This internship supports the Finance Tax team with tax compliance, reporting, reconciliations, documentation, research and general accounting administration. Candidates are typically pursuing a degree or diploma in Accountancy, Finance, Business or a related discipline, with an interest in taxation. Basic knowledge of accounting principles, strong Excel skills and careful attention to detail are expected. The successful candidate should be analytical, organised, discreet with confidential information and comfortable working with deadlines. Good communication and teamwork are important, as the role involves collaborating with finance colleagues and other departments. Previous internship experience or familiarity with Singapore tax matters may be helpful but is generally not essential.
Marina Bay Sands is a major integrated resort in Singapore, recognised for its distinctive hotel towers, convention and exhibition facilities, luxury shopping mall, restaurants, theatres, casino and the iconic rooftop SkyPark. It is operated by Las Vegas Sands and serves both leisure and business travellers from around the world. The organisation employs people across hospitality, finance, technology, security, entertainment, retail and resort operations. Its Finance function supports a large and complex business involving hotel operations, gaming, events, food and beverage, retail and property management. An internship with the Finance Tax team can provide practical exposure to corporate processes, tax administration, compliance work and financial controls within a multinational hospitality environment.
Singapore is a compact, highly connected city-island with opportunities in hospitality, finance, technology, logistics, healthcare, retail and professional services. The culture is multicultural, organised and generally fast-paced, with English widely used at work alongside Mandarin, Malay and Tamil. Living standards are high, public transport is excellent and the city is known for safety, efficient services, diverse food and convenient urban amenities. Rent can be expensive, especially near the central business district, so shared accommodation is common for interns and new employees. Foreign nationals usually need an appropriate work pass; employers typically arrange or support applications for eligible roles, while internships may require a Training Employment Pass or another approved permit. Candidates should confirm current requirements with Singapore's Ministry of Manpower and their employer before relocating. Singapore has a tropical climate, so lightweight clothing and comfort with heat and heavy rain are useful.
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