We are seeking a technical tax professional to join our growing Real Estate Tax practice. This role will serve as a technical resource to partners and client service teams, providing guidance on complex real estate tax matters, partnership structures, REIT transactions, fund taxation, and emerging technical issues. The ideal candidate enjoys solving complex tax issues, conducting technical research, developing tax positions, and collaborating with engagement teams on sophisticated real estate transactions.
This role is ideal for a tax professional looking to expand beyond traditional compliance into a more technical, research-driven, and transaction-focused career path. As part of the National Office Tax team, you will gain exposure to the "why behind the work," supporting complex real estate transactions, structuring considerations, and technical tax analysis that impact both internal teams and clients. This practice serves a wide range of clients with specific needs including real estate private equity funds, public and private REITs, as well as privately owned Real Estate held by family offices or joint ventures. This open position offers the opportunity to join a high-performing, high-growth team while working with complex clients in the Real Estate industry.
This position offers the flexibility of a hybrid working model, based in one of the markets listed where EisnerAmper has an office.
Professionals with experience in
REITs, REPE, Real Estate Funds, Partnership Tax, Real Estate Developers, Owner-Operators, Institutional Real Estate, and
Complex Real Estate Transactions are encouraged to apply.
Work you'll be responsible for:- Research and analyze complex federal tax issues affecting real estate clients
- Advise partners and engagement teams on technical tax matters
- Prepare and review technical memoranda and tax position documentation
- Provide guidance on partnership taxation, REIT structures, and fund-related tax issues
- Assist engagement teams with complex client transactions and restructurings
- Monitor tax law developments impacting the real estate industry
- Develop internal technical resources and training materials
- Collaborate with professionals across the firm's real estate practice
- Support tax planning and consulting engagements involving sophisticated structures and transactions
Basic Qualifications: - 4+ years of real estate tax experience within public accounting or professional services.
- CPA or Enrolled Agent
- Strong tax research and writing skills
- Experience communicating technical tax issues to non-technical audiences
- Ability to work collaboratively across multiple teams and engagements
Preferred/Desired Qualifications: - Advanced tax degrees (J.D., LL.M.) or relevant technical experience are considered a plus but not required
- Experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
- UPREIT Structures
- Real Estate Private Equity (REPE)
- Real Estate Funds
- Opportunity Funds
- Institutional Real Estate Investors
- Partnership Taxation
- Real Estate Joint Ventures
- Tax Structuring
- Transaction Advisory
- Technical knowledge of:
- Section 704(c) Allocations
- Built-In Gain Issues
- Section 721 Contributions
- Section 754 Elections
- Partnership Capital Account Maintenance
- Disguised Sale Rules
- Debt Allocation Rules
- REIT Qualification and Compliance Testing
- Tax-Free Reorganization Transactions
- ASC 740
- Federal Income Tax Research
- Tax Memorandum Writing
For NYC and California, the expected salary range for this position is between $125,000.00 and $200,000. The range for the position in other geographies may vary based on market differences. The actual compensation will be determined based on experience and other factors permitted by law.
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Preferred Location:New York
