Intern To Tax Dispute Resolution Team (Astana)

Job Description & Summary

A career in our Dispute Resolution Network practice, within Tax services, will provide you with the opportunity to help our clients meet and manage their tax obligations across unique but ever changing tax specialties. You’ll advise clients on their local and overseas tax affairs, while acting as a strategic consultant related to business analysis, managing indirect taxes, dispute resolution, and global enterprise tax solutions.

Our team helps our clients manage tax disputes, audits, and examinations worldwide by implementing consistent and defensible practices and policies. You’ll help our clients develop coordinated approaches to audits and disputes around the globe, adopt preventative measures, and leverage both traditional and new alternative dispute resolution techniques in order to achieve best results.

PwC is currently seeking recent graduates of 2024 to join our paid internship in the Tax and Legal Department, specifically within the Tax Dispute Resolution team.

As an Intern to the Tax Dispute Resolution team, you will have the opportunity to gain practical experience in tax law, dispute resolution strategies, and client advisory services within our esteemed organization.

Key Responsibilities:

· Assist Senior team members in conducting legal and tax research related to ongoing disputes.

· Support the preparation of documentation, including legal briefs, memos, and case summaries.

· Participate in client meetings and internal discussions to get insights into case strategies and client management.

· Aid in the analysis of tax regulations and their implications for dispute resolution strategies.

· Contribute to the development of presentations and reports for clients

Requirements:

· High education in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Law, or related fields.

· GPA of 3.3 - 3.5 or higher.

· English language: from Upper Intermediate and above.

· Excellent communication and time management skills.

· Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.

· Demonstrated interest in tax law and dispute resolution.