Tax Spring 2026 Internship

As a Tax Intern at Calvetti Ferguson, your primary responsibilities will include assisting in all aspects of tax planning and preparation services. This involves preparing tax returns for partnerships, corporations, and individuals, as well as handling multi-state and international tax returns. You’ll gain firsthand experience in various tax consulting and research projects that are integral to our operations.

To be eligible for the Tax Spring 2026 Internship at Calvetti Ferguson, you must be actively working towards a CPA certification. Additionally, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2 is required to ensure you have a solid academic foundation for the responsibilities you’ll undertake during the internship.

To excel as a Tax Intern at Calvetti Ferguson, strong attention to detail is essential, allowing you to proofread documents for accuracy and finalize work professionally. Furthermore, proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint at an intermediate level is required. The ability to meet deadlines while managing multiple tasks is also crucial for success in this fast-paced environment.

Expect a dynamic and collaborative environment during your Tax Spring 2026 Internship at Calvetti Ferguson. You’ll have the chance to engage with different facets of tax planning and preparation services, learn from experienced professionals, and make meaningful contributions to various projects. Additionally, you will have access to training and resources that will help you develop your skills and advance your career.

Unfortunately, Calvetti Ferguson does not offer immigration or work visa sponsorship for the Tax Spring 2026 Internship. We encourage candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and can work in the U.S. without sponsorship to apply for this rewarding opportunity.

In your response, break down what a tax return is, its purpose, and the major components involved—such as income, deductions, credits, and the tax calculation. Refer to your studies in accounting to demonstrate your grounding in the fundamentals.

Discuss your method for prioritizing tasks, such as using lists or project management tools, and how you assess urgency and importance. Relate your answer to experiences in your academic or previous internship roles, highlighting your ability to meet tight deadlines.

Share your enthusiasm for the field, focusing on specific aspects such as the analytical challenges of tax law, the opportunity to help clients navigate financial regulations, or personal experiences that have drawn you to tax accounting.

Provide a clear example of a mistake, emphasizing your ability to acknowledge errors, learn from them, and implement corrective actions. Highlighting your honesty and ability to seek guidance will resonate with potential employers.

Even if you have limited experience, mention any relevant software you’ve used in your studies—such as tax research databases or accounting software— and express a willingness to learn new tools used by Calvetti Ferguson.

Discuss your strategies for maintaining high standards of accuracy, such as double-checking work, using checklists, and seeking feedback from peers. Emphasize the importance of precision in tax accounting to foster trust with clients.

Express any knowledge you have related to different tax regulations across states or countries. Even if your experience is limited, everyday examples or your coursework can demonstrate your willingness to dive deeper into these complexities.

Share specific reasons that excite you about the firm, such as its growth trajectory, culture, commitment to client success, or professional development opportunities. Tailor your answer to reflect what you’ve learned about Calvetti Ferguson.

Give examples of experiences where you contributed to a team effort, focusing on communication, flexibility, and respect for diverse perspectives. Discuss why teamwork is vital in the accounting field, especially in tax services.

Outline your approach to problem-solving: research the issue, consult with your teammates or mentors, and utilize resources available to you. Emphasize your ability to not only seek help but also to learn from the situation.