Fixed Assets

Assets which are purchased for permanent use in business are called fixed assets. For example: Building, Plant, Machinery, Equipment, Tools, Motor vehicle, Furniture.

Fixed assets, additionally referred to as a non-current assets or as property, plant, and instrument, could be a term utilized in accounting for assets and property that can't simply be convert into money. this will be compared with current assets like money or bank accounts, which Fixed assets, additionally referred to as a non-current quality or as property, plant, and instrument, could be a term utilized in accounting for assets and property that can't simply be regenerate into money. this will be compared with current assets like money or bank accounts, that are delineated  as assets. In most cases, solely tangible assets are remarked as fixed. International Accounting Standards (IAS) sixteen, defines fix Assets as assets whose future economic profit is probable to flow into the entity, whose value is measured dependably.

Senior Insolvency Administrator/Assistant Manager

About the Job
Small West London insolvency boutique is seeking to a Senior Insolvency Administrator for their corporate recovery team on a permanent basis.​

You will report directly to the Partner and be responsible for managing a mixed portfolio of cases that includes Administrations, CVLs, MVLs, Compulsory Liquidations, CVAs and bankruptcies.​ Your duties will consist of preparing for and attending creditors meetings, realisation of assets, producing progress reports and all statutory information, making dividend distributions, conducting investigations into the conduct of directors, and taking responsibility for all ongoing compliance.​

Finance System Executive

About the Job

My client, based in Glasgow is seeking a Finance Systems Executive to join their fast paced, dynamic team on a 12 month fixed term contract with the possibility of extension.​ The main purpose of this role is to ensure the new system is embedded correctly and to provide support to the Systems Accountant whilst ensuring process improvements are successfully installed to enable an efficient working environment.​

Accounts Assistant

About the Job

My client, a market leading oil and gas company is seeking an experienced Accounts Assistant to join their Edinburgh city centre team on a permanent basis to assist in the accounting processes, bank reconciliation's and accruals.​ My client has an excellent reputation in the Edinburgh market and prides themselves on gaining the most value from their assets and building long lasting relationships with their stakeholders.​ They now have an exciting opportunity for a like minded individual to join their team.​

Senior Analyst – Decisioning Technology

About the Job
Job Title: Senior Analyst - Decisioning Technology

Location: Sheffield

Salary: up to £39,000 plus benefits



The role of the Senior Analyst is to lead a team of onshore & offshore analysts to deliver a range of projects using decisioning technology.​

The Senior Analysts responsibilities will include:

Senior Basel Modelling Analyst

About the Job
Job Title: Senior Basel Modelling Analyst

Location: Chester

Salary: to £43,000 plus benefits



The role of the Senior Analyst is to be responsible for acting as a consultant on and defining standards for Basel model developments, monitoring and documentation across the globe.​ This will also cover interpreting and assisting to deploy new regulatory guidance.​ In addition to this within the European region you will be responsible for stress testing, RWA management analysis (including forecasting), responding to regulatory requests for European portfolios and ensuring appropriate governance for all model builds, monitoring and documentation.​

Education Welfare Officer

Working during term time only, 5 days per week - Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.


The Education Welfare Officer will work within Education Inclusion to deliver a service that enables pupils to receive their entitlement to education and ensuring that each pupil derives the maximum benefit from the education system.
The role of the Education Welfare Officer is to support families, pupils and schools in addressing all attendance matters, and where necessary, enforcing relevant legislation to ensure that children have the opportunity to meet the Every Child Matters Outcomes.
To be professionally responsible and accountable for the assessment of educational needs and to assist in the planning and evaluation of the service to meet the government and councils targets to reduce absence and increase attendance and achievement in schools.