Tax Associate

Grant Thornton • Edison, New Jersey • Full Time

Posted on Sat, Aug 15, 2026

Description

Tax Associate

As a Tax Associate at Grant Thornton, your primary responsibilities will consist of tax consulting and tax return preparation duties, including tax research, tax planning, and the preparation of supporting digital work papers for various tax returns and tax related projects.  You will work with a variety of entities such as corporations, partnerships, estates, trusts, and non-profits. In addition, you will be exposed to a variety of industries including real estate, consumer industrial products, financial services, and healthcare.  Procedures vary depending on the type of engagement and associate experience.  Procedures may range from reviewing data input, utilizing various technology tools and applications, to working on a tax project from start to finish.  You will work closely with seniors, managers, and partners on all phases of the project.  Grant Thornton has opportunities within its Federal Corporate and Partnership solution families, State and Local Tax, International Tax, and Private Wealth Service lines. 

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