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Overview Levitate Recruitment is currently being commissioned to speak with experienced Audit & Accounts Senior Managers for an opportunity with a leading Accountancy Practice. Our client has experienced growth across the firm over the last 12 months due to attracting a range of new clients based on their service and reputation across the North West. They now require an additional Senior Manager to take responsibility for the management and development of their audit team. Role Managing a varied portfolio of clients across a range of industries. You will take the RI lead from planning to finalisation. Responsible for organising and planning the workload across the team. Working with the Partner; setting budgets, negotiating fees and monitoring the billings. Managing the audit team, providing coaching and development. Ensuring a high level of client service by maintaining client contact throughout the year. Assisting with advisory projects based on your client's requirements. This firm is looking for future leaders of the business. With the firm's projected growth over the next 2 years, it is expected that the right individual will be given the opportunity for Partnership. Requirements You will be ACA/ACCA qualified. You will have at least 3 years PQE. Strong knowledge of UK GAAP, IFRS and International Auditing Standards. Experience of performing an RI audit role will be advantageous. Our client can only consider individuals who do not require sponsorship to work within the UK. This is just one of a number of opportunities we are recruiting for across the UK and Overseas. Levitate Recruitment are the leading Accountancy Practice and Insolvency Recruitment Specialist. If you are interested in having a confidential conversation about your career options regarding live or future opportunities, contact Scott Lowes at the Levitate Offices. Tell us why you would like to apply for this role Upload CV Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx. Max. file size: 4 MB. CAN'T FIND YOUR DREAM ROLE? Upload your CV below, and we will keep you on file. If an opportunity becomes available you will be the first to know! Beat the competition, use our expert knowledge to enhance your career. We have tips to improve your interview game, make your CV eye-catching and much more

About the role Were looking for an ambitious and solutions-driven individual to join our Accounts and Tax team as an Assistant Manager. Youll work directly with a broad range of clients, as well as Partners and senior leadership, helping to deliver high-quality audits and accounts across a growing portfolio. This is a role where youll be trusted to take ownership, lead client meetings, and mentor ju click apply for full job details

BPA Recruitment are working this role on behalf of our recognised, Newport based Accountants. We are seeking an experienced Audit Assistant Managerto join a growing regional office within a progressive and supportive accountancy practice. This position is ideal for an individual currently working at Senior or Audit Assistant Managerlevel who is ready to take the next step and manage their own client portfolio. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be responsible for developing strong client relationships, managing workflow, reviewing work completed by team members, and delivering accurate and insightful financial reporting for a wide variety of SME clients. This role offers an excellent opportunity for an ambitious professional to move into a more client-focused and advisory-driven position. Key Responsibilities Manage and grow your own portfolio of clients, providing a high standard of service and advice Review accounts and VAT work produced by the team, ensuring accuracy and compliance Deliver proactive business advice and practical solutions to clients Build long-term, trusted relationships with clients and colleagues across the firm Mentor and support junior team members, helping them progress in their careers Ensure all work adheres to statutory, ethical, and professional standards Contribute to ongoing improvements, efficiency, and technology adoption across the team Key Requirements AAT qualified or ACCA/ACA Proven experience in an accountancy practice, including preparation of year-end accounts, VAT returns, and management accounts Additional Requirements Excellent communication abilities and strong client relationship skills Commercially minded with a proactive, professional approach Confident using accounting software such as Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, or similar This opportunity is perfect for a motivated Audit Assistant Managerlooking to advance their career, take ownership of a varied portfolio, and play a key role in supporting clients. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be trusted to deliver high-quality work while contributing to the professional growth of the wider team. This role offers strong progression opportunities for an ambitious Audit Assistant Managerready for the next challenge. We're sorry to say that this role does not offer visa sponsorship. JBRP1_UKTJ

BPA Recruitment are working this role on behalf of our recognised, Newport based Accountants. We are seeking an experienced Audit Assistant Managerto join a growing regional office within a progressive and supportive accountancy practice. This position is ideal for an individual currently working at Senior or Audit Assistant Managerlevel who is ready to take the next step and manage their own client portfolio. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be responsible for developing strong client relationships, managing workflow, reviewing work completed by team members, and delivering accurate and insightful financial reporting for a wide variety of SME clients. This role offers an excellent opportunity for an ambitious professional to move into a more client-focused and advisory-driven position. Key Responsibilities Manage and grow your own portfolio of clients, providing a high standard of service and advice Review accounts and VAT work produced by the team, ensuring accuracy and compliance Deliver proactive business advice and practical solutions to clients Build long-term, trusted relationships with clients and colleagues across the firm Mentor and support junior team members, helping them progress in their careers Ensure all work adheres to statutory, ethical, and professional standards Contribute to ongoing improvements, efficiency, and technology adoption across the team Key Requirements AAT qualified or ACCA/ACA Proven experience in an accountancy practice, including preparation of year-end accounts, VAT returns, and management accounts Additional Requirements Excellent communication abilities and strong client relationship skills Commercially minded with a proactive, professional approach Confident using accounting software such as Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, or similar This opportunity is perfect for a motivated Audit Assistant Managerlooking to advance their career, take ownership of a varied portfolio, and play a key role in supporting clients. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be trusted to deliver high-quality work while contributing to the professional growth of the wider team. This role offers strong progression opportunities for an ambitious Audit Assistant Managerready for the next challenge. We're sorry to say that this role does not offer visa sponsorship. JBRP1_UKTJ

BPA Recruitment are working this role on behalf of our recognised, Newport based Accountants. We are seeking an experienced Audit Assistant Managerto join a growing regional office within a progressive and supportive accountancy practice. This position is ideal for an individual currently working at Senior or Audit Assistant Managerlevel who is ready to take the next step and manage their own client portfolio. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be responsible for developing strong client relationships, managing workflow, reviewing work completed by team members, and delivering accurate and insightful financial reporting for a wide variety of SME clients. This role offers an excellent opportunity for an ambitious professional to move into a more client-focused and advisory-driven position. Key Responsibilities Manage and grow your own portfolio of clients, providing a high standard of service and advice Review accounts and VAT work produced by the team, ensuring accuracy and compliance Deliver proactive business advice and practical solutions to clients Build long-term, trusted relationships with clients and colleagues across the firm Mentor and support junior team members, helping them progress in their careers Ensure all work adheres to statutory, ethical, and professional standards Contribute to ongoing improvements, efficiency, and technology adoption across the team Key Requirements AAT qualified or ACCA/ACA Proven experience in an accountancy practice, including preparation of year-end accounts, VAT returns, and management accounts Additional Requirements Excellent communication abilities and strong client relationship skills Commercially minded with a proactive, professional approach Confident using accounting software such as Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, or similar This opportunity is perfect for a motivated Audit Assistant Managerlooking to advance their career, take ownership of a varied portfolio, and play a key role in supporting clients. As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will be trusted to deliver high-quality work while contributing to the professional growth of the wider team. This role offers strong progression opportunities for an ambitious Audit Assistant Managerready for the next challenge. We're sorry to say that this role does not offer visa sponsorship. JBRP1_UKTJ

The Quality Assurance Teamis responsible fordeveloping and providingsystems and information to support clinicaland operation work across the trust in the following areas: Patient Experience, NICE implementation, Clinical Audit, Service User Led Accreditation, Quality Reporting and Regulatory Compliance (CQC). A key principle underlying each of these areas is the use of testing new or innovative approaches and informing the Quality Improvement programme. The post holder will ensure the Trust meets its clinical regulatory requirements as set out in the Health and Social Care Act 2008. The post-holder will support the team's management of relationships with the clinical directorates. Main duties of the job The post holder willbe responsible forleading the trust Quality Assurance agenda, contributing to improving outcomes in clinical quality and patient experience across mental health and community health services in East London,BedfordshireandLuton.Although the postis basedin Central London, the post holder will be expected to travel across the entire geography of the Trust on a regular basis. About us The East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) strategy is to improve the lives of all we serve through improving population health outcomes, staff and service user experience and offering the best value for the community. Job responsibilities The Quality Assurance Manager plays a key role in supporting East London NHS Foundation Trust to deliver safe, effective, high quality care. The postholder will provide professional leadership across a portfolio of directorates, working closely with clinical and operational colleagues to build strong quality assurance capability and to embed a culture of continuous improvement. They will contribute to the production of high quality reports, including Quality Accounts and Quality & Safety reports, and will support the strategic development of the Trusts quality assurance functions. The postholder will maintain close effective working relationships with directorate teams, providing expert advice on quality assurance processes, methodologies and improvement planning. They will oversee and support members of the Quality Assurance (QA) Team, contributing to the development, supervision and induction of staff, and leading elements of the teams workstreams. The role includes organising and facilitating Trust-wide QA events, training sessions and presentations for internal and external audiences, and leading communication strategiessuch as newsletters, articles and videosto promote learning and showcase improvements. The postholder will represent the QA Team at key meetings and committees and will work collaboratively with Trust governance structures to support delivery of the Trust Quality Strategy. They will use and promote Quality Improvement methodology, including PDSA cycles, and provide coaching to QI projects as required. As a champion for high-quality assurance practice, the postholder will support services to understand and evaluate their performance against regulatory frameworks, particularly the CQC quality statements. They will enable teams to develop, monitor and complete action plans arising from self-assessments, mock inspections and service reviews. Building effective relationships with clinical and managerial stakeholders will be central to ensuring engagement in assurance processes and supporting services to act on feedback and drive improvements. The role includes oversight of a comprehensive clinical audit cycle, ensuring meaningful local standards, effective measurement systems and robust feedback. The postholder will promote multidisciplinary audit, embed service-user involvement and provide expert advice to healthcare professionals on audit methodology. They will support the development of audit tools, surveys and digital reporting systems, working with informatics and QI teams to ensure accurate and timely data display. The postholder will champion patient and carer feedback, supporting the development and use of patient experience systems, survey tools and engagement methods. They will supervise QA data analysts in procuring and maintaining relevant equipment and liaise with service-user and carer groups to ensure their voice informs service development. The postholder will assist services in responding to patient experience findings and will drive forward the Service User Led Accreditation programme, providing strategic direction and brokering support to enable services to improve. The postholder will oversee the Trusts NICE implementation processes, ensuring new guidance is reviewed, gaps analysed, and improvement actions monitored. They will support services to achieve and evidence compliance with relevant guidelines. Working closely with the QA leadership team, the postholder will ensure efficient use of resources and contribute to the delivery of a high-value, responsive quality assurance service across the Trust. Person Specification Education/Qualifications/Training Educated to degree level Quality Improvement training Recognised further qualification in a relevant field Experience Experience of working in quality assurance/clinical governance in a healthcare or similar organisation Experience of delivering quality assurance programmes such as clinical audit Experience of preparing services for CQC inspection Experience leading, supporting and influencing with regards to quality and governance Experience in effectively managing competing priorities and a portfolio of projects Experience of managing change Experience of working in a culturally diverse inner-city area Experience of QI methodologies Knowledge and Skills Knowledge of structures, concepts & processes of quality assurance and clinical governance Up to date knowledge of CQC regulatory preparedness processes, framework and standards Understand the need to engage with clinicians and senior leadership to provide factually accurate information relating to regulatory performance and quality standards Excellent numerical, analytical and data management skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including report writing skills Ability to confidently and effectively communicate and advise across all levels of the organisation with respect to regulatory compliance and quality Skills in project management Ability to design and deliver interactive presentations Ability to deliver interactive training tailored to the audience Ability to establish and maintain effective administrative systems and processes High level organisational skills including event management skills Ability to manage own time and priorities, ensuring that non-negotiable external deadlines are met Ability to synthesise complex information and present in a format suitable to the audience Ability to provide line management, support and supervision Able to work effectively across organisational boundaries Excellent knowledge of Office 365 and MS Teams Ability to produce articles, stories and promotional materials to aid communication Other requirements relevant to the post Able to move around the organisation and other locations within the geographical area served by the Trust Able to concentrate for long periods Able to cope with demanding and unpredictable work pattern Able to cope with emotional circumstances relating to personal histories of service users, carers, and staff Able to use computer technology for sustained periods Commitment to equal opportunities Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. £56,276 to £63,176 a yearper annum Inc HCAs

This new role offers career structure with ongoing training and real scope to develop upwards, client variety and hybrid/flexible working over a 35 hour week. Excellent new opportunity with one of our highly regarded, independent CA Firms to join their successful and growing Audit team in Glasgow, as an Audit Senior or 3rd year CA /ACCA Trainee keen to qualify and develop upwards. You will ideally be a newly/recently qualified CA/ACCA or wishing to assign your ICAS Training contract, perhaps due to exam failure or good reason and committed to qualifying. A minimum 2-2.5 years audit or audit/accounts experience gained from another more medium sized UK Accountancy Firm is required - ie non big 4, to be able to best demonstrate current/recent audit experience working with a varied range of more OMB medium sized companies with some larger groups, using UK GAAP. You may also be involved in some Year- end accounts preparation. Our client prides themselves on good staff retention, with a 'hands on' supportive management team, friendly team culture all focused on delivering high quality client service. If you are keen for a new change and challenge or feel progression is more limited where you are, this could be an ideal opportunity and Firm for you to consider! JBRP1_UKTJ

Work Locations Hilton - Area Office - Glasgow 191 West George Street Glasgow G2 2LD Department Overview This opportunity is part of our Corporate Accounting function, which sits within the Hilton Accounting and Finance Services (HAFS) organisation at our Centres of Excellence (CoE). The HAFS organisation manages the accounting and finance functions both on property and at a corporate level, enabling us to develop scalable, global processes that allow our team members the chance for growth and the ability to spend more time on strategic, high value work. This includes managing relationships with our critical business partners across our global activities as it relates to Accounting & Finance, Tax, FP&A, Risk Management, Asset Management and general operations. Position Statement This position works under the direction of Corporate OTC leadership and the International Tax team to manage and execute processes related to withholding tax (WHT) compliance for Hilton's international managed and franchised hotels. The role ensures accurate reconciliation of WHT certificates and deductions, safeguarding Hilton's ability to offset approximately $25m annually against UK Corporation Tax in line with HMRC requirements. Position Summary As Interim Senior Analyst, you will be responsible for collating, validating, and reconciling WHT certificates received from hotels against amounts recorded in Hilton's General Ledger (GL). You will liaise with hotels and internal teams to resolve discrepancies, monitor compliance with country-specific tax rules, and report exceptions to the Tax team. In addition, you will review GL postings to WHT expense accounts by Cash Applications to confirm that WHT allocations are recorded to the correct account based on fee type and linked to the correct invoices specified by the hotel. This role is critical in maintaining Hilton's tax compliance and mitigating financial risk, while driving process improvements and leveraging technology for efficiency. Planning/Organising Activities Download and review GL data to identify hotels that have withheld tax and require certificates. Maintain an organised schedule for requesting and tracking WHT certificates from hotels. Prioritise reconciliation tasks to ensure timely completion and compliance with HMRC deadlines. Prepare regular status updates and reports for OTC leadership and the Tax team. Support planning for process improvements and automation initiatives. Reconcile WHT certificate amounts to GL postings and payment remittances (approx. 4,000 transactions annually). Investigate and resolve variances by liaising with hotels and the Cash Applications team. Review GL postings to WHT expense accounts to confirm correct allocation by fee type and invoice. Report non compliance or discrepancies in withholding percentages to the Tax team. Ensure all documentation meets SOX and internal audit requirements. Build and maintain strong relationships with hotels, internal finance teams, and the Tax department. Provide guidance and support to stakeholders on WHT processes and compliance requirements. Assist with ad hoc reporting and analysis as requested by OTC leadership. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, including automation and process optimisation. Engage in any other tasks assigned by OTC leadership to support departmental goals. What are we looking for? A motivated and enthusiastic team player. Superior attention to detail. Strong problem solving and analytical skills to evaluate and interpret large data sets. Proven experience in financial reconciliation, including investigating variances and resolving errors in high volume financial transactions. A general understanding of withholding tax. Excellent written and verbal communication skills for engaging with hotels and internal stakeholders. Experience working in a Shared Services or Centre of Excellence environment. Ability to collaborate with others and act in an objective manner to effectively solve problems and stay on track towards accomplishing organisational goals. Hospitality industry experience is an advantage but not essential. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and familiarity with ERP systems (PeopleSoft preferred). Work with minimal supervision, using own initiative while thriving in a fast paced and pressured environment. Ability to handle and prioritise multiple demands and responsibilities concurrently. Demonstrated ability to identify and implement process improvements, including automation initiatives. Required Qualifications BA/BS Bachelor's degree or experience in lieu thereof. Relevant Accounting Experience. What will it be like to work for Hilton? Hilton is the leading global hospitality company, spanning the lodging sector from luxurious full service hotels and resorts to extended stay suites and mid priced hotels. For nearly a century, Hilton has offered business and leisure travelers the finest in accommodations, service, amenities and value. Hilton is dedicated to continuing its tradition of providing exceptional guest experiences across its global brands. Our vision "to fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality" unites us as a team to create remarkable hospitality experiences around the world every day. And, our amazing Team Members are at the heart of it all!