Financial Controller

An Accounts Clerk handles accounts payable and receivable, managing paperwork, data entry, and reconciling statements with great attention to detail.

A Payroll Clerk processes employee wages, maintains records, calculates payments, and responds to inquiries, ensuring accurate payroll management.

An Accounts Officer manages financial records, oversees income and expenditures, processes invoices, reconciles statements, and prepares reports efficiently.

A Bookkeeper manages financial records, tracks transactions, prepares reports, and reconciles statements, ensuring accuracy and detail.

An Accounts Receivable Officer ensures timely payments for products/services, generates invoices, processes payments, and maintains customer accounts efficiently.

A Tax Accountant manages tax obligations, prepares returns, provides advice, and requires strong numerical, organisational, and communication skills.

An Accounting Manager oversees the accounts department, supervising teams, managing payroll, and preparing financial reports and budgets.

A Forensic Accountant analyses financial data for legal cases, identifies discrepancies, and presents findings related to fraud and insolvency.

An Auditor reviews financial data for accuracy, prepares reports on findings, and recommends improvements to accounting systems.

A Chief Financial Officer (CFO) manages a company’s finances, overseeing budgets, making strategic recommendations, and leading the finance team.

An Accountant manages financial records and processes accounts, ensuring accuracy in income, expenditure, and financial reporting.

Tax Agents help clients with tax returns, GST, and superannuation, offering advice on structuring and taxation while registered with the TPG.

A Project Accountant manages project finances, balances budgets, monitors income and expenditure, and prepares reports while ensuring detail and communication.

A Business Services Accountant manages financial tasks, primarily focusing on taxation, preparing reports, and advising clients on tax matters.

A Company Accountant manages financial operations, including budgets, reports, and stakeholder advice, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

A Trust Accountant oversees trust account finances, managing transactions, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

A Financial Accountant oversees financial operations, prepares reports, manages accounts, and advises management on financial positions.

A Group Accountant oversees financial operations for large organisations, ensuring efficient accounting systems, reporting, and forecasting.

A Fund Accountant oversees the financial activities of investment portfolios, analysing performance, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance.

An Internal Auditor reviews financial data, identifies risks, prepares reports, and makes recommendations while ensuring accuracy and teamwork.

A Systems Accountant manages financial systems, ensures compliance, develops procedures, trains staff, and provides analytical insights to management.

A Commercial Analyst evaluates business processes to enhance efficiency, providing recommendations and collaborating with clients to improve performance.

A Cost Controller manages budgets, monitors costs, tracks spending, suggests savings, and reports expenses while communicating with stakeholders.

A Management Accountant manages financial activities, prepares reports, sets budgets, makes forecasts, and advises on costs and pricing.

Certified Practising Accountants (CPAs) manage financial operations, focusing on reporting, tax, and compliance while providing strategic insights.

A Chartered Accountant oversees financial matters, focusing on reporting, auditing, and tax planning while ensuring compliance and offering strategic advice.

A Taxation Specialist advises on tax planning and compliance, analysing financial records, preparing returns, and optimising tax efficiency.

A Senior Accountant oversees financial operations, ensuring accurate reporting, compliance, budget management, and process improvements.

A Tax Manager oversees tax strategy, compliance, and audits, minimising liabilities, and providing strategic advice, requiring strong analytical and communication skills.

A Senior Auditor evaluates financial records for accuracy and compliance, prepares reports, and recommends improvements in financial processes.

A Tax Auditor ensures compliance with tax laws by examining financial records, identifying discrepancies, and preparing detailed audit reports.

A Tax Adviser offers tax advice and compliance services to clients, preparing returns and minimising liabilities through strategic planning.

A Corporate Accountant manages financial operations, ensuring accurate reporting, compliance, and insights for informed decision-making.

A BAS Agent prepares and lodges Business Activity Statements, assisting businesses with GST and tax obligations while ensuring data accuracy.