SMSF Supervisor / Manager

William Buck, more than advisors : We understand that exceptional advice comes from passionate people who thrive in an environment where they feel empowered to shape outcomes. That's why at William Buck, we've created what we like to call the 'Goldilocks' model – a top ten performing business that's just the right size to ensure every employee has a tangible impact.

William Buck is the perfect place to start, grow or take your career to the next level. Be part of a dynamic team that prides itself on delivering advice that makes a difference.

Due to our recent expansion into Canberra, we now have an opportunity for an experienced Manager to join our Canberra team.

We are looking for future leaders, and provide the experience, guidance and support to ensure you’re empowered to shape your career the way you want!

What your day might look like :

• Review SMSF compliance documents (financial statements and tax returns)
• Allocate and manage the workflow of a growing team
• Actively develop and support more junior team members
• Manage a portfolio of SMSF clients and maintain strong client relationships
• Effective and timely communication with clients, and internal stakeholders
• Work closely with the broader William Buck team when required

What makes you ‘just right’ :

Here are just a few of the benefits awaiting your arrival :

More about us :

William Buck is a leading network of Chartered Accountants and business advisors, established in 1895, with over 140 partners and 1,100 professional staff across 10 offices in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on deeply understanding clients’ needs and tailoring solutions that go beyond traditional accounting and advisory services.

If you want to join a company where friendships are forged and careers made, then come on over to a place that's delivering more than just advice.

Diversity, equity and inclusion statement :

William Buck is committed to creating an inclusive workplace where diverse perspectives are celebrated, and everyone feels valued.