FAQs
What is the role of a Specialty Tax Services Intern within the Global Employer Services practice?
The Specialty Tax Services Intern will assist the GES practice in areas such as Retirement Plans, People and Organization Strategy, Global Rewards Taxation, and Global Mobility. The intern will provide support primarily in one or two segments while also gaining exposure to all four segments.
What kind of tasks will the intern be responsible for?
The intern will perform basic research and assist with tasks related to talent planning, retirement plan compliance, equity and incentive plan design, payroll tax compliance, executive and HR issues in transactions, tax equalizations, assignment cost projects, and preparation of tax returns for globally mobile employees.
What skills or educational background are needed for this internship?
The internship requires a strong educational background and organizational skills, with a focus on applying knowledge relevant to tax services, strategic workforce management, and global mobility issues.
What will an intern gain from this opportunity?
The intern will gain hands-on experience in advising employers, executives, and business owners on a variety of strategic issues related to managing a global workforce, including talent retention, executive incentives, business transaction strategies, and addressing complex global tax requirements.
Is the internship focused on any specific location?
The internship is available in multiple locations, providing flexibility for candidates to apply based on their preferred work environment.
Is the work primarily independent, or will there be collaboration with other team members?
The intern will likely collaborate with other team members and practice leaders, as the role involves assisting with various aspects of the GES practice and contributing to team projects.
What time frame is this internship scheduled for?
This internship is scheduled for Summer 2025.
Are there opportunities for full-time positions following the internship?
While specifics on full-time opportunities are not mentioned, internships often serve as a pathway to future employment, and successful interns may be considered for full-time roles after graduation.