We are looking for a junior preparer role on our real estate tax team. You'll prepare partnership returns under a senior reviewer, build clean workpapers, and use our AI-enabled tax stack as a core part of how you work. This is the right seat for someone early in their career who wants serious technical reps in real estate tax, and who's excited to work alongside modern tools instead of around them.
What you'll do:
Prepare federal and state partnership returns for real estate sponsors, funds, and operating entities.
Build supporting workpapers – fixed assets, depreciation schedules, capital accounts, state apportionment, K-1 allocations.
Use the firm's tax software and AI co-pilots day-to-day; flag where they help and where they fall short.
Respond to reviewer comments cleanly and on time – and learn from each round.
Help gather and organize client data; flag unusual transactions or missing items early.
Contribute to process improvements – juniors here are expected to have a point of view.
What you'll do:
Prepare federal and state partnership returns for real estate sponsors, funds, and operating entities.
Build supporting workpapers – fixed assets, depreciation schedules, capital accounts, state apportionment, K-1 allocations.
Use the firm's tax software and AI co-pilots day-to-day; flag where they help and where they fall short.
Respond to reviewer comments cleanly and on time – and learn from each round.
Help gather and organize client data; flag unusual transactions or missing items early.
Contribute to process improvements – juniors here are expected to have a point of view.
Requirements:
1-2 years of public accounting experience, including strong internships.
Attention to detail and a real interest in getting the technical work right.
Comfort with new software and AI tools – you don't need to be an engineer, but you should be curious.
Accounting degree (or on track to complete one); CPA / EA candidacy a plus.
Clear written communication; you can explain what you did and why.
Interest in real estate as an asset class – partnerships, depreciation, 1031s, cost seg – even if you haven't touched them all yet.
CCH experience/knowledge is a plus
1-2 years of public accounting experience, including strong internships.
Attention to detail and a real interest in getting the technical work right.
Comfort with new software and AI tools – you don't need to be an engineer, but you should be curious.
Accounting degree (or on track to complete one); CPA / EA candidacy a plus.
Clear written communication; you can explain what you did and why.
Interest in real estate as an asset class – partnerships, depreciation, 1031s, cost seg – even if you haven't touched them all yet.
CCH experience/knowledge is a plus
This position is open to all candidates.
