Primary responsibilities include supporting tax consulting for national and international real estate companies, assisting with tax compliance requirements, preparing tax declarations for real estate enterprises, conducting research and analyses on real estate tax legal matters, and maintaining databases.
Candidates should be studying economics, law, business informatics, or related fields, preferably in at least their third semester, with initial experience and basic knowledge of tax law. Practical experience through internships or tax assistant training is desirable. Strong analytical skills, precision, flexibility, and openness to new challenges are essential.
EY offers an innovative work environment with opportunities for personal and professional growth, flexible work models, training and development programs, and comprehensive benefits including sports and leisure offerings, discounts, and retirement planning.
