Job Satisfaction at William Buck

Learning and development, requiring admin work for live training, promotion work in sharing upcoming and current projects, project work in planning, consultation and implementation, and being available to support others and answer ad-hoc queries.

Preparation of tax summary's, income tax returns, rental property summaries Client add forms Phone calls to ATO Preparation of BAS and lodgment

At this stage just a lot of training aswell as basic jobs for individuals mostly

Quite satisfied - it is a good mix of DD, Valuations, M&A and Modelling, which stretches not only my accounting and finance skills, but also pushes me to try improve my problem solving skills as well as data analysis ability.

I mostly perform compliance work including tax returns for individuals, trusts and small companies. My day typically includes doing the financials and returns of one to two entities a day.

I have found my roles extremely satisfying. While-being unsure of what my day-to-day would look like before I started, I have now found enjoyment is almost all of the tasks I complete.

I'm primarily doing a lot of the groundwork for all the jobs we get. This allows my Managers and Intermediates above me to focus on

My role in business advisory (BA) as a fresh graduate includes compliance work for mid-to-low sized companies and trusts as well as moderately wealthy individuals. I spend most of my time in our company accounting software either reconciling or reviewing reports and preparing workpapers to consider the tax implications of each client's unique dealings. Whilst I spend most of my time on compliance work, I feel my primary duty as a graduate is to learn from my seniors - accepting feedback wherever I can, attending learning & development sessions and getting to know my team better.

Generally, my day-to-day role involves working on clients that have been assigned to me, including work on trusts and individuals. However, sometimes I take up others work and try and ease up their workload by doing tasks for them.

Tax returns, financials for trusts and companies, phone calls, answering client queries.

My role as undergraduate accountant includes working on mostly individual compliance work such as tax returns and activity statements.

Preparing financial statements and annual returns for self managed super funds. Other tasks in required to help clients manage their self managed super funds, pension commencements, contributions etc

Preparing and implementing annual review client documents. Other ad-hoc as well

Each day can look very different. I spend a lot of time building relationships with my colleagues and advising clients - whether this be over the phone or via email. The rest of my time is spent meeting our clients needs, whether this be compliance or business planning.

I have enough work that I am constantly busy but not overwhelmed by the workload.

I complete company, trust and individual tax returns, and support directors with any ad hoc tasks that assist them in their advisory work.

Preparing Financials and Tax Returns for Business Entities and Individuals, collaborating with clients and my team to prepare these to the best of my ability, and building relationships with our clients.

Satisfied with the variety involved in my day-to-day responsibilities.

I help on certain complex tax projects and do the initial research.

As a Graduate Auditor, I am assigned work by Senior Auditors. I usually spend about 2-4 weeks working on a client. I do stock takes and I work on testing the accounts of a client, for example revenue testing, expenses testing, trade and other payables testing - we test these accounts for materiality issues. For example, if accounts have increased or decreased by more than a certain % year-on-year than we need to investigate with the client as to why. We also do some other testing called reasonableness testing - which is basically where we test an amount to ensure that the movement is reasonable or unreasonable during a financial year.