FAQs
What responsibilities will I have as a Tax Intern?
As a Tax Intern, you will be involved in reviewing data, resolving tax issues, responding to inquiries from the IRS, conducting tax research, assisting in tax return preparation, collaborating with client teams, and participating in team-building activities.
What qualifications are required for this internship?
To qualify for the internship, you should be pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Accounting, have a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0, and possess excellent analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Is travel a requirement for this internship?
Yes, there may be a requirement to travel to various client sites, and you should be available to do so on short notice.
Will I have an opportunity to work with senior staff members?
Yes, as a Tax Intern, you will have the opportunity to work alongside Partners, Senior Executives, and peers as part of the engagement team.
Will I receive feedback during the internship?
Yes, you will meet with your mentor regularly for feedback and professional development discussions.
Are there opportunities for networking during the internship?
Yes, you will have the chance to network with peers and Grant Thornton staff at social events and through team-building exercises.
Can I participate in community outreach activities?
Yes, you will have the opportunity to give back to the community through outreach activities during your internship.
What kind of skill sets will I develop during the internship?
You will learn new skill sets related to tax consulting, research, planning, and project management while also sharpening your leadership abilities.
Is prior tax experience required for this internship?
No prior tax experience is specified as a requirement, but a strong technical aptitude and willingness to learn are essential.
What should I expect in terms of work hours?
You should be prepared to work additional hours as needed to meet the demands of various client engagements.