Chartered Professional Accountant Public Practice (Nova Scotia)

Chartered Professional Accountant Public Practice (Nova Scotia)

07 Nov
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The AC Group of Independent Accounting Firms
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Nova Scotia

07 Nov

The AC Group of Independent Accounting Firms

Nova Scotia

Use public practice accounting expertise at Sanford & Associates in Digby, Nova Scotia, supporting owner-managed clients across diverse engagements.
This full-time, permanent Chartered Professional Accountant position offers responsibility across accounting, assurance, and tax engagements. The successful candidate completed the CFE and brings public accounting experience or equivalent, plus familiarity with ASPE, ASNPO, year-end engagements, and income tax returns.
Key Responsibilities: Contribute to accounting engagements for owner-managed business clients
Support assurance engagements across varied client needs
Complete tax engagements and income tax returns
Build long-standing relationships with owner-managed business clients
Manage engagement deadlines and workflow
Requirements: Chartered Professional Accountant designation
Successful completion of the CFE
At least two years public accounting experience or equivalent
Familiarity with ASPE and ASNPO
Experience with QuickBooks, Sage, Caseware, or Profile considered an asset
Bring organized, detail-oriented public practice experience and strong communication skills to Sanford & Associates’ Digby accounting team.

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📌 Chartered Professional Accountant Public Practice (Nova Scotia)
🏢 The AC Group of Independent Accounting Firms
📍 Nova Scotia

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