Part Qualified Accountant Apprentice

What you will do in your working dayJob Purpose:The purpose of the job is to manage a portfolio of clients' accounts, ensuring our clients' books and records are up to date, their statutory filings are completed on a timely basis, and the clients feel we are being proactive.Job Responsibilities:Review the books and records for a portfolio of clients ensuring that bookkeeping and payroll are recorded correctly.Review VAT returns and, on a periodic basis, and ensure balance sheet control accounts are correct.Prepare annual accounts and management accounts to UK GAAP standard and corporation tax returns are in accordance with UK tax law for internal review to GPC's target timetable.Raise concerns with clients regarding their books, records, and/or annual accounts.Ensure client queries are dealt with promptly.Deal with HMRC communications and ensure you follow best practices in relation to tax issues.Review and finalise self assessments for your companies' directors.We are ideally looking for applicants who have completed a degree course that may compliment the role, however, this must not be in an accountancy or financial position due to funding restrictions.The training you will be gettingAccounting and Taxation Professional Level 7 - ACCA The gold standard in Accountancy Apprenticeships, this programme enables individuals to become fully qualified in a profession which is globally recognised and respected in areas of accountancy, taxation, finance and business. Delivery method and location to be confirmed.ACCA is ideal if you're looking to progress your career and become a chartered accountant, or work in an accountancy, audit or tax firm. ACCA consists of three levels; Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, and Strategic Professional, and you'll need to complete relevant work experience at some point before you can qualify. ACCA qualification is made up of three levels: Applied Knowledge helps you understand the role of accounting in the business environment, and develop the practical skills and techniques expected of an accountant working in business.You can complete Applied Knowledge in 6 to 12 months. Applied Skills encourages you to develop a broad understanding of the role of accounting in business.What to expect at the end of your apprenticeshipAccountant and then Compliance Manager.Requirements and prospectsDesired skills and personal qualitiesCommunication skills, IT skills, Attention to detail, Organisation skills, Administrative skills, Number skills, Analytical skills, LogicalQualificationsOther Degree (Grade 2.2) DesiredThings to considerPlease note salary is £23,000 - £28,000. Company pension and life insurance. Accessible via public transport.
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