Working Student Indirect Tax

• A call contract with a good hourly wage that includes an allowance for your holiday pay;

• All the flexibility and space to also follow your studies alongside this;

• A laptop for loan;

• Space for development and good personal guidance;

• From large-scale New Year's parties and Christmas drinks to the Autumn Course, running races and padel tournaments, outings and activities are also a standard part of it!

Your chance to give your career in the world of indirect tax a flying start. No-nonsense, à la Crowe.

At our Amsterdam office, you will get the unique opportunity to gain experience in tax practice and to further develop yourself. As a Working Student in our Indirect Tax department, you will work on challenging issues for international clients. You will receive plenty of guidance from experienced colleagues and the space to work independently. In this way, you will not only develop your technical skills but also gain insight into the dynamics of indirect tax.

• You love to challenge yourself and learn new things, sometimes with a bit of excitement, but always with enthusiasm.

• You will get the chance to work on interesting and varied projects, such as preparing analyses, technical memos, and data analysis.

• Feedback from experienced colleagues is worth its weight in gold to you, allowing you to grow quickly and further develop yourself in the profession.

• You will learn the ins and outs of indirect tax, from supply chain analyses to VAT mapping for ERP systems.

• With us, you will get plenty of room to utilize and further expand your analytical skills.

You are currently pursuing your Master's degree in Tax Law or Tax Economics.

You are available between 2 and 5 days per week, depending on what fits your study schedule.

You thrive on variety and enjoy tackling different types of issues.

You are curious about writing smart, clear advice that clients can truly benefit from.

You are looking for a place where substance and atmosphere go hand in hand, where hard work and laughter are both important.

You view this working student position as a serious step towards an international career.