Tax Intern (Summer 2026)

Valeo•Troy, MI

About The Position

As a Tax Intern in a corporate manufacturing environment, you will support the tax department with compliance, data analysis, and technical research. They bridge the gap between financial accounting and tax reporting, specifically focusing on the unique complexities of manufacturing such as R&D credits, international transfer pricing, and multi-state sales tax. Seeking a current student available to start as soon as possible and work around 32-40 hours a week for Summer 2026. Please note that this position is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Applicants must be authorized to work in the US without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future.

Requirements

Currently a student pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Finance, Accounting or related field is required.

Responsibilities

Maintain and update vendor records to ensure tax information is accurate and complete for year‑end reporting.
Verify 1099 eligibility and support the preparation and issuance of 1099 forms in compliance with IRS regulations.
Request, collect, and validate W‑9 forms from vendors; follow up on missing or incomplete documentation.
Assist with sales and use tax filings, including gathering data, preparing schedules, and reviewing transactions for taxability.
Collect, organize, and track exemption certificates, ensuring they are valid, current, and properly stored for audit readiness.
Run and reconcile tax schedules, such as vendor listings, purchase reports, and tax accrual summaries.
Support tax audits by pulling documentation, preparing workpapers, and responding to information requests.
Collaborate with procurement, accounts payable, and compliance teams to resolve vendor tax issues and maintain accurate records.
Perform basic tax research related to sales/use tax rules, exemption criteria, and industry‑specific tax considerations.
Assist with process improvements, including documentation updates, workflow enhancements, and data cleanup projects.