Trainee / Consultant Transfer Pricing - Tax & Legal

Job Description
Location:
Geneva, Switzerland

Work Pattern Percentage:
80-100%

Our Transfer Pricing Team is looking for you
Our Team offers integrated advisory services that help our clients optimise and align their business structures with their transfer pricing policies and engage in efficient and compliant tax management throughout their value chain. From day one, you receive the opportunity to work in a client-facing role on projects in key industries. You will support our Swiss team in Geneva in providing transfer pricing services to our clients by applying a mix of economics, finance, accounting, international tax and legal concepts.

How You Can Make An Impact

• Review, understand and assess the value chain and cross-border operations of multinational companies (e.g. flow of products, services, intellectual property)
• Participate in the development of concepts for optimizing existing business models as well as subsequent implementation of such models on a global basis
• Perform complex economic and financial analyses (e.g. valuations, credit rating analyses, benchmarking studies)
• Prepare transfer pricing documentation, review and design transfer pricing policies and support corporate clients in transfer pricing projects management and implementation

Who We Are Looking For

• You have the ability to analyse complex problems and to develop and communicate innovative solutions
• You have a master's degree in economics, accounting, business, finance, or Swiss law
• You are a reliable and committed team player
• You communicate confidently in English. Any further languages would be an advantage

Your team
Become part of a fun, highly motivated and international team in our Geneva office. We don't only like crunching numbers, but also enjoy going for drinks after work. We value teamwork and interdisciplinary work across all business lines. We will help you grow both personally and professionally: through our trainings, mentoring programmes and on-the-job learning.

Careers at Deloitte. Choose your impact.
At Deloitte, your ideas create impact and spark meaningful change for our clients, people and society. Your unique expertise, background and perspective helps us find new ways into the most complex challenges so we can brighten the futures of those our work affects. At Deloitte, you can build a career that inspires and energises you. At Deloitte, you can choose your impact.

In Switzerland, we provide industry-specific services in the areas of Audit & Assurance, Tax & Legal, Strategy, Risk & Transactions Advisory, and Technology & Transformation. With close to 3,000 employees at six locations, we serve companies and organisations of all sizes in all industry sectors. We offer meaningful and challenging work, an inclusive and supportive environment where you can be your best self and where you will never stop growing. You will benefit from flexible and hybrid working conditions, wellbeing and parental programmes as well as many opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn.

Join us and become part of a global network of like-minded people dedicated to making a difference, whether by addressing climate change or improving 100 million futures by 2030. Want to know more about opportunities at Deloitte? Visit .

How To Apply
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We do not accept applications from recruitment agencies for this position.

Deloitte AG and Deloitte Consulting AG are Swiss subsidiaries of Deloitte LLP, the DTTL member firm in the United Kingdom.