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Part-Time Entry Level Accounts Administrator

Location: Horsham, RH13 5AA

Salary: £22,000 – £25,000 per annum (pro rata) + Excellent Benefits

Contract: Part-time, Permanent (28 – 30 hours per week)

Working Pattern: Flexible 3 – 4 days per week or 5 shorter days (around 6 hours per day)

Benefits: Flexibility, Company Pension Scheme, In-house Training & CPD, Employee Assistance Programme (Health Assured), Study Support (including AAT)

TaxAssist Accountants are the UK’s largest network of accountants, with over 300 local offices supporting small businesses, sole traders, landlords and individual taxpayers.

We specialise in accountancy services, bookkeeping, payroll, tax returns and more and now we’re looking for a part-time Accounts Assistant to join our friendly Horsham team.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to return to work, balance family commitments, or build a career in accountancy with hours that genuinely work around life.

About the Role

This is a varied, administrative-focused role with plenty of training and support.

You do not need previous accounting experience just a genuine interest in finance and a desire to progress!

What You’ll Do (with full training):

  • Carry out general administration and support the wider office team

  • Assist with basic bookkeeping and maintaining financial records

  • Support the preparation of VAT returns and payroll

  • Help with producing profit & loss accounts and balance sheets

  • Learn how to prepare self-assessment tax returns

  • Record payments and receipts using industry software

  • Assist with year-end accounts for limited companies

  • Support client communications and onboarding

  • Learn how to resolve queries with HMRC

You’ll gain hands-on experience using leading tools such as QuickBooks, Xero and TaxCalc.

What We’re Looking For

  • A genuine interest in accountancy, finance or tax

  • Strong attention to detail and a willingness to learn

  • Good communication and organisational skills

  • A positive, proactive approach

  • Basic IT skills (Excel, online systems)

  • Prior admin, customer service or finance experience is helpful but not essential!

  • It would be great if you had an AAT qualification but this is not essential.

We are also happy to support you through AAT studies (or welcome those already studying).

Why Join Us

  • Flexible hours (3 – 4 full days OR 5 reduced days, approx 28 – 30 hours)

  • Supportive environment perfect for those returning to work or needing work life balance

  • Full training and long-term accounting career development

  • Study support for AAT and ongoing CPD

  • Friendly, stable team focused on staff progression and retention

If you’re looking for a part-time role with real development opportunities click APPLY today!

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