Job Description

Senior Associate 1, Federal Credits, Incentives & Methods - Tangible Property Services Your job duties will be focused around three core concepts - Technical & Quality Expertise, People & Talent Management, and Client Service/Business Development: Prepare detailed analyses of building construction project costs and acquired property depreciable tax basis (cost segregation studies). Tasks include preparing quantity takeoffs, cost estimating, analyzing construction cost documentation, physically inspecting client facilities, researching relevant tax authority, preparing engagement documentation, and drafting reports for clients. Review clients' historical fixed asset depreciation schedules and current year capital maintenance, repair and improvement expenditures for proper tax accounting treatment and accurate maintenance of tax depreciation in a variety of software packages (fixed asset management). Tasks may include reviewing and developing import files compatible with software packages, uploading current year asset addition/disposition data, maintaining Microsoft Excel roll-forward schedules, updating historical asset records within the software, and preparing IRS Form 3115's. Train and develop TPS staff approximately 10-20% of time. Interface directly with clients to answer questions and/or collect necessary information for tax depreciation planning and cost segregation service requirements. Basic Qualifications : Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, architecture or accounting/business management (with construction experience, or basic construction knowledge). 3+ years of related experience in construction engineering or management, construction cost estimating, cost segregation or capital asset accounting and depreciation. Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite software - specifically Excel and Word. Organized, detail-oriented, strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a team setting to deliver outstanding client service. Ability to interpret construction drawings. Strong knowledge of building systems, construction techniques, and construction documentation (i.e. AIA forms G702 and G703, change order logs, project cost summaries, etc.). Strong knowledge of construction cost estimating techniques (i.e. Marshall & Swift Valuation Service, R.S. Means). General understanding of Federal tax law relating to fixed assets and depreciation (Section 1245 and 1250 property, Rev Proc. 87-56, IRC 168, etc.), Federal tangible property regulations and the Tax Cuts and jobs Act.