Found 70 Bookkeeper Jobs
A bookkeeper’s responsibility is to keep track of its law firm’s finances. Bookkeepers may also be known as a legal booker or legal cashier or a legal accountant. You may be trained in financial areas which are specific to the legal profession such as the Solicitor Financial Rules. Create an account with The Legists to apply for Bookkeeper jobs in a law firm and Upload your CV to our CV database to get headhunted.
Somerset, Somerset
3 years + PQE
£23000 - £27000 per annum
Posted 06.12.2023 (56 days remaining)
London, Greater London
Dual Qualified Lawyer PQE
£70,000
Posted 06.12.2023 (85 days remaining)
London, Greater London
5 years + PQE
to £85k
Posted 01.12.2023 (31 days remaining)
London, Greater London
Dual Qualified Lawyer PQE
to £70k DOE
Posted 01.12.2023 (31 days remaining)
Four Gates, Greater Manchester
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Posted 07.12.2023 (28 days remaining)
Shepton Mallet, Somerset
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Posted 06.12.2023 (28 days remaining)
Rotherham, South Yorkshire
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Posted 05.12.2023 (28 days remaining)
Grange Hill, Essex
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Posted 04.12.2023 (28 days remaining)
Oldham, Greater Manchester
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Posted 30.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
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Posted 28.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
London, Greater London
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Posted 24.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Saffron Walden, Essex
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Posted 23.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
East Midlands, England
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Posted 22.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Liverpool, Merseyside
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Posted 17.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Liverpool, Merseyside
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Posted 16.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Wrexham, Wrexham
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Posted 15.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Doncaster, South Yorkshire
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Posted 13.11.2023 (22 days remaining)
Kettering, Northamptonshire
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Posted 08.11.2023 (25 days remaining)
Bridgwater, Somerset
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Posted 07.11.2023 (24 days remaining)
Ipswich, Suffolk
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Posted 07.11.2023 (24 days remaining)
Wrexham, Wrexham
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Posted 06.11.2023 (23 days remaining)
Bristol, Bristol
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Posted 02.11.2023 (12 days remaining)
Kettering, Northamptonshire
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Posted 02.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Dunham Town, Greater Manchester
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Posted 02.11.2023 (19 days remaining)
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
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Posted 01.11.2023 (28 days remaining)
Bristol, Bristol
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Posted 31.10.2023 (17 days remaining)
Stockport, Greater Manchester
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Posted 31.10.2023 (17 days remaining)
Leicester, Leicestershire
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Posted 24.10.2023 (10 days remaining)
Truro, Cornwall
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Posted 20.10.2023 (6 days remaining)
Colchester, Essex
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Posted 19.10.2023 (5 days remaining)
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What qualifications should a bookkeeper have?
Some knowledge of standard bookkeeping practices may be recommended. No previous experience is required for entry level positions. By undertaking practical vocational qualifications, you can become qualified and have professional status. These qualifications can be completed at a number of different organisations and can vary slightly depending on organisation.
2. What are bookkeeper duties?
Bookkeepers keep track of the finances involved in a business by handling financial records. This can include tasks such as preparing tax returns, payroll accounting, invoicing, and other administrative tasks in relation to banking and cash.
3. What is the average salary of bookkeeper jobs?
Use bookkeeper jobs to find out what you could be earning.
4. How do I become a bookkeeper?
Through a college course, an apprenticeship, working towards this role, or by applying directly. If you would like to become a bookkeeper is there a college course you may need to meet GCSE requirements which could vary depending on the course. Apprenticeships will also have their own entry requirements but will usually involve English and maths GCSEs or equivalent. If you want to apply for jobs directly, it is likely you will be asked for up to 5 GCSEs including maths and English, and even an A level in a related subject. It is also Possible to start working as an administrator of assistant for a company and an accounts department whilst also undertaking relevant qualifications.