Jobs at CFLA s.e.n.c.r.l.

Prepare Canadian and U.S. individual income tax returns for expatriates, non-residents, U.S. citizens in Canada, cross-border property owners, and frequent business travelers. Communicate with clients, gather missing information, answer questions, represent clients before Canadian and U.S. tax authorities, and conduct tax research. The role requires French and English proficiency, Microsoft 365 skills, strong organization, communication, initiative, critical thinking, and teamwork.

Review Canadian and U.S. individual tax returns, voluntary disclosures, estate and gift tax returns, and foreign-property forms. Provide tax consultations, conduct tax research, communicate with clients, and represent them before Canadian and U.S. tax authorities. The role requires managing and reviewing international taxation files, strong French and English communication, organization, critical thinking, and a bachelor's degree in accounting, law, or a related field.

Prepares and reviews Canadian and U.S. individual, corporate, partnership, federal, and state tax returns, with a focus on cross-border and expatriate matters. Advises clients on tax compliance, planning, structures, reorganizations, and technical issues; conducts tax research; represents clients before U.S. tax authorities; and delivers consultations, recommendations, and training. Mentors junior staff and manages client communications, deadlines, and complex tax engagements.

Creates, updates, and issues invoices; provides payment instructions; supports monthly billing administration and work-in-progress reviews; maintains client service standards; responds to client communications; supports file integrity and performs administrative tasks. The role requires organization, attention to detail, bilingual French and English communication, customer service skills, and proficiency with Office 365. It is a full-time entry-level position with possible remote work and seasonal overtime.

Prepare Canadian and U.S. income tax returns for individuals with expatriate, non-resident, U.S. property, U.S. citizenship, and frequent-travel issues. Communicate with clients, gather missing information, answer questions, represent clients before Canadian and U.S. tax authorities, and conduct tax research. The internship lasts four or eight months and requires French and English proficiency.

Prepare U.S. federal and state tax returns for corporations and partnerships, analyze tax liabilities, conduct tax research and cross-border planning, communicate with clients, and represent clients before U.S. tax authorities. The role requires French and English proficiency, organizational and analytical skills, teamwork, and familiarity with Microsoft 365. Knowledge of Axcess and Taxprep, plus undergraduate coursework in taxation, accounting, or law, is preferred.