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      <description>Location: Leeds | Salary: &amp;pound;25000 - &amp;pound;32000/annum | Type: Permanent | Assistant Accountant (Transactional Finance)    Leeds / Bradford | -26,00032,000 | Study support available    The role that actually takes you somewhere.   Not every "Assistant Accountant" ad is a stepping stone in disguise for a role that goes nowhere. This one genuinely is a stepping stone, and a good one. Our client, an expanding business with real growth plans, wants someone who''ll pick up transactional finance duties and use them as a launchpad into management accounts, not get stuck doing purchase ledger forever.  If you''re AAT qualified (or working towards it) and want a role that''ll actually teach you something rather than just keep you busy, this is worth a proper look.   You''ll be:    Assisting with monthly management accounts and month-end close  Preparing accruals, prepayments, and journals  Handling balance sheet reconciliations  Getting genuine exposure to wider transactional and operational finance work, this isn''t siloed    You''ll need:    AAT qualified or part-qualified (study support genuinely provided)  Some transactional finance experience, purchase/sales ledger, credit control, or similar  Curiosity, the people who do best here are the ones who ask "why" ...</description>
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