Audit & Accounts Manager

Audit & Accounts Manager
Full Time & Permanent
Hybrid Working
Bournemouth
Up to £50,000 + Benefits

Are you a practice experienced Audit & Accounts professional, ready to take the next step in your accountancy career?!

We’re looking for a fully qualified accountant to join a well-established and growing accountancy practice in Bournemouth.

As Audit & Accounts Manager, you’ll take responsibility for managing a diverse portfolio of clients, overseeing audit and accounts assignments from initial planning through to completion.
You’ll be a trusted point of contact for clients, providing practical advice and helping business owners navigate financial and commercial challenges. Alongside this, you’ll support and develop junior colleagues, ensuring work is delivered efficiently and to the highest professional standards.

About You

• ACA/ICAEW or ACCA qualification.
• Substantial post-qualification experience within an accountancy practice.
• Strong technical audit experience including managing audit assignments.
• Experience preparing and reviewing statutory accounts and corporation tax computations.
• Previous experience managing a client portfolio and overseeing deadlines.
• The ability to supervise, mentor and develop junior colleagues.

What’s on Offer?

• £50,000 salary depending on experience.
• Hybrid working with a Bournemouth office base.
• A varied management role with genuine responsibility and autonomy.
• The opportunity to work with an interesting portfolio of owner-managed businesses and SMEs.
• A supportive, collaborative working environment.
• The opportunity to develop and influence a growing practice.

If you’re an experienced Audit & Accounts professional looking for a role where you can combine technical expertise, client relationships and team development, we’d love to hear from you!

Thanks for your application! Successful candidates will be contacted within 7 working days of their applications. Should you not hear from us within this time, please assume that your application was unfortunately unsuccessful.