Intern, Group Tax

Role summary

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The Intern, Group Tax role supports SATS’s tax team with research, preparation of tax computations, documentation, reporting, and other group tax projects. Candidates are typically pursuing a degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or a related discipline, with an interest in taxation and strong numerical and analytical skills. Good communication, attention to detail, proficiency in Microsoft Excel, and the ability to manage confidential information are expected. The candidate should be organised, willing to learn, and comfortable working with different teams in a fast-paced international business environment. Knowledge of Singapore tax regulations or relevant professional qualifications is advantageous but may not be essential for an internship.

About the employer

SATS Ltd is a Singapore-based provider of food solutions and gateway services, supporting airlines, airports, hospitality businesses, institutions, and other customers globally. The company provides airline catering, food distribution, logistics, passenger services, ramp handling, baggage services, and aviation security solutions. Following its acquisition of Worldwide Flight Services, SATS has an expanded international presence across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Its operations connect people, businesses, and communities through the movement of food and passengers. SATS employs a diverse workforce and offers opportunities across aviation, food manufacturing, supply chain, finance, technology, customer service, and corporate functions. The Group Tax team supports the organisation’s tax compliance, reporting, planning, and risk-management responsibilities across multiple jurisdictions.

Working in Singapore

Singapore is a compact island city-state with opportunities in aviation, logistics, finance, technology, healthcare, hospitality, and professional services. Its multicultural society blends Chinese, Malay, Indian, and international influences, reflected in its languages, festivals, food, and neighbourhoods. Life is convenient and safe, with efficient public transport, modern infrastructure, excellent healthcare, and many shopping, dining, and recreational options. Housing and daily expenses can be high, particularly in central areas, although public transport is affordable. Foreign interns and professionals must hold the appropriate work authorisation; employers generally arrange passes such as the Training Employment Pass, Work Holiday Pass, Employment Pass, or S Pass, depending on eligibility and role. New arrivals should budget for accommodation, secure employment before relocating, and check current immigration requirements with Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower.