Legal Internships in Miami, USA

“Oferta de pasantía de verano 2026 en Miami para estudiantes de Contabilidad, Economía o afines. Enfocada en precios de transferencia, análisis financiero y cumplimiento fiscal internacional. Requiere habilidades analíticas, redacción técnica y manejo de Excel/PowerPoint. Salario hasta $45/hora según ubicación.”

“Tax Intern, Transfer Pricing - Summer 2027 (Miami). Work with consulting economists to price multi-national transactions, analyze economic conditions, and evaluate intercompany transactions. Strong analytical, writing, and editing skills required. Bachelor's or Master's degree in Accounting, Economics, or related field. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite. Hourly range: $32-$45, varying by location.”

“Tax Intern, International Tax Services - Summer 2027 (Miami). Utilize educational background and organizational skills to assist with cross-border tax matters. Responsibilities include tax research, analysis, and consulting with clients on international tax issues. Utilize software applications for tax reporting. Gain exposure to international tax law and develop understanding of tax compliance and technology. Strong communication skills and willingness to learn required.”

“Legal internship for graduate/undergraduate students. Hybrid role with 2 in-office days monthly. 8-week duration, $30/hour. Assist with legal research, drafting agreements, sustainability projects, and special initiatives. Requires at least 1 year of law school. Strong communication, analytical, and organizational skills needed.”

“Internship in Global Transaction Tax at Alvarez & Marsal for Summer 2026. Open to JD (2L), Tax LLM, MsT, and MACC students. Focus on tax research, planning, and due diligence. Hourly rate of $45. No benefits. Must be authorized to work in the US.”

“Internship in International Tax at Alvarez & Marsal for Summer 2026. Focus on IP migrations, M&A, tax planning, and compliance. Requirements: Bachelors/Masters in business, accounting, finance, or law. $40/hour. No benefits. Must be authorized to work in the US.”