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Paid part-time winter tax internship assisting with tax scanning, tax return preparation, client engagements, and basic tax work. Interns collaborate with accounting teams, build client relationships, follow firm procedures, use computer applications, and support busy-season operations from mid-February through mid-April.

Performs audit and accounting tasks under supervision for government and nonprofit clients. Responsibilities include audit planning, internal control testing, risk assessments, financial statement preparation, documenting findings, monitoring engagement budgets, and supporting client deliverables. The role requires applying GAAP and GAAS, communicating clearly, meeting quality standards, and participating in training and professional development. Local travel to clients is required more than 80% of the time.

Leads audit engagements for municipalities, school districts, and public authorities. Oversees engagement planning, budgets, staffing, workpaper and financial statement reviews, compliance with GAAS, GASB, Yellow Book, and Single Audit requirements, and client relationships. Supervises and mentors audit teams, communicates findings and recommendations, and collaborates with partners on client service and practice growth. Requires strong governmental audit expertise, leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

Supervise financial services tax engagements, including preparing and reviewing complex returns, overseeing federal, state, local, and international compliance, conducting tax research, identifying savings opportunities, managing client relationships, and mentoring tax staff. The role serves hedge funds, private equity funds, management companies, fund of funds, and high-net-worth individuals while coordinating multiple engagements and supporting business development.

Manages tax planning, compliance, consulting, and research for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, families, investment professionals, and related entities. Reviews complex tax returns, oversees staff, maintains client relationships, supports business development, and advises on federal and state tax changes. The role requires expertise in individual, partnership, trust, estate, gift, foreign reporting, and pass-through taxation, along with CPA or EA certification and strong leadership skills.

Prepare and review federal, state, and local tax returns for professional services clients, high-net-worth individuals, trusts, estates, partnerships, and S corporations. Perform tax research, prepare technical memoranda, support tax planning, manage multiple engagements, review junior staff work, mentor associates and interns, and develop client relationships. Address multi-state, multi-entity, K-1, compensation, retirement plan, and entity structuring matters.

Manages not-for-profit audit and assurance engagements from planning through reporting, ensuring compliance with GAAP, GAAS, FASB standards, and Uniform Guidance. Leads client relationships, reviews financial statements and audit reports, oversees Single Audits, mentors audit teams, manages budgets and engagement profitability, supports practice development, and advises nonprofit boards and executives on governance, internal controls, and operational improvements.

Manage nonprofit audit and assurance engagements from planning through report issuance, oversee client relationships, review financial statements, and ensure GAAP, GAAS, FASB, and Uniform Guidance compliance. Lead Single Audits, mentor audit teams, manage budgets and profitability, provide governance and internal-control recommendations, support business development, and contribute to quality control, training, and practice growth.

Part-time, paid 12-week winter audit internship assisting with audit, review, and compilation engagements. Responsibilities include drafting financial statements, supporting client accounting functions, applying accounting pronouncements, developing tax knowledge, and maintaining professional client relationships. The intern must work at least 20 hours weekly and travel locally to clients more than 80% of the time.

Part-time winter tax interns assist with client tax services during busy season, including tax scanning and return preparation. They develop basic tax knowledge, build client and team relationships, follow firm procedures, use computer applications, and support diverse engagements. The role requires at least 75% completion of a bachelor’s degree in accounting, availability for at least 20 hours weekly, possible weekend work, and frequent local travel.