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2027 | Americas | Dallas Metro Area | Tax | Summer Analyst

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goldman sachsDallas (TX)

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About the role

Summer Analyst Program Our Summer Analyst Program is a nine to ten week summer internship for students pursuing a bachelors / graduate degree. You will be fully immersed in our day-to-day activities. As a participant, you will: Attend orientation where you'll learn about our culture, as well as the benefits and responsibilities of being a member of the firm Receive training designed to help you succeed Have the opportunity to work on real responsibilities alongside fellow interns and our people Submitting Your Application Each applicant has the opportunity to apply to up to 4 separate business / location combinations in any given recruiting year. Any additional application will be auto withdrawn. In order to apply to an additional opportunity, you must withdraw a current application that has not been turned down. A single applicant should not create multiple email addresses to apply to additional opportunities About the Division Tax analyzes and supports the activities, operations, reporting obligations and transactions of the firm's business lines to ensure that tax consequences and reputational risks are evaluated appropriately. We're a team of specialists charged with managing the firm's worldwide taxes. We are responsible for tax compliance, financial reporting of taxes, tax planning, business advisory and management of taxing authority examinations. Our work contributes directly to the firm's success, and the division is ideal for creative and collaborative individuals who have strong ethics and attention to detail. Job Info
Job Category: Summer Analyst
Locations: Dallas, TX, United StatesAreas of the Firm: Tax

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