TRI Administrator
Posted 12 hours 6 minutes ago by James Cowper LLP
A career in Turnaround, Restructuring, and Insolvency will provide a great deal of variety. You will have exposure to many different industries, sizes of business and entrepreneurs. You will benefit from a close working relationship with senior members of the team providing you with high quality on the job training.
Job satisfaction will come being part of a successful team and from knowing that you have made a difference to the outcome for many different stakeholders including directors, shareholders, employees, creditors etc.
The Role:For formal insolvency appointments, assisting partners, directors and managers with;
- Preparing documents of appointment for insolvency appointments for review,
- Assisting with the preparation of financial reports including declarations of solvency, statement of affairs, estimated outcome statements and receipts and payment accounts,
- Preparing documents to be sent to Companies House, creditors and members,
- Assist with the control of ongoing trading in administration assignments including negotiating with suppliers, dealing with customer queries, and staff matters. This may involve your attendance at site.
- Collection and logging of company records
- Assisting with the preparation of progress reports, and final reports,
- Assisting with the investigation into the conduct of directors,
- Assisting employees making claims for arrears of wages, redundancy pay etc,
- Assisting with the sale of assets,
- Analysis and collection of book debts,
- Dealing with creditor queries, then agreeing and paying claims,
- Assisting with the completion of insurance questionnaires
- Preparing tax returns including VAT, Corporation Tax, RTI and liaising with councils over council tax / business rates
- Preparation of receipts and payments vouchers to maintain estate accounts, for our cashiering teams to process,
- Ensuring that key targets are met as per the cases' diaries
- Be eager to learn about business and the causes of business failure, and be willing to learn new skills
- Will be both literate and numerate
- Be familiar with Word, Excel and Outlook, and have the ability to adapt to unfamiliar packages
- Be a good communicator who is confident, and be happy to pick up the phone to someone
- Work at pace with a good deal of energy and enthusiasm and be comfortable with a dynamic and changing environment,
- Be able to quickly assimilate information from a number of sources,
- Be comfortable in delivering high standard work to tight deadlines,
- Be resilient in difficult situations e.g. you may be tasked with assisting in undertaking redundancy consultations,
- Able to work effectively as part of a team,
- Have a flexible and proactive approach
Overtime will be required from time-to-time (where overtime is agreed as required, this is paid), such overtime can be a short-notice due to the nature and immediacy of work