Australian Tax Accountant

Job Description
The role of Tax Accountant comes with significant responsibility:

Preparing tax statements, financial statements and BAS statements at required intervals
Creating and returning statements and documents to clients by set deadlines
Liaising with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and other regulatory bodies when required
Preparing business income tax returns and statements for audits
Assisting in financial planning
Regularly reviewing systems and making updates and improvements where necessary
Engaging regularly with clients and maintaining strong relationships
Identifying areas where clients and businesses can reduce tax, make claims and increase profit
Possessing strong knowledge of tax law and statutory regulations
Understanding financial landscape and market trends
Tax Accountant job qualifications and requirements

3 to 4 years of Australia Tax Preparation and Filing Experience. Must be well versed with Australia taxation
Tax Accountant job qualifications and requirements

This role requires a high degree of accuracy and training in the practical, administrative and legal elements of tax:

Accounting, cpa preferred
Finance or Economics
Business or Business Administration
Participation (current or former) in a Certified Practising Accountants (CPA) program. Membership of a recognised accounting institution, such as the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) or the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia (ICAA) is preferred