Tax Law | Fiscal Economics internship: indirect tax support

In the Tax Law | Fiscal Economics internship: indirect tax support, the global Indirect Tax team supports tax activities across ASML’s international organization. The team consists of specialists located in the Netherlands and Taiwan who work together to ensure compliant, efficient, and future-focused tax processes. During this internship, you will contribute to indirect tax operations, data-driven improvements, and technology initiatives that help the business navigate tax requirements worldwide. This is an opportunity to gain practical experience at the intersection of tax, technology, analytics, and international business.

• Location: Veldhoven, Netherlands
• Team: Interns and Trainees
• Work experience: 0-1 year
• Educational background: Data Science, Other non-technical backgrounds
• Travel: No
• Workplace type: Hybrid
• Fulltime/parttime: Part time

Your assignment

As an intern, you will support the Indirect Tax team with a variety of operational and improvement activities. Depending on your background and interests, you may focus more on indirect tax content or on tax technology, data analytics, and artificial intelligence applications. You will work closely with experienced tax professionals while gaining insight into how tax requirements are embedded in business processes and systems.

Your main responsibilities will be:

• Support indirect tax activities and compliance processes across multiple countries.
• Analyze tax-related data and identify opportunities for process improvements.
• Contribute to technology and artificial intelligence initiatives within the tax function.
• Assist in maintaining and improving indirect tax controls and documentation.
• Help document tax processes, requirements, and operational procedures.
• Prepare presentations, training materials, and communications for stakeholders.
• Collaborate with team members on tax transformation and optimization projects.

This is a bachelor’s or master’s internship for minimum 6 months, minimum 2.5 days per week (2-3 days on-site). The start date of this internship is as of January 2027, February 2027, or March 2027.

Your profile

To be suitable for the internship, you:

• Are currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree in Tax Law, Fiscal Economics, Tax Technology, Data Science, Business Economics, or a related field.
• Have an interest in indirect taxes, international business processes, and digital transformation.
• Are analytical and able to work with data to identify insights and improvements.
• Communicate clearly and effectively with different stakeholders.
• Are detail-oriented and able to work in a structured manner.
• Take a proactive and collaborative approach to solving problems.
• Have a good command of English, both written and spoken.

Other requirements you need to meet:

• You are enrolled at an educational institute for the entire duration of the internship, and you are at least 18 years old at the start of the internship;
• If you are a non-EU citizen, studying in the Netherlands, your university is willing to sign the documents relevant for doing an internship (i.e., Nuffic agreement);
• You need to be located in the Netherlands to be perform your internship. In case you are currently living/studying outside of the Netherlands, your application shows the willingness to relocate.