BDO Luxembourg is looking for an Tax Regulatory Trainee!
Who are we?
BDO is present in over 169 countries and we offer an extensive range of services in the areas of Audit, Tax, Advisory, Accounting, Business Services and Outsourcing.
At BDO Luxembourg, our mission is to provide our clients with the expertise of our global network tailored to the unique needs of the Luxembourgish market, delivering personalized services and building valued relationships.
With over 700 employees representing more than 40 nationalities, we embrace diversity and encourage skills and people development among our employees.
Our core values, honesty, integrity, quality, respect and responsibility, define our culture. Hence, our People can expect to grow in a stimulating work environment that supports professional development and fosters inclusivity.
What will you do?
This position is available from January 2027, ideally for an end-of-studies internship.
Being part of the team, you will:
Prepare reporting related to the automatic exchange of tax information (QI, CRS and FATCA reporting);
Perform Due Diligence of account holders’ files;
Be part of our Tax Audit Team in charge of tax compliance reviews.
This position is for you if:
A Master's degree in economics or law, with a specialization in taxation (please mention the topic of your master thesis in your application and the main modules/ subjects you took in your studies);
To complete an end of studies internship of 6 months;
A strong interest in FATCA/CRS/QI, compliance and consulting. A first internship or a thesis on FATCA/CRS would be considered as a strong asset;
An interest in international taxation, regulatory compliance and automatic exchange of information;
An excellent command of Microsoft Office, a good knowledge of PowerPoint and Excel is a plus;
Fluent in English and French, our two working languages;
Flexible, curious, highly motivated and client-oriented.
Our main office is ideally located in the modern and rapidly expanding Cloche d’Or area. This dynamic area offers easy access to public transport, stores and park-and-ride facilities.
Are you willing to grow your career in a multicultural, pleasant and dynamic environment? Then, take your chance!
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In accordance with the provisions of the Luxembourg law of 23 July 2016 amending the law of 29 March 2013, candidates may be required to provide an extract from their criminal record. This document, issued by the authorities, must not be older than three months. Such a document will be requested with the aim of carrying out a character check on candidates, bearing in mind the area of activity of our establishment and, more particularly, the tasks described in the job description.