Seasonal Tax Associate — Learn Tax, Build Client Skills

H&R Block, Inc.; Ashburn (GA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

H&R Block, Inc. is seeking a seasonal Tax Associate to help clients with tax preparation in person at a local tax office. No prior tax experience is required, as training begins from day one and ongoing support is provided.

You’ll earn a competitive hourly rate with opportunities to increase earnings as your tax knowledge grows during peak periods. The role is in‑person at a local H&R Block tax office, with duties including gathering client information, preparing returns, and explaining tax

Qualifications

• Completion of the H&R Block Income Tax Course.
• Experience interacting with customers in a service environment.
• Strong communication and ability to ask questions to understand needs.
• Comfort using digital tools including AI-based tools.
• High school diploma or GED.

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.
• Identify tax savings opportunities and recommend products and services.
• Address questions or unique situations with guidance and available resources.
• Build strong client relationships and support office priorities through teamwork.

Skills

Customer service

Communication

Problem solving

Digital tools

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma / GED

Tools

Copilot

ChatGPT

Job description

H&R Block, Inc. is seeking a seasonal Tax Associate to help clients with tax preparation in person at a local tax office. No prior tax experience is required, as training begins from day one and ongoing support is provided.

You’ll earn a competitive hourly rate with opportunities to increase earnings as your tax knowledge grows during peak periods. The role is in‑person at a local H&R Block tax office, with duties including gathering client information, preparing returns, and explaining tax