AFRICAN MUTUAL TRUST COMPANY
CAREER OPPORTUNITY: Fiduciary Specialist
LOCATION: Paarl
EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Full time / permanent
Responsibilities:
• Attending to all aspects of the administration of Deceased Estates in accordance with the
provisions of the Administration of Estates Act, including: completing reporting documents,
advertising of the estate, preparing the liquidation and distribution account, liaising with creditors
and debtors, submission of tax returns and liaising with SARS to obtain tax clearance certificates.
• Attending to any queries from the Master of the High Court;
• If applicable, preparing all documents and instructions to register a Testamentary Trust as
provided for in the will and obtain Letters of Authority from the Master of the High Court.
• Preparing the SARS Estate Duty Return and making payment of Estate Duty which is due and
payable within one year of death.
• Conduct and comply with Customer Due Diligence processes (FICA, RMCP)
• Effectively communicating with all interested parties.
• Provide a consistently high standard of service and produce accurate, quality work.
• Finalise estates with precision, efficiency, and attention to detail.
• Take ownership of each estate, treating every file with care and professionalism.
Requirements and skills:
• Preferably LLB, BComm Law or similar degree. Other fiduciary related qualifications will be
considered.
• +/- 5 years practical experience in the administration of deceased estates.
• Digitally literate, proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Outlook.
• Experience with EasE Fica or similar FICA compliance software advantageous.
• High levels of interpersonal, presentation and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently.
• Solution driven, pro-active and detailed oriented approach to work.
• Member of FISA.
• Registration as a Tax Practitioner advantageous.
Kindly submit your CV to trust@amtc.co.za by 31 March 2026.
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