• Preparation of statutory financial reporting
• Interpretation and application of Australian accounting standards
• Financial reporting for international subsidiary companies
• Review month end journals, review reconciliation and review month-end P&L
• Assist in preparation of FBT & Company income tax return, review BAS
• Facilitate monthly processes including completeness of postings and balance sheet reconciliations
• Implementation and customisation of accounting information systems
• Lead key process improvement projects
• Working closely with senior leaders to provide financial insight critical to decision-making

• You are a qualified CA/CPA
• Strong excel skills.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Enjoy interacting with a broad range of operational and corporate departments
• The motivation for personal career development
• Dedication to working in a team environment
• Financial Accounting experience in a company environment

• Supporting balance sheet reconciliations, cashflow reporting, and bank account reconciliations
• Assisting with month-end processes, reporting, and statutory compliance across international entities
• Partnering with logistics and operations teams to drive financial performance
• Supporting lease accounting, freight accruals, and ad hoc finance projects

• Degree in Accounting, Finance, or a relevant field
• 2+ years’ experience in finance or accounting roles, ideally in larger or complex businesses
• Strong technical Excel skills and comfort working with large datasets
• Experience with ERP systems
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
• A proactive mindset and passion for continuous improvement

• Be part of a globally recognised brand with deep local roots
• Work in a collaborative, supportive, and values-driven team
• Enjoy flexible working hours and staff benefits, including discounts
• Relocate to Bundaberg and enjoy the lifestyle benefits of a sunny, coastal city with traffic-free commutes, beautiful beaches, and strong community ties
• Opportunities for professional development, mentoring, and career progression within the finance function

Financial/Fund Accountant | 6-Month Contract / not open to 1st movers

Sydney CBD

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Fund/Financial Accountant to join a high-performing finance team within a large, listed, and fast-growing organisation. This role sits within a key business division supporting a diversified investment portfolio, offering exposure to complex structures and technical accounting in a dynamic environment.

About the Role

Reporting to the Finance Manager, you'll play a critical role in maintaining financial integrity, ensuring accuracy across reporting, compliance, and control. This position offers a broad mix of financial reporting, technical accounting, and stakeholder engagement, working closely with both finance and operational teams.

Key Responsibilities:

• Manage end-to-end financial reporting, including month-end and year-end close processes.
• Deliver accurate reconciliations and ensure compliance with accounting standards and internal controls.
• Prepare management reports, commentary, and support statutory and audit requirements.
• Partner with internal teams to support transactions, process improvements, and ongoing system enhancements.
• Contribute to finance transformation and operational efficiency initiatives.

About You

You're a hands-on finance professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys problem-solving, and takes pride in producing high-quality work. You're proactive, collaborative, and have strong attention to detail.

To be successful, you'll bring:

• CA or CPA qualification with 3+ years post-qualified experience.
• Strong technical accounting knowledge (AASB / IFRS).
• Experience in financial control, fund accounting, or corporate accounting environments.
• Advanced Excel and solid systems skills.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.

Reference Number: 06800-0013319566

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INCH Housing Inc's Core business is to provideSecure, Safe, Affordable housing for those in housing need, for all people who are eligible under Community and Social Housing sector program guidelines.

All of INCH's work is driven by our core values of Empathy, Respect, Inclusion, Accountability and Independence.

This Finance Officer will have a leadership role in our Not for Profit, Charity organisation.

This is a part-time position is 24 hours per week, over 3 days. Flexible days work. This role is worked in Mitchelton Office.

The salary advertised is for a full-time role, the salary will be pro-rata for this part-time role. Also INCH can offer - free Employee Assistance Program, Fringe Benefit wage tax incentive, a 3 day work week, challenging and rewarding role in a growth organisation and senior management team position.

We’re seeking a Finance Officer who knows their stuff, gets the job done right, and who is:-

Passionate – about the difference our Charity organisation makes in people’s lives

Supportive - understanding, caring and encouraging of our clients, our fellow workmates and our community

Skilled- has 3 plus years of lived experience in finance accounting and management

Team player – smart people working together for a passionate cause

Great work – bring positive energy, enthusiasm and pride in your work

Have a Go – always keen to test, learn and grow

Being Leader - Lead the finance department

You will work autonomously, with senior management team member support. The duties of the Finance Officer includes 

Role purpose: 

• taking a leadership role for INCH’s financial management.

• implementing financial and management as per policy and procedures

• meeting funding service agreements and other contractual finance obligations

• preparing annual financial statements and liaising with external auditors 

• ensuring Legislative Requirements for a not-for-profit association are met

Processing and management of:

• processing and recording accounts payable, payments received and payroll for a small team

• recording of general journals monthly, quarterly and annual basis to reflect the requirements of Australian Accounting Standards 

• regular reconciliations of bank accounts, wages, and other accounts as appropriate 

• production of monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports for the Board which may include financial forecasts and variance analysis as required

• Preparation of returns and timely payment for statutory obligations such as BAS, PAYG, FBT, Workcover, QLeave

• Coordination and minuting of scheduled Finance and Audit Subcommittee meetings

• Preparation for interim and final audit

• Liaison with external auditors, funding bodies and other external organisations

• Annual update of Financial policy and procedures

• Annual mapping changes in legislation and processes for all INCH’s policies

• Participating and implementing INCH’s Strategic Goals relating to INCH’s Housing Services.

• your must have or obtain before commencement, a Qld Blue Card - approved to work with children.

Salary rates as per SCHAD - Social Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award.

This position will remain open until a successful candidate has been engaged or the ad expires

We look forward to hearing from you.

Maggie Insurance Group – Fully Remote (Australia)

Contract (~2 days per week to start) | Pathway to full-time + equity

About Maggie Insurance Group

Maggie Insurance Group is a startup service provider, supporting specialised independent insurance brokers and InsurTech platforms operating in niche markets and geographies. We provide AR licensing, access to leading insurers and underwriters, compliance oversight, account reconciliation, technology infrastructure, and rewards programs.

Our mission is to build Australia's best operating platform that lets independent insurance brokers run faster, scale smarter, and stay compliant, so they can grow their business without getting buried in admin.

The Opportunity

We are seeking a Founding Head of Accounting to build and lead Maggie’s accounting function from the ground up, serving our network of independent insurance brokers across Australia.

This is a hands-on, client-facing leadership role for an experienced insurance accounting professional who wants to design the systems, controls and reporting frameworks that help brokers operate with confidence and compliance under Maggie’s AFSL.

You will start as an individual contributor, directly supporting out-of-network brokers with bookkeeping, trust reconciliation, BAS/IAS lodgements, and financial reporting. Over time, this role will evolve into a leadership position overseeing a growing onshore and offshore accounting team.

Key Responsibilities

• Establish and manage Maggie’s accounting and trust reconciliation operating framework

• Provide bookkeeping, payroll, BAS/IAS lodgements and financial reporting services to brokers

• Support brokers with compliance and financial record keeping under the AFSL

• Recruit, train and manage a growing onshore and offshore accounting team

• Act as a Responsible Manager for Maggie’s AFSL

Required Qualifications and Experience

• CA or CPA qualification

• Minimum 3 years’ experience in Australia within the general insurance industry, ideally with a broker, underwriting agency or AFSL holder

• Hands-on experience in bookkeeping/payroll, trust reconciliation, BAS/IAS lodgements and financial reporting

• Proven practical knowledge of retail and wholesale general insurance products and distribution models

• Experience leading accounting teams and building scalable offshore functions

• Familiarity with broker operating platforms such as WinBEAT and Javelin

• Proven ability to leverage AI tools to improve reporting accuracy and efficiency

• Exceptionally strong communication, organization, strategic planning, and leadership skills

Role Details

• Fully remote role, open to candidates based anywhere in Australia

• Initial engagement of approximately two days per week

• Pathway to full-time employment and equity as the business scales

• Opportunity to shape the strategic direction of the accounting department

• Reports directly to the Founder

Are you an experienced accountant looking for an exciting opportunity in corporate insolvency and restructuring? Join one of Australia's fastest-growing advisory firms and take your career to the next level with Mackay Goodwin. This role offers a dynamic work environment, mentorship from industry experts, and excellent prospects for professional growth.

Mackay Goodwin is a leading advisory and insolvency firm with over 80 employees across Australia and the Asia Pacific. Known for their innovative and action-oriented approach, they have earned the title of most appointments per liquidator in the country. The company prides itself on pushing the boundaries of traditional practices while maintaining the core principles of a modern workplace.

• Managing insolvency cases: Assist senior staff with various corporate insolvency and restructuring appointments, including Voluntary Administrations, Liquidations, and Receiverships.

• Ensuring compliance: Monitor and meet statutory deadlines, handling lodgements and reports for ASIC.

• Conducting investigations: Prepare investigative reports, conduct fieldwork, and recover company assets under supervision.

• Analyzing financial data: Review and analyze financial information to support decision-making processes.

• Communicating with stakeholders: Liaise with financiers, lawyers, agents, auctioneers, directors, creditors, and government departments.

• Qualified accountant: Hold tertiary qualifications in Business, Commerce with an Accounting Major, or other relevant studies (completed or in final year).

• Experienced professional: Have 3+ years of relevant experience in corporate insolvency, with a passion for continuous learning.

• Ethical practitioner: Demonstrate strong ethical standards and commitment to professional integrity.

• Skilled communicator: Possess excellent communication and report writing skills to effectively interact with various stakeholders.

• Detail-oriented analyst: Show strong attention to detail and analytical skills for thorough financial investigations.

• Team player: Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

• Time management expert: Excel in managing multiple tasks and meeting deadlines efficiently.

Our client offers an attractive remuneration package and other benefits, such as:

• Competitive salary with a monthly bonus scheme

• Fast-tracked career progression and professional development opportunities

• Flexibility to work from home after initial training

• Full financial support for professional qualifications (CPA, CAANZ, ARTIA)

• Three well-being days annually

• Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Paid maternity/paternity leave and study leave

• Vibrant office culture with team bonding events and a private balcony offering views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge

Ready to join this role? Click Apply now to submit your resume and share your availability and expected salary with us!

We value diversity and encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

All information received will be kept strictly confidential and will be used only for employment-related purposes.

Challenging & Rewarding Role

• Broad and junior role starting with AP, AR, reconciliation and month-end duties

• Work with talented and supportive peers in a reputable and successful infrastructure and investment business

• Wynyard location. Salary $60K - $70K + Super + Bonus + Study Support 

The Company 

Our client operates within the infrastructure investment sector, partnering with governments and private organisations to deliver large-scale public projects globally. They have built an exceptional reputation for innovation and sustainable growth.  

Some key highlights about this employer: 

• Work in an environment that values learning, mentorship, and career development

• Full CA/CPA study support and structured training provided

• Hybrid work model (3 days office / 2 days WFH after training)

• High-performing, professional finance team with a supportive culture

The Role  

Reporting to experienced and supportive Finance Managers, you will gain hands-on experience across the full accounting cycle and be mentored by some of the best in the industry.
Your initial responsibilities will include: 

• Accounts Payable and Receivable processing

• Month-end journals and reconciliations

• Preparation of management reports and financial statements

• Assisting with project budgeting and investor reporting

• Supporting audit and compliance activities 

As you continue to grow and become more confident, you will be given more responsibilities.  

Your Background 

Our client is looking for a Graduate Accountant who fulfils the following criteria:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Commerce or Finance with strong academic results (Credit–Distinction average or higher)

• Permanent working rights (Australian Citizen, PR, or Partner Visa)

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

• A proactive attitude, willingness to learn, and desire to build a long-term career in corporate finance

If you are keen to find out more about this Assistant Financial Accountant position, please contact Marc Dalusag at Richard Lloyd on 02 8324 2016,quoting reference 9516 or click on 'apply now' below.

Please submit your CV in Word format and note that due to the high volume of responses we receive only suitable candidates will be contacted.

About us

At the ATO, you’ll do work you can’t do anywhere else. Work that is meaningful, diverse and challenging. We do work that makes a real difference to the lives of Australians - work that might take you somewhere unexpected.

We’re building a leading tax and superannuation administration known for contemporary service, expertise and integrity.

We have a vibrant, inclusive and client-focused culture. We celebrate and champion diversity to reflect the community we serve.

About the role

Use your tax expertise to tackle complex risks, drive compliance, and help ensure big businesses pay the right tax—making a real impact on Australia’s tax system.

Your duties

·      Apply your expertise to identify and mitigate tax risks

·      Detect and address tax avoidance to protect revenue and uphold the integrity of Australia’s tax system

·      Contribute to tax assurance, risk-based compliance, and dispute resolution programs

·      Support efforts to ensure multinational enterprises and large businesses pay the correct amount of tax in Australia

Skills and experience

·      7+ years’ tax experience with strong technical knowledge

·      Understands complex tax issues and business behaviours

·      Strong leadership capability to lead complex, sensitive cases and drive results

·      Effective collaborator and negotiator to achieve optimal outcomes

Benefits

·      Attractive superannuation contributions of 15.4%

·      Flexibility to provide work/life balance

·      Award-winning and highly professional organisation

·      Contemporary workspaces and technology

·      Learning and development opportunities

These roles will be offered in Adelaide, Albury, Box Hill (VIC), Brisbane CBD, Canberra, Dandenong, Geelong, Gosford, Hobart, Melbourne CBD, Moonee Ponds, Newcastle, Parramatta, Penrith, Perth, Sydney CBD, Townsville, Upper Mount Gravatt or Wollongong.

You must be an Australian citizen to work with the ATO.  

People with disability and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.

Does this sound like you?

If this sounds like you, we encourage you to click “Apply”. Don’t forget to mention you applied through SEEK on your application.

Find out more information about us on our careers page at www.ato.gov.au/careers

About us

At the ATO, you’ll do work you can’t do anywhere else. Work that is meaningful, diverse and challenging. We do work that makes a real difference to the lives of Australians - work that might take you somewhere unexpected.

We’re building a leading tax and superannuation administration known for contemporary service, expertise and integrity.

We have a vibrant, inclusive and client-focused culture. We celebrate and champion diversity to reflect the community we serve.

About the role

Use your tax expertise to tackle complex risks, drive compliance, and help ensure big businesses pay the right tax—making a real impact on Australia’s tax system.

Your duties

·      Apply your expertise to identify and mitigate tax risks

·      Detect and address tax avoidance to protect revenue and uphold the integrity of Australia’s tax system

·      Contribute to tax assurance, risk-based compliance, and dispute resolution programs

·      Support efforts to ensure multinational enterprises and large businesses pay the correct amount of tax in Australia

Skills and experience

·      7+ years’ tax experience with strong technical knowledge

·      Understands complex tax issues and business behaviours

·      Strong leadership capability to lead complex, sensitive cases and drive results

·      Effective collaborator and negotiator to achieve optimal outcomes

Benefits

·      Attractive superannuation contributions of 15.4%

·      Flexibility to provide work/life balance

·      Award-winning and highly professional organisation

·      Contemporary workspaces and technology

·      Learning and development opportunities

These roles will be offered in Adelaide, Albury, Box Hill (VIC), Brisbane CBD, Canberra, Dandenong, Geelong, Gosford, Hobart, Melbourne CBD, Moonee Ponds, Newcastle, Parramatta, Penrith, Perth, Sydney CBD, Townsville, Upper Mount Gravatt or Wollongong.

You must be an Australian citizen to work with the ATO.  

People with disability and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.

Does this sound like you?

If this sounds like you, we encourage you to click “Apply”. Don’t forget to mention you applied through SEEK on your application.

Find out more information about us on our careers page at www.ato.gov.au/careers