Tax Controversy Intern: Emerging Issues & Research

Plante Moran; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 45,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Flexible Time Off

Company holidays

401(k)

Flexible benefits plans

Travel expense reimbursement

Lodging

Meal reimbursement

Pension plan

Discretionary bonus

Health insurance option

Job summary

Plante Moran in Columbus, Ohio invites aspiring tax professionals to join our National Tax Office as an intern. You will work alongside experienced professionals on emerging federal tax developments and controversy matters, translating complex concepts into practical guidance for clients.

This non-exempt internship focuses on deep technical tax research, memo drafting, and client interactions, offering meaningful responsibilities from day one and opportunities to grow within a recognized

Qualifications

• Detail-oriented with strong analytical and communication abilities.
• Interest in tax law, controversy, and emerging issues.
• Ability to analyze complex topics and communicate conclusions in writing.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate tax planning strategies from federal legislation and market developments.
• Research technical positions, draft memos and position papers for clients.
• Engage with the IRS and prepare responses to exams, appeals, and collections.
• Conduct technical research and draft memoranda to support tax positions.
• Draft private letter ruling requests and proactive planning for future positions.
• Assist National Tax Office with internal/external tax alerts on current developments.
• Interact with staff and clients to deepen knowledge of tax law and controversy.

Skills

Detail-oriented

Analytical

Problem solving

Communication skills

Education

JD / LLM / Master in Taxation (pursuing)

GPA 3.0 or higher

Tax research / controversy coursework

Job description

Plante Moran in Columbus, Ohio invites aspiring tax professionals to join our National Tax Office as an intern. You will work alongside experienced professionals on emerging federal tax developments and controversy matters, translating complex concepts into practical guidance for clients.

This non-exempt internship focuses on deep technical tax research, memo drafting, and client interactions, offering meaningful responsibilities from day one and opportunities to grow within a recognized