Associate Analyst, TAX
EY
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India0–2 yrs3h agovia LinkedIn
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- Who can apply
- Freshers and up to 2 years
- Must know
- TaxStatisticsAgile
- Work
- On-site in Mumbai
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Skill demand
- Statistics16%Tax6%Agile3%of 99 similar fresher jobs posted in India this week
- Listed
- 11 Nov 2026 · still open
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About the Role
EY is looking for an Associate Analyst in the Transfer Pricing Tax team. The primary objective is to assist core Tax teams in delivering quality deliverables and solutions using general tax knowledge gained from training or education, with support from experienced tax professionals. Contribute to profitable growth by ensuring efficient execution of client engagements.
Key Responsibilities
- Preparing transfer pricing documentation reports.
- Developing specialized competence and gaining recognition within the service line as a technical resource.
- Identification of international transactions, computation of arm's length price, selection of the most appropriate method, and preparation of transfer pricing study reports.
- Completing Transfer Pricing assignments, including benchmarking studies for multinational clients.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Graduate degree, preferably in Economics, Finance, or Statistics; or a semi-qualified Chartered Accountant.
- 0-2 years of experience in transfer pricing or direct corporate tax.
- Excellent managerial, organizational, analytical, and communication skills.
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, professional services environment.
- Comfortable interacting with senior executives.
- Strong leadership skills.
- Well-versed with technical concepts of evolving Transfer Pricing law in India.
- Ability to work in a collaborative manner.
- Practical approach to solving issues and complex problems.
- Agile, curious, mindful, and able to sustain positive energy.
- Adaptable and creative in approach.
Experience is explicitly stated as 0-1 years in one section and 0-2 years in another. The broader range of 0-2 years is used.