Junior Bookkeeper

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Paarl, Western Cape

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Administrative and clerical roles handle the day-to-day paperwork, scheduling and record-keeping that keep SA businesses running, and are a popular path for matriculants with strong organisation skills.

This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, admin roles in South Africa typically pay R8 000 to R20 000 a month (indicative).

Job description

We are a growing renovation and construction company and are looking for someone to assist with basic bookkeeping and administrative tasks on a part-time basis, either remotely or in person.

The role will primarily involve: Capturing supplier invoices and receipts Capturing day-to-day transactions General administrative support Organising and following up on outstanding paperwork Assisting with project costing and job tracking

Previous bookkeeping experience or basic bookkeeping knowledge is preferred, and an understanding of VAT would be advantageous. Experience with accounting software such as Xero, Sage or similar would be beneficial, but is not essential.

We are looking for someone who is organised, detail-oriented, reliable, and able to work independently.

This position may suit an experienced administrator, junior bookkeeper, stay-at-home mom looking for flexible work, or someone offering outsourced bookkeeping services.

Thank you!

Pay: R5 000,00 - R8 000,00 per month

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Paarl, Western Cape

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