Client Bookkeeper


Details:
  • Salary: £28,000 - 34,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Kent
  • Date: 4 days ago
Description:

Client Bookkeeper

Fully remote  |  Must be Kent based  |  £28,000 - £34,000

Role

Client Bookkeeper

Location

Fully remote, Kent based

Salary

£28,000 - £34,000

Hours

Full-time, Monday to Friday

Consultant

Lydia Sinclair, ProTalent Limited

The short version

A fully remote bookkeeping job, with a small independent practice, for someone who lives in Kent. Own portfolio, real client contact, and a team small enough that you won't be a number.

About the firm

A small independent accountancy practice in Kent, led by a Chartered Accountant who built it from scratch and still works closely with every client.

They look after small and medium-sized businesses across the full range, from bookkeeping and payroll through to management accounts, tax and advisory work. So the bookkeeping sits next to the advisory side rather than being processed off in a corner.

Their reputation is built on communication. They are not the accountants you only hear from in January, and they aim to answer client queries the same working day. That is the standard the whole team works to.

The role

You would look after your own portfolio of SME clients and be the person they come to, rather than passing work up a chain.

Day to day bookkeeping for a portfolio of SME clients

VAT returns, start to finish

Bank reconciliations and keeping the ledgers clean

Incomplete records through to trial balance

Supporting monthly and quarterly management accounts

Helping with payroll where it is needed

Talking to clients directly about records, queries and deadlines

Getting clients comfortable with their accounting software

Remote, but Kent based. Here's why

The remote set-up is the norm here, not a temporary arrangement or a two-days-from-home compromise. You would genuinely work from home.

The reason they need you in Kent is so you can get to the office or to a client when it is actually useful. In practice that means occasional team days and the odd client visit, not a commute. If you live in Kent and want to stop commuting, this is a good one.

Who this will suit

An experienced bookkeeper, ideally from practice or another multi-client setting

AAT qualified, part qualified, or qualified by experience

Confident taking incomplete records through to trial balance

Good VAT knowledge

Comfortable on cloud software such as Xero, QuickBooks or Sage

A good communicator, because that is what this firm is known for

Organised and self-managing, since remote here means real autonomy

Living in Kent and able to travel occasionally

What's on offer

£28,000 to £34,000, depending on experience

Fully remote working, properly set up

A varied client base with exposure to advisory work, not just compliance

A small team where your view actually counts

Direct access to the firm's owner, a Chartered Accountant

Room to grow as the practice grows

Interested?

Get in touch for a confidential chat and I'll tell you who the firm is and what they're like before you decide whether to apply. Nothing goes anywhere without your say so

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