C-FIN-200 Tax Intern

CAE•Montreal, QC

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

This position is exclusively open to students pursuing a university degree. Internship dates: From August 31st to December 18th 2026. By joining CAE’s Global Tax function, you will support tax professionals across Canadian, U.S., International and Indirect Tax, based on business needs and project priorities. While the role is not structured as a formal rotation program, it offers meaningful exposure to global tax matters through collaboration with multiple tax teams and participation in a variety of mandates. In this role, you will contribute to the preparation and review of tax returns, support income tax provision calculations, and assist with global tax initiatives. You will also participate in tax analyses and provide support on indirect tax matters, gaining insight into how a multinational tax function operates across jurisdictions. This opportunity is well suited for candidates seeking a senior‑level internship experience in taxation, who are interested in developing a solid understanding of complex accounting and tax standards applicable to large, publicly traded multinational corporations. Responsibilities will be assigned progressively, based on the intern’s experience and learning curve.

Requirements

Strong interest in taxation (corporate, international or indirect tax)
Solid proficiency in Microsoft Excel, with interest in advancing data‑related skills
Curiosity and willingness to learn how data and technology tools support tax processes
Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail
Organized, structured and methodical work approach
Ability to demonstrate initiative and growing autonomy
Strong teamwork and collaboration skills in a global environment
Ability to handle confidential information in a professional manner
Fluency in both English and French (spoken and written) is required, due to the bilingual and global nature of the role
All applicants must be legally entitled to work in Canada and must meet the requirements of the Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP).
All hires will be required to complete, sign and return the Controlled Goods Program form within a week of its transmittal.
They must also provide a copy of their passport or birth certificate.
All students with a work permit must provide a copy of it and a police clearance certificate from the country or countries where they have resided in the past five years.

Nice To Haves

Previous internship experience in tax, accounting or finance is considered an asset.

Responsibilities

Support Global Tax teams (Canada, U.S., International and Indirect Tax) based on business needs and priorities
Assist in the preparation and review of corporate tax returns, information returns and supporting documentation
Support income tax provision calculations and related analyses for Canada and selected international jurisdictions
Participate in tax reconciliations and validation of financial and tax data
Use Excel and structured data to support tax calculations, analyses and compliance processes
Contribute to the improvement and standardization of tax files and templates, including basic automation where applicable
Collaborate with Finance, Payroll, Legal teams and external advisors
Assist with tax audits, internal reviews and documentation requests
Maintain high‑quality documentation and ensure compliance with internal controls

Benefits

Salary determined according to the number of years and / or cumulative credits
Flexible schedules and work from home policy
Open concept workspace
Opportunity to work on a variety of projects on a multidisciplinary team
Possibility of permanent employment/extension
STM access on campus
Free parking on site for cars and bikes
Running club and sports activities
Changing rooms and showers
Panoramic terrace open during Summer and Fall
Reimbursement of internship costs for up to $250 per intern upon presentation of supporting documents.