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University Graduates and Students

If you are a student or just out of school, find out more about the unique opportunities Lauterbach, Borschow & Company has to offer you.

Meet with us on campus! Contact your career center or faculty advisor to see if we are coming to your campus. Please submit your resume early, since the interview schedule can fill up quickly. We currently visit The University of Texas at El Paso and New Mexico State University on an annual basis.

If your on-campus interview is successful, you will be invited to interview at our office. You will meet with management and staff who will share their success stories with you and answer your questions.

If we are not scheduled to visit your campus this year, please submit your resume online here.

Lauterbach, Borschow & Company’s internship program is designed to give college students an opportunity to enhance their formal education with hands-on, career related experience.

As a Lauterbach, Borschow & Company intern, you will:

  • Be exposed to many of the same responsibilities as a full-time, first year associate
  • Work with professionals and shareholders as an active member of the team
  • You can network with professionals who have been working in the industry and learn from them and build professional relationships
  • Experience our culture and environment to better understand if it fits your ambitions
  • Understand the value we place on diversity and helping our employees maximize life
  • Hands-on experience with the opportunity to apply the theories and principles you’ve learned in school
  • Develop new skills that will help you in almost any career-such as working well as a team, effective communication and project leadership

An internship with Lauterbach, Borschow & Company will give you an excellent way to jump in and experience "real life" accounting. As a result, you will have an edge over your classmates by having experienced real work with real professionals and real opportunities.

We currently offer two internship programs:

Tax Internship Program

Internships are available to students who are pursuing one of the following degrees:

  • A Bachelor’s degree program in accounting. 150-hour program preferred
  • A Master’s degree with an emphasis in accounting
  • An MBA program with an emphasis in accounting

At a minimum, interns must have completed intermediate accounting and individual tax class. Corporate tax class is also preferred. Positions are available on a part-time or full-time basis for a 10 to 15 week period in the January-May season.

After a formal week-long training and orientation period, interns are given a wide variety of assignments under the direct supervision of other tax professionals. Performance is evaluated based on the quality of work, application of accounting knowledge, and proficiency with software applications. Full-time positions may be offered based on performance and the needs of the Firm.

Audit Internship Program

Internships are available to students who are pursuing one of the following degrees:

  • A Bachelor’s degree program in accounting. 150-hour program preferred
  • A Master’s degree with an emphasis in accounting
  • An MBA program

At a minimum, interns must have completed intermediate accounting and an audit class. Advanced auditing is preferred. Positions are available on a full-time basis for a 8-10 week period during the summer months. Internships during other parts of the year will be offered on a case-by-case basis.

After a formal week-long training and orientation period, interns are given a wide variety of assignments under the direct supervision of other audit professionals. Performance is based on the quality of work, application of accounting knowledge, and proficiency with software applications. Full-time positions may be offered based on performance and the needs of the Firm.

How long do internships last?

Internships that take place during the school year typically last one semester. Summer internships, when available, last 8-10 weeks.

What type of training and support can I expect?

As an intern at Lauterbach, Borschow & Company, you will participate in formalized training programs at the office. On-the-job training is an integral part of the internship experience. You will work alongside experienced team members-many of whom were interns at Lauterbach, Borschow & Company themselves. You will have access to technology and tools to support you throughout your internship.

Our open-door policy fosters an environment where you can feel comfortable asking questions and requesting assistance with your assignments.

What kind of work will I do?

Interns are exposed to the same type of work as our entry level tax and audit associates.

Here are some examples of what you can expect:

Tax Interns

  • Preparing simple, entry-level tax returns for both individual clients and entity clients, including exposure to international tax issues
  • Assist with responses to notices from the Internal Revenue Service and state taxing authorities
  • Maintain relationships with clients
  • Assist with the projection of year-end filings
  • Performing quarterly estimates and file extensions
  • Documenting work completed by preparing workpapers

Audit Interns

  • Assist in performing audit, review, and compilation engagements
  • Assist in preparation of financial statements
  • Assist in performing internal audit work
  • Communicate with the clients’ customers, creditors, banks and related parties concerning audit issues
  • Documenting work completed by preparing workpapers

What else can I expect from my Lauterbach, Borschow & Company internship?

Throughout your internship, you will receive feedback on your performance. During your 4th week, you will have the opportunity to meet with your supervisor and discuss any questions or concerns you may have. You are welcome to provide your feedback on our internship program and anything else you might want to share with us. You will be invited to participate in firm events, which may include sports activities, parties, networking events, and more.

How do I learn more about public accounting as a career?

The American Institute of Public Accountants provides useful information to students regarding careers in accounting. Visit their website at www.startheregoplaces.com.