Senior Accountant at Inland Revenue Te Tari Taake, Wellington - WairarapaWe are looking for a passionate and proven Senior Financial Accountant with the curiosity and capability to grow their career in financial accounting. This role is Wellington based.
This unique role contributes to the Financial Statements of the Government and offers true professional development opportunities within an organisation committed to flexible working and authentic engagement.
Mo te tunga- About the role Our team facilitates the accounting, collection and disbursement of over $115 billion of tax and $5 billion of social policy payments on behalf of the Crown, manages the valuations for $30 billion of Crown assets and provides financial advice and support across IR and the broader sector in relation to tax and social policy.
Sitting within Non-Departmental Accounting, the Senior Financial Accountant will gain a detailed understanding of Inland Revenue's accounting processes, the Crown functions managed by Inland Revenue, and the Treasury's reporting requirements.
You'll be responsible for: Providing financial accounting advice, services and reporting across tax and social policy to ensure accurate Treasury reporting and to maximise the value of Crown assets.Assisting with data preparation for valuations, preparing Treasury and internal reporting, baseline update and appropriation processes.Becoming a subject matter expert for our data, systems and frameworks.Interpreting and analysing data to identify and explain financial trends and financial risks.Working with a range of internal and external customers including internal business owners, the Treasury, valuers and auditors.This position will suit someone looking to further enhance their knowledge, develop their experience, and progress their career within the team.
To be successful, you will also possess the following attributes: A strong data analysis and analytical skills and an ability to connect this data to other relevant information to provide meaningful insights for both internal and external stakeholders.A curious mindset with demonstrated ability to resolve complex challenges.Excellent verbal and written communication skills and confidence to clearly and effectively communicate with both external and internal customers.Strong customer service focus and ability to quickly build effective working relationships.Highly motivated team player who enjoys working across both the immediate team, the broader Finance Services team and Inland Revenue.Sound planning and organisation skills, including the ability to work to deadlines.A minimum of five plus years accounting experience, including strong financial accounting experience and basic knowledge of general tax principles.Chartered Accountant (or equivalent recognised by CAANZ) qualification.Experience working in a large government organisation preferred (but not essential).Strong technical aptitude demonstrated by an ability to learn and understand complex concepts quickly.Experience in working with large accounting systems.Te Tari Taake Inland Revenue plays a critical role in improving the economic and social wellbeing of Aotearoa New Zealand.
The Finance Services group delivers finance services to support the efficient and effective use of resources, the stewardship of assets, and to build financial management capability.
We are committed to keeping to the Treaty of Waitangi's guiding principles in our work for and with Maori customers and our employees, their whanau, hapu and iwi. Also important to us is how we work - our organisation continues to develop a culture which is customer-centric, intelligence-led, agile, and inclusive.
We're offering great flexibility, support and development opportunities unique to you and your aspirations so that you can bring your whole self to work and thrive with us.
Please apply online with your CV and use your cover letter to outline your experience and describe your interest. Feel free to contact Marco van Hofwegen in the Talent Acquisition team if you have any questions - ******
Applications close 5pm Monday 20 January 2025
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