Hybrid Tax Controversy Associate: Impact & Growth

EisnerAmper; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

EisnerAmper is seeking a qualified professional to join our Tax Group. This role offers exposure to a broad range of federal tax issues, the opportunity to work with top clients, and a collaborative culture that values initiative and innovation.

You'll assist with IRS examinations and appeals, draft tax memoranda, and contribute to training and thought leadership within a national tax controversy team. A JD and bar admission are required, with 1+ year of tax controversy experience preferred.

Qualifications

• JD required with bar admission.
• 1+ year of tax controversy or tax-related experience.
• LLM or Masters in Taxation preferred.
• Judicial clerkship or government/accounting background relevant.
• Strong tax research skills essential.
• Excellent written and oral communication and time management.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a national tax controversy team.

Responsibilities

• Assist with IRS examinations and appeals, including responses to IDRs, Notices of Proposed Adjustments and preparation of protests.
• Draft penalty abatement and relief requests for missed elections.
• Address collection matters including Installment Agreements, Offers in Compromise and DP hearings.
• Perform tax research and draft memoranda on federal tax issues.
• Contact the IRS Service Center and correspond on tax accounts.
• Assist with training programs and thought leadership publications.

Skills

Strong tax research

Excellent written and verbal comms

Time management

Independent and team work

Education

JD

LLM/Taxation

CPA

Job description

EisnerAmper is seeking a qualified professional to join our Tax Group. This role offers exposure to a broad range of federal tax issues, the opportunity to work with top clients, and a collaborative culture that values initiative and innovation.

You'll assist with IRS examinations and appeals, draft tax memoranda, and contribute to training and thought leadership within a national tax controversy team. A JD and bar admission are required, with 1+ year of tax controversy experience preferred.