Intern, Global Transaction Tax - Multiple Locations Summer 2025
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About The Position
Alvarez & Marsal Global Transaction Tax ("GTT") is seeking highly qualified JD (2L), Tax LLM, as well as MsT and MACC (Tax concentration) students, preferably with a background in accounting, for full-time internship positions in our GTT practice. We are looking for students who are interested in federal and state tax, international tax, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate consulting. Candidates must have previous or ongoing Tax coursework and be on a JD/LLM/MsT/MACC (Tax concentration) track. GTT professionals provide corporate and private equity buyers with a broad continuum of transactional tax advisory services to support mergers, acquisitions, carve-outs, investment and financing structures, disposition alternatives, and post-transaction activities. Our practice assists clients before, during, and after transactions, working across corporate functions to analyze and evaluate tax profiles and implement planning designed to help meet each organization's global goals, strategies, and business objectives. As an intern with GTT, responsibilities may include participating in direct complex tax research, formulating tax planning strategies, performing tax due diligence reviews, researching various federal, international, state, and local income tax regulations, preparing reports for clients, gathering data from clients, analyzing tax-related financial information, and assisting in the development of economic models used to evaluate transactions for strategic planning and structuring purposes. Interns will also team with colleagues and participate in client meetings. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to expand their tax research skills through extensive research involving complex technical tax issues across a broad spectrum of federal and state tax law, including Subchapter C, Subchapter K, consolidated returns, tax accounting methods, taxable and non-taxable transactions, and executive compensation. They will contribute directly to client deliverables and have the chance to network with existing and prospective clients, assuming additional responsibilities quickly.
