Accounting Internship - Tax Season 2027
At a glance
Junior Accounting role at wmcpa. Horsham · internship.
Pay not stated Accounting salary
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What you'll do
- Review individual tax documents, flag missing information, communicate with staff or clients, and research tax questions
- Prepare federal and state returns for individuals, corporations and partnerships
- Enter client information and analyze results while building tax files and preparing supporting schedules
What you bring
- You’re an accounting major who is a university junior or senior
- You bring careful attention to detail and strong organizational skills
- You can work independently and with a team, and communicate clearly in writing and conversation
Who this fits
This internship suits an accounting student seeking hands-on tax preparation experience during the January to April 2027 season. You’ll work from the Horsham headquarters on a flexible part-time schedule of at least fifteen hours per week.
From the employer
About us
Award-winning, full-service public accounting firm in Horsham and Philadelphia. Named 2025 Best Firms to Work For, 2025 Best Places to Work for Women, and 2025 Philly Favorites Gold Winners.
This position is based in our headquarters, located at 415 Sargon Way, Suite J, Horsham, PA. Students involved in a spring internship (January - April 2027) at Wouch Maloney CPAs will experience tax season in a public accounting firm and have direct involvement in the preparation of both individual, corporate and partnership tax returns.
During the preparation of individual income tax returns you will get experience reviewing source documents, identifying the need for additional information, communicating with staff and/or clients, performing tax research and the preparing Federal and various state tax returns.
The process of preparing corporate and partnership tax returns will allow you the opportunity to “build” the work file to support the tax return. You will be tasked with the entry of client data, the preliminary analysis of results, preparation of supporting schedules and preparation of Federal and various state tax returns. You will not only learn about and apply various tax rules and regulations, but you will also gain insight into how real businesses work and how accountants can use the numbers to provide valuable input to clients to better business operations.
Qualifications and Skills
- Accounting Major
- University Junior or Senior
- Attention to Detail
- Great organizational skills
- Ability to work both independently and in a team environment
- Strong written and oral communication skills
Hours per week
A flexible part-time work schedule of at least 15 hours per week with a range of opportunity for when those hours can be worked.