Accounting Technician

Baker Tilly Montreal is looking for an Accounting Technician to join the Accounting Services group on a Part-time basis.

As a leading mid-market firm, we have been serving the Montréal business community for more than 70 years. From real estate to manufacturing, import/export and high-tech to retail and the service industry, we have experience in virtually every sector of the Canadian economy. Committed to professionalism and excellence in personalized service, we adapt to the changing needs of every client. Quite simply, we put our clients first. Dynamic and growing, we give our professional staff every opportunity to excel.

Your primary responsibilities will include:

• Reporting directly to the Manager, Accounting Services Department and the designated Partner assigned to the client
• Bookkeeping for various clients including cash receipts, cash disbursements, bank reconciliations, GST/HST/QST/DAS reports
• Assist in the preparation of monthly and/or yearly financial statements including all necessary adjustments
• Assist with the preparation of annual tax slips (T4, T5, etc.)
• Provide back office support to our clients while implementing their accounting systems and answer questions regarding various bookkeeping issues

Part time 2 to 3 days a week (14-21 hours)

A successful candidate will have:

• Post-secondary education (i.e. DEC, DCS) with at least two years’ experience in accounting; preferably in an accounting firm
• Excellent accounting skills and knowledge of QuickBooks Online. A strong plus if certified
• Solid knowledge of Canada Revenue Agency and Revenue Quebec online credentials
• Knowledge of various online banking and payroll client platforms (ADP, Ceridian, PEO Canada, Nethris) is a major asset
• Bilingual (French and English), strong communication skills
• Experience with sales taxes and of payroll/deductions at source
• Flexibility to manage workload demands, deadlines and multiple tasks, as required, and work with a minimum of supervision
• Great team spirit and work ethic