Job Description

Role Overview

An Accountant in a CA firm supports clients with accounting, taxation, audits, and compliance. The work is client-facing, deadline-driven, and accuracy-focused.

What an Accountant Does in a CA FirmAccounting & Bookkeeping

Maintain clients' books of accounts Record transactions (sales, purchases, expenses, payroll) Prepare ledgers, trial balances, and reconciliations Ensure accounts follow accounting standards
Financial Statements

Prepare financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow) Assist in finalization of accounts Analyze financial data and identify errors or irregularities
Taxation Work

Prepare and file tax returns (individuals, firms, companies) Compute taxable income and tax liability Assist with GST/VAT returns, TDS/TCS, or similar tax filings Respond to tax notices and assist in assessments
Audit Support

Assist in statutory, internal, or tax audits Verify vouchers, invoices, and supporting documents Perform audit checks and prepare working papers Coordinate with clients to collect required information
Compliance & Filings

Ensure timely statutory filings and regulatory compliance Maintain compliance calendars and documentation Support incorporation, registrations, and amendments
Client Coordination

Communicate with clients for data, clarifications, and follow-ups Answer basic accounting and tax queries Maintain professional client relationships
Firm Support

Maintain organized files and records Use accounting and tax software (e.g., Tally, QuickBooks, Excel, tax portals) Support senior accountants and partners in assignments
Skills Typically Required

Strong knowledge of accounting principles Basic understanding of taxation and compliance Attention to detail and accuracy Time management and ability to meet deadlines Good communication skills Proficiency in accounting software and Excel

Role Overview

An Accountant in a CA firm supports clients with accounting, taxation, audits, and compliance. The work is client-facing, deadline-driven, and accuracy-focused.

What an Accountant Does in a CA FirmAccounting & Bookkeeping

Maintain clients' books of accounts Record transactions (sales, purchases, expenses, payroll) Prepare ledgers, trial balances, and reconciliations Ensure accounts follow accounting standards
Financial Statements

Prepare financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow) Assist in finalization of accounts Analyze financial data and identify errors or irregularities
Taxation Work

Prepare and file tax returns (individuals, firms, companies) Compute taxable income and tax liability Assist with GST/VAT returns, TDS/TCS, or similar tax filings Respond to tax notices and assist in assessments
Audit Support

Assist in statutory, internal, or tax audits Verify vouchers, invoices, and supporting documents Perform audit checks and prepare working papers Coordinate with clients to collect required information
Compliance & Filings

Ensure timely statutory filings and regulatory compliance Maintain compliance calendars and documentation Support incorporation, registrations, and amendments
Client Coordination

Communicate with clients for data, clarifications, and follow-ups Answer basic accounting and tax queries Maintain professional client relationships
Firm Support

Maintain organized files and records Use accounting and tax software (e.g., Tally, QuickBooks, Excel, tax portals) Support senior accountants and partners in assignments
Skills Typically Required

Strong knowledge of accounting principles Basic understanding of taxation and compliance Attention to detail and accuracy Time management and ability to meet deadlines Good communication skills Proficiency in accounting software and Excel

Role Overview

An Accountant in a CA firm supports clients with accounting, taxation, audits, and compliance. The work is client-facing, deadline-driven, and accuracy-focused.

What an Accountant Does in a CA FirmAccounting & Bookkeeping

Maintain clients' books of accounts Record transactions (sales, purchases, expenses, payroll) Prepare ledgers, trial balances, and reconciliations Ensure accounts follow accounting standards
Financial Statements

Prepare financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow) Assist in finalization of accounts Analyze financial data and identify errors or irregularities
Taxation Work

Prepare and file tax returns (individuals, firms, companies) Compute taxable income and tax liability Assist with GST/VAT returns, TDS/TCS, or similar tax filings Respond to tax notices and assist in assessments
Audit Support

Assist in statutory, internal, or tax audits Verify vouchers, invoices, and supporting documents Perform audit checks and prepare working papers Coordinate with clients to collect required information
Compliance & Filings

Ensure timely statutory filings and regulatory compliance Maintain compliance calendars and documentation Support incorporation, registrations, and amendments
Client Coordination

Communicate with clients for data, clarifications, and follow-ups Answer basic accounting and tax queries Maintain professional client relationships
Firm Support

Maintain organized files and records Use accounting and tax software (e.g., Tally, QuickBooks, Excel, tax portals) Support senior accountants and partners in assignments
Skills Typically Required

Strong knowledge of accounting principles Basic understanding of taxation and compliance Attention to detail and accuracy Time management and ability to meet deadlines Good communication skills Proficiency in accounting software and Excel
Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person