Accountant

Role overview

Join the Gore, Southland team in a people-first workplace that values collaboration, guidance from experienced leaders, and genuine client relationships. This position supports local businesses with a wide range of accounting needs and offers strong opportunities to learn, build capability, and progress in your career.

The role suits candidates at different stages of their accounting journey. You’ll gain practical exposure, work closely with approachable mentors, and be part of a close-knit office where development is actively supported.

Key duties

• Prepare financial statements and income tax returns for individuals, partnerships, trusts, and companies.
• Complete GST, FBT, and RWT filings.
• Manage work to meet deadlines, budgets, and technical standards.
• Use a variety of well-known accounting platforms and help clients get more value from their software.

What the employer offers

• Flexible working arrangements, with consideration for both full-time and part-time applications.
• Defined development pathways and ongoing professional support.
• Health insurance together with lifestyle-related benefits.
• Study assistance, including paid study leave and reimbursement of fees for CA or CPA study.
• Access to internal and external learning and training opportunities.

What you should bring

• Experience in accounting, ideally from public practice or a well-established commercial environment.
• CA or CPA qualification, or progress toward one, is preferred.
• Broad exposure to tax, accounting, and general business matters.
• Ability to build and sustain positive working relationships with both clients and colleagues.
• Strong analytical ability and a careful eye for detail.
• A collaborative mindset and willingness to contribute as part of a team.

About the organisation

Findex is a major Australasian provider of accounting, advisory, and wealth services. Since 1987, the business has combined local market knowledge with a broad regional footprint, supporting clients through integrated solutions and long-term financial guidance.

In New Zealand, Findex is among the largest providers of accounting, audit, tax, wealth, and business advice, operating through a network of more than 20 offices across the country.

Community and values

The organisation gives back through its community fund, which has donated more than $4.3 million to over 800 charities across Australia and New Zealand since 2018. The team has also contributed more than 9,000 volunteer hours to community initiatives.

Diversity and inclusion are core commitments, and the employer encourages applications from people with varied backgrounds, experiences, and strengths.

Development focus

The workplace places a strong emphasis on learning and career growth. Employees are supported through structured training, development opportunities, and additional assistance with external study relevant to their role.