Industrial Trainee - TAX - National - TAX - GCR - Global Compliance & Reporting - Noida
EY
EY
Embark on a career-shaping journey as an Industrial Trainee in TAX - Global Compliance & Reporting (GCR) at EY, Noida. This role offers a unique opportunity to gain comprehensive experience within National sector-agnostic teams, providing a well-rounded understanding of diverse industries.
Join a global leader renowned for its commitment to professional development, offering training, opportunities, and creative freedom. EY focuses on your potential, providing motivating and fulfilling experiences to help you achieve your career aspirations and become your best professional self.
In this role, you will be instrumental in supporting global compliance and reporting activities. Your responsibilities will include proficient data analysis, reconciliation, and report preparation using Microsoft Excel. You will also be involved in accurate data handling and documentation, gaining exposure to tax compliance processes and structured financial information reviews.
Assisting with routine consulting and tax support tasks, you will maintain a keen attention to detail. A key part of your role will be understanding basic reporting workflows and ensuring data integrity across all compliance deliverables.
To thrive in this role, a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) degree is required. While this is a trainee position with minimal formal experience expectations, we seek individuals who possess the ability to collaborate effectively across client departments while adhering to commercial and legal mandates.
You should demonstrate a practical approach to problem-solving and possess the ability to deliver insightful, actionable solutions. We value individuals who are agile, curious, mindful, and capable of maintaining positive energy. Adaptability and creativity in your approach are essential qualities we are looking for. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel for data analysis and reporting is crucial.
EY Global Delivery Services ( EY GDS)
Financial Services