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Permanent Role - Accountancy Firm - Senior Admin (Tax Team) - Farringdon

Your new company 
An established accountancy firm based in the heart of London is seeking a Senior Administrator to join their busy Tax team!
Your new role 

Drafting and preparing engagement and disengagement letters Conducting mail merges  Administration support to include creating reports, data analysts and WIP management  Filing and scanning documents on an e-filing system and maintaining records Overseeing the office annual leave calendar ensuring there is enough cover Organising lunches and events for the team Completing KYC processes including Companies House checks Onboarding new clients on CCH and HMRC Expenses management  Booking travel and accomodation when required 

What you'll need to succeed 
Previous admin experience in a similar role within a professional services firmAdvanced skills in MS Office, including Outlook, Excel and PowerPointTime managementAbility to converse with all levels of seniorityAbility to travel into the office 5 days a weekWhat you need to do now 
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.
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