Accounting

What we do

Accounting is a fundamental part of a business’ backbone.

At TaaS, we want to help you help yourselves with all your accounting needs, whether that may be keeping track of your income and expenditure, ensuring statutory compliance, or providing investors and management with imperative financial information in order to make strategic business decisions.

Likewise, if you are a qualified or part-qualified accounting professional, we want to help you find the right role which is best for you.

Rest assured that we will cover all bases across the board, from large Multinationals, and smaller start-ups and so the options are limitless. If you would like to find out more about our services or the roles we recruit for then
please get in touch.

We recruit for positions such as:

  • Accountants
  • Assistant Accountant
  • Financial Accountant
  • Management Accountant
  • Financial Analyst
  • Commercial Accountant
  • FP&A Manager
  • Project Accountant
  • Financial Controller (please see TaaS Executive Search)
  • CFO (please see TaaS Executive Search)
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Our work

Case studies

See how we provided exceptional talent to our clients.

Finance & Accounting
FMCG organisation – Credit Control and Claims Officers team of 16

The Brief: A FMCG client decided to centralise their credit and claims team to Sydney and therefore needed staff immediately who were skilled in both areas. These contractors were an urgent requirement for their Sydney office, and they also required permanent employees.

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IT & Project services
Financial Services Client – Payments Project team of 7

The Brief: A financial services client of ours were commencing a new digital payments project and required contractors in addition to their permanent staff, They needed a Senior Project Manager, 2 x UX Designers, 2 x Business Analysts, 2 x Technical Business Analysts, a Project Coordinator and a Change Manager.

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IT & Project services
Sydney based Bank – Senior Project Manager

The Brief - This popular Australian bank’s incumbent PM handed in their resignation, with just two weeks notice, prompting the need for a fast and efficient replacement to take their place.

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