Come for the work, stay for the lifestyle… About Smith Thornton
Smith Thornton is located in Albany, Great Southern's thriving coastal centre. As an increasingly popular sea change destination for young and mid-career professionals and their families, our region is home to unspoiled beaches, pristine national parks, and standout food and wine.
Coupled with our inclusive, friendly community and diverse music, culture, event calendar, local sport and history offerings, Albany truly has something for everyone – and with all that being said, it's the perfect place to raise a family.
Joining us represents a unique career and lifestyle opportunity. Why? Because when we say it's our mission to find balance, and to enjoy the best of both the personal and professional worlds, we mean it. More than a set of values on an office wall, this is a mantra we live and breathe every day.
For the right candidate, it could mean starting your day with a swim, surf or cycle, or maybe bumping into your work mates on a morning beach walk. Then you'll venture into the office – a vibrant space in the heart of town, overlooking Princess Royal Harbour. There, you'll join our efforts to help clients maximise their returns beyond the work – so they too can enjoy a positive impact on their health, relationships and life balance.
You'll also enjoy challenging, satisfying work across a broad range of accounting disciplines and industries, regular opportunities for professional development and career progression and a top notch culture built on trust, friendship and community.
Ready to make a move you won't regret? Apply now, the south coast awaits.
General Purpose
Responsible for applying accounting principles and procedures to analyse financial information, prepare accurate and timely financial reports and statements, and ensure appropriate accounting control procedures are followed.
In addition, a role in providing compliance and business services to clients, and providing guidance and leadership on a day-to-day basis to a limited number of team members.
Education & Experience Minimum four (4) years' experience in Australian public practice.Accounting degree (preferred) or Diploma.CA/CPA qualified (preferred). Lesser qualifications considered where extensive experience is demonstrated.Knowledge of applicable business and tax laws, codes and regulations.Knowledge of accepted accounting practices and principles.Knowledge of economic principles.Knowledge of auditing practices and principles.Knowledge and experience of various accounting software programs and platforms.Key Tasks & Main Responsibilities (include, but are not limited to) Compiling and analysing financial information to prepare financial statements including monthly and annual accounts.Ensuring financial records are maintained in compliance with accepted policies and procedures.Prepare financial management reports including accurate and appropriate recording and analysis of revenues, expenses and balance sheet items.Analyse and advise on client business operations including revenue and expenditure trends, financial commitments and future revenues.Continuous management and support of budgeted and forecasted activities.Perform complex tax computations and prepare income tax returns.Resolve accounting discrepancies and irregularities.Mentoring to our Graduate/Trainee Accountants.Key Competencies and Attributes Strong communication skills and interpersonal skills.High level attention to detail and accuracy.Strong planning and organisational skills.Ability to monitor and manage information and tasks. #J-18808-Ljbffr