Once qualified and with experience, you could earn up to £35,000 or more.Starting salaries for trainee accounting technicians range from £17,000 to £22,000.advising on taxation issues and ensuring compliance with taxation legislation.These tend to be in a specialist area of accounting and may include: Self-employed accounting technicians provide a range of accountancy services to businesses. You'll develop specific skills depending on which area of finance you're working in. helping qualified accountants with accounts inspections (audits).ĭifferent financial departments require different specialist knowledge.With experience, you might take on supervisor responsibilities and more complex tasks, such as: handling company expenses and payroll systems that pay wages and salaries.completing and submitting tax returns, VAT returns and National Insurance contributions.preparing and checking ledger balances and other monthly and yearly accounts.assisting in the preparation of accounts.Wherever you work, your responsibilities will include: Responsibilitiesĭepending on the route you take, your qualifications and subsequent work experience, you may cover a range of roles including gathering, checking and analysing financial information. Most people in this job start their careers in a finance support role. Accounting technicians can be employed in industry, commerce or the public sector. You could be part of a large team, or you could be the only financially trained member of staff in a small enterprise. Accounting technicians manage a variety of accounting tasks for a business, including bookkeeping, invoices, budgets and tax
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