Intern for our Transfer Pricing department
Published on 02/09/2026
Deloitte Luxembourg
Your future team :
As part of our corporate and international tax practice we have a strong TP team advising client on TP policies / TP documentation TP aspects of structuring operations. Our team also guides and implements innovative TP solutions. They deal with all types of TP issues with a strong focus on financial transactions.Â
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Your advantages of joining us :
- Career Growth, Your Way : Access top-notch training and career development, with a clear progression path to help you level up at your own pace.
- Global Impact, Local Connections : Work on international projects and collaborate with diverse teams, all while making an impact locally.
- Inclusive, Flexible Culture : Embrace a culture where your voice matters, with flexible hours to balance work and life seamlessly.
- Build Your Network : Gain access to an exclusive alumni network and attend industry events to connect and grow your professional circle.
How you'll contribute to our success :
- Joining one of our specialized teams dealing with international tax matters and Transfer Pricing (financial services, funds, corporate multinational, M&A, alternative investment: PE/RE/HF)
- Performing benchmarking, draft TP reports and APA's to Private Equity and Real Estate Funds and International Groups
- Implementing TP solutions and strategies for tax efficient structures
- Developing your understanding of local or domestic TP and penalty rules as well as transfer pricing principles
- Building strong relationship both with our clients and with our powerful worldwide network
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Your skills :
- Soon Graduated from university in Economics / Law / Tax Law / Business LawÂ
- Demonstrate a real interest for Transfer Pricing. A first experience is considered as an asset
- Distinguish yourself by your organizational skills, your flexibility, your team spirit, your dynamism and your eagerness for learning and evolving
- Are MS-Office software literate
- Speak English fluently. French and/or German would be considered as an asset