DESCRIPTION

Our Business Restructuring and Insolvency division have a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious Insolvency Intermediate to join our busy team in Sydney.
The role includes assisting the Managers and Partners in the administration of Corporate Insolvency related matters, liaising with creditors and all stakeholders involved in Corporate Insolvency administrations. You will work as part of a dynamic team on a variety of Corporate Insolvency cases.

ABOUT THE FIRM

Hall Chadwick is a mid-tier-chartered accounting firm providing professional services in the areas of Audit, Business Advisory, Insolvency and Tax. Hall Chadwick aspires to be the advisory firm of First Choice. We seek out niche specialisations to promote our reputation for being the best of the best in these areas.
Through Hall Chadwick Australia, we are represented in the main capital cities with a national team of over 400 professionals. With global associations, we provide real opportunities for our people to gain international experience through participation in our international staff exchange programs.
Our working environment is relaxed with a flexible approach, and Hall Chadwick has a great reputation for professional delivery. We have an “open door policy”, and all our Partners are open and down to earth, making this position excellent for a career-minded person seeking progression and opportunities to work at a senior level.

QUALIFICATIONS

Ideally you should have completed university, are looking to commence your CA studies and have at least 1 year of Corporate Insolvency experience.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Outstanding verbal and written communication skills.
• Outstanding attention to detail with a high degree of accuracy.
• Responsible, and proactive with a “can do” attitude.
• Willingness to learn and progress.
• Computer literate: (Excel, Word, Outlook, and MYOB).

• Prepare routine correspondence to a variety of stakeholders;
• Deal with stakeholder enquires over the telephone and in writing, preparing written responses as required;
• Assist colleagues as required regarding the administration of formal insolvency matters, including the preparation of statutory reports and compliance lodgements;
• Be aware of, and comply with, statutory deadlines in relation to your allocated tasks;
• Develop a basic understanding of the assignment’s business and the commercial environment in which it operates;
• Prepare transaction vouchers and journal entries through specialist insolvency accounting software;
• Assist with investigations into an insolvent entity’s finances, including the analysis of financial statements, accounting and business records;
• Assist with the development of solutions tailored to the insolvent entity with a view to achieving an optimal outcome for stakeholders;
• Demonstrate a high standard of professional courtesy and respect to all other members of staff;
• Demonstrate a high standard of professional appearance and approach in dealing with clients.