Tax Intern

Overview

Individuals at this level have varying degrees of understanding of accounting, bookkeeping and tax preparation, but may not have obtained a college degree or equivalent formal study that includes a significant concentration of accounting or tax courses. Our tax internship is typically held from January-April.

• Become familiar with the firm’s policies and procedures.
• Assist other personnel in performing bookkeeping and reconciliation services for clients (primarily Quick Books).
• Assist in gathering and entering data for computer applications, Quick Books and Excel among others and preparing work papers, trial balances, depreciation schedules and engagement correspondence.
• Prepare tax returns assigned, write-ups or preparation engagements, and basic tax basis compilations without disclosures and assist as support on attest work (comps, reviews, and audits) as needed.
• Become efficient in utilizing the firm’s 1099 software in order to prepare annual 1099s.
• Be an integral part of the CJBS team environment and learn to communicate and collaborate with your peers.

• Exposure to real-world tax scenarios
• Mentorship from experienced professionals
• Networking opportunities within the industry
• Potential for future employment opportunities

• Ability to navigate online / digital accounting programs
• Experience or familiarity with Quick Books and tax preparation software is a plus
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel)
• Ability to work independently in a team atmosphere
• Working towards a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Accounting