Accounts & practice
Practice accountants, qualified and part-qualified accountants, and accounts technicians. Define the client portfolio, accounts preparation, review responsibility and systems involved.
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Your standards.
Your next hire.
People who can take responsibility for the work, build sound client relationships and grow with your practice. A search shaped around the way your firm operates.
A CLOSER UNDERSTANDING. A BETTER NEXT STEP.
PRACTICE ACCOUNTING
Different portfolios. Clear responsibilities.
Audit & tax
Audit seniors and managers, and tax specialists. Agree the technical area, qualification expectations, review structure and level of client ownership.
Bookkeeping & payroll
Bookkeeping, payroll and accounts support. Make deadlines, client contact, software and the working pattern explicit from the outset.
YOUR PRACTICE, UNDERSTOOD
The fit is in the detail.
The work
Client mix, portfolio size, deadlines and the balance of preparation, review and advisory responsibilities shape the brief.
The environment
Team structure, partner access, software, study support and working arrangements help explain the actual opportunity.
The next step
Agree the salary range, qualification requirements and interview process so expectations are clear on both sides.
PRACTICE OR INDUSTRY?
Make the distinction useful.
Recruiting for a client-facing practice role is different from building an internal finance team. This page focuses on accountancy firms and their client work.
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