Seasonal Tax Associate: Client-Focused Tax Prep

H&R Block; Carolina Beach (NC); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

H&R Block seeks a seasonal Tax Associate to work in-person at a local tax office. You’ll meet with clients, gather information, and prepare tax returns with guidance from experienced teammates. You’ll explain tax concepts clearly and identify opportunities to save taxes while building strong client relationships.

No prior tax experience is required; training starts day one, with hourly pay and potential to grow tax knowledge and earnings during peak periods.

Qualifications

• Experience interacting with customers in service roles.
• Strong communication and ability to explain tax information clearly.
• Problem-solving abilities to analyze client information and identify solutions.
• Comfort using digital tools and AI-based assistance.

Responsibilities

• Meet with clients to gather information and understand their tax situation.
• Prepare complete and accurate tax returns with training and support.
• Explain tax information clearly and provide recommendations clients can understand.
• Identify tax savings opportunities and suggest relevant products and services.
• Apply problem-solving skills to address questions or unique situations with guidance.
• Build strong client relationships and support office priorities through teamwork.

Skills

Customer service

Clear communication

Questioning to understand needs

Problem solving

Comfort with AI tools

Education

High school diploma / GED

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)

Tools

Copilot

ChatGPT

Job description

H&R Block seeks a seasonal Tax Associate to work in-person at a local tax office. You’ll meet with clients, gather information, and prepare tax returns with guidance from experienced teammates. You’ll explain tax concepts clearly and identify opportunities to save taxes while building strong client relationships.

No prior tax experience is required; training starts day one, with hourly pay and potential to grow tax knowledge and earnings during peak periods.