FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Tax Intern in Transfer Pricing?
The primary responsibility of a Tax Intern in Transfer Pricing is to work with a team of consulting economists to assist multi-national companies in correctly pricing their transactions between entities within their corporate group, ensuring compliance with foreign and domestic tax regulations.
What types of analysis will the intern be involved in?
The intern will be involved in examining various economic conditions and industry trends, evaluating clients’ intercompany transactions, and consulting with clients to set or substantiate prices charged between related parties.
What skills are essential for this internship position?
Essential skills for this internship position include strong analytical skills, exceptional writing and editing skills, and the ability to evaluate complex economic data.
In which city is this internship located?
This internship is located in San Francisco.
When is the internship being offered?
The internship is being offered for the summer of 2025.
Who will the intern be working with?
The intern will be working with a team of consulting economists.
Why is the analysis of intercompany pricing important?
The analysis of intercompany pricing is important because it helps companies comply with foreign and domestic tax regulations, avoiding potential legal and financial repercussions.
Is this role suitable for someone without prior experience in tax services?
While prior experience in tax services is beneficial, a strong willingness to learn and relevant academic background may make this role suitable for individuals without extensive prior experience.
What types of companies will the intern be assisting?
The intern will be assisting multi-national companies with their intercompany transactions and pricing strategies.
Will the intern be expected to consult directly with clients?
Yes, the intern will participate in consulting with clients to help set or substantiate prices charged between their related parties.