financial reports and advising on financial matters.
• Building client relationships:
  An accountant may be responsible for building and maintaining positive relationships with clients, including responding to client inquiries and providing excellent customer service.
• Managing payroll:
  This involves managing the client’s payroll, including calculating and processing employee pay checks, managing taxes, and maintaining employee records.