Working Student Corporate Tax (m/f/d)

## Discover your exciting role

As a Working Student in Corporate Tax (m/f/d), you will join a dynamic and supportive tax team. You will gain hands-on insights into international tax matters while supporting ongoing projects and day-to-day operations — an ideal entry point into corporate finance and taxation.

## Explore your tasks and responsibilities

- Support the preparation and review of domestic and international VAT declarations.
- Assist in the preparation of VAT refund applications
- Contribution to the digitalization and optimization of tax-related processes.
- Support in handling VAT requests from internal departments.
- Analysis of VAT-relevant processes and support with related documentation.
- Assistance during VAT audits and in responding to queries from tax authorities.
- Contribute to data analyses and tax-related reporting using Excel and PowerPoint.
- Work closely with experienced tax professionals and learn on the job.

## Show your expertise

- You are currently enrolled in business, economics, or a related degree program, ideally with a focus on finance or taxation.
- You have gained initial practical experience in tax, accounting, or controlling, for example through internships or working student roles.
- You have a strong academic record and solid MS Office skills, particularly in Excel and PowerPoint.
- You work independently, take ownership, and enjoy collaborating with others.
- You have a strong affinity for numbers, analytical thinking, and a quick grasp of new topics.
- You are fluent in English, fluency in German is a plus.
- Most importantly, you are curious, detail-oriented, and eager to develop your knowledge of corporate tax.

## Contact:

You want to be part of the Exyte team? We look forward to receiving your application!
For further questions and information, please do not hesitate to contact Gerd Fleischmann via E-Mail at [email protected].

Please note that we only consider applications submitted through our application portal. Applications sent via email will not be considered due to data protection regulations.