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      Senior Accountant

      Llandudno, Conwy

      Permanent

      GBP40000 - GBP45000 per annum

      Senior Accountant | North Wales | £40,000 – £45,000

      Let’s be honest…

      You’ve probably read about 15 accountancy job adverts today.

      They all say they’re “friendly”, “forward-thinking” and offer “great progression”.

      So here’s what you actually want to know…

      • No ridiculous overtime culture.

      • No being treated like a number.

      • No spending years waiting for promotion because someone above you won’t move.

      Instead, you’ll join a well-established accountancy practice where you’ll manage your own portfolio, build genuine client relationships and be trusted to do what you do best.

      What you’ll be doing

      • Looking after a varied portfolio of SME clients.

      • Preparing and reviewing statutory accounts and tax work.

      • Advising clients and becoming their trusted point of contact.

      • Supporting and developing junior members of the team.

      • Working with modern cloud accounting software.

      What we’re looking for

      • ACA or ACCA qualified.

      • At least 3 years’ experience in an accountancy practice.

      • Someone who enjoys working with clients, not just spreadsheets.

      • A team player who takes pride in delivering great work.

      What you’ll get

      • £40,000 – £45,000 salary.

      • Hybrid working.

      • 36 days’ holiday.

      • 5% employer pension contribution.

      • Enhanced family leave and sick pay.

      • Life assurance.

      • Free parking.

      • A genuinely supportive team and a business that invests in its people.

      If you’ve reached the stage where you’re looking for a better firm rather than just another firm, we’d love to have a confidential chat.

      Apply today or get in touch to find out more.

      Posted by

      Simon Hinds

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