Opportunity typeInternship, Clerkship or Placement
SalaryUSD 25 / Year
Application open dateApply by 1 Oct 2024
Start dateStart date 1 May 2025 - 1 Jun 2025
Your role
What you will do:
When you join EY Indirect Property Tax, you’ll be at the heart of the EY critical mission to build a better working world by applying your knowledge, skills and experience in assisting clients in meeting their business objectives.
As an Intern, your role will include:
Ensuring the timely and accurate production of tax statements, returns, and reports within deadlines.
Managing multiple projects and responsibilities across various client engagements.
Navigating differences between various accounting systems, obtaining and evaluating the accuracy of data, and applying knowledge of tax laws and regulatory guidance.
Analyzing and reviewing data to identify potential errors, applying knowledge of basic tax concepts and following provided guidance to support accuracy in tax reporting.
Assisting with the reconciliation of client accounts and tax filings to ensure complete, accurate and timely filing of tax returns, identifying and resolving reconciliation discrepancies.
Communicating regularly with supervisors and team members to provide project status updates and receive guidance or recommendations to support accurate reporting.
Providing support to engagement teams, including sorting documents, preparing follow-up logs and meeting notes, conducting research, and billing for tax compliance and related services.
About you
Job requirements and preferences:
A predicted undergraduate degree with a concentration in Accounting, Business, Finance or a related field.
The ability to follow standardized processes, ask questions when needed, prioritize assignments, and ensure appropriate workflow and timely production of deliverables.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
The ability and willingness to travel and work more than standard hours when necessary.
Access to reliable transportation to/from the EY office and client sites. A driver’s license is strongly recommended as ride-share and public transportation options may not be available in all locations.
Preferred qualifications:
Basic knowledge of tax software applications, tax compliance and information reporting rules.
Compensation & benefits
The hourly pay for this job, in the US, is $25.00.
If you join as a full-time employee, you will get the following benefits:
Medical and Dental Coverage
Pension and 401(k) Plans
Flexible Vacation Policy
Paid Time Off for EY Holidays
Winter/Summer Breaks
Personal/Family Care Leave
Other Leaves of Absence for Well-being
In-Person Work Expectation: 40-60% of the time
Training & development
At EY you’ll benefit from professional experience and coaching, as well as insights into what life here is really like. Work on real projects and prepare yourself for a fast-paced world with a high-performance foundation. They offer a wide variety of programs that combine group activities, discussions, and training to help you build teamwork and communication skills.
Career progression
At EY with energy, drive, and imagination, there’s no limit to where your career can go. The broad business perspective you get in EY’s Assurance practice will serve as a launch pad to your career, whether you stay at EY to partner or seek a role in the C-suite. their easy-to-use Audit Career Framework will help you map your successful career path, understand just what’s expected of you, and access the right learning, experiences and coaching to support your career progression. Along the way, you’ll develop a deep understanding of the inner workings of business and draw on your accounting knowledge to help solve complex challenges.
Also, students and entry-level professionals at EY may have the opportunity to transition from internships and programs to full-time positions, building an exceptional career path.
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Ernst & Young Global Limited is a multinational professional services partnership headquartered in London, England and is considered one of the Big Four accounting firms in the USA.