Prepare working papers, letters and reports to support work completed and compile asset information to assist in the collection of taxpayer indebtedness. Plan how audits will be conducted; review documents and research legislation, jurisprudence, publications and policies. Discuss with taxpayers and/or their representatives technical and contentious issues, proposed (re)assessments, and recommendations regarding penalties and consideration of waiving of interest. This is an excellent opportunity for students who are looking to gain valuable work experience in a large federal organization. Source of Candidates (Who can apply): Open to students currently enrolled as a full-time* student in a business program with a specialization in accounting. Preference will be to Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Please indicate your citizenship status on your application. *Students enrolled in studies on a part-time due to a disability that is recognized by their academic institution are also eligible to apply. Candidates must clearly demonstrate in their application how they meet the educational requirements. Failure to do so will result in your application being screened out for this selection process. Staffing Requirements Screening for Pre-requisites – EDUCATION: ESSENTIAL Applicants must be enrolled in full time* studies in a business with a specialization in accounting and returning to full time studies. Applicants must have successfully completed: Introductory Accounting or Accounting or Introductory Financial Accounting; or FA1 or Module 1 of CPA* PREP Introductory Financial Accounting; and – Intermediate Financial Accounting I or Intermediate Accounting I; or FA2 or Module 5.1 of CPA* PREP Intermediate Financial Reporting I; and – Intermediate Financial Accounting II or Intermediate Accounting II; or FA3 or Module 5.2 of CPA* PREP Intermediate Financial Reporting 2. – *CPA: Chartered Professional Accountants
Prepare working papers, letters and reports to support work completed and compile asset information to assist in the collection of taxpayer indebtedness. Plan how audits will be conducted; review documents and research legislation, jurisprudence, publications and policies. Discuss with taxpayers and/or their representatives technical and contentious issues, proposed (re)assessments, and recommendations regarding penalties and consideration of waiving of interest. This is an excellent opportunity for students who are looking to gain valuable work experience in a large federal organization. Source of Candidates (Who can apply): Open to students currently enrolled as a full-time* student in a business program with a specialization in accounting. Preference will be to Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Please indicate your citizenship status on your application. *Students enrolled in studies on a part-time due to a disability that is recognized by their academic institution are also eligible to apply. Candidates must clearly demonstrate in their application how they meet the educational requirements. Failure to do so will result in your application being screened out for this selection process. Staffing Requirements – Screening for Pre-requisites EDUCATION: ESSENTIAL Applicants must be enrolled in full time* studies in a business with a specialization in accounting and returning to full time studies. Applicants must have successfully completed: Introductory Accounting or Accounting or Introductory Financial Accounting; or FA1 or Module 1 of CPA* PREP – Introductory Financial Accounting; and Intermediate Financial Accounting I or Intermediate Accounting I; or FA2 or Module 5.1 of CPA* PREP – Intermediate Financial Reporting I; and Intermediate Financial Accounting II or Intermediate Accounting II; or FA3 or Module 5.2 of CPA* PREP – Intermediate Financial Reporting 2. *CPA: Chartered Professional Accountants