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Credits and Incentives Intern - Fall 2024

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  • Internship
    Part-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Accounting & Tax
    Banking & Finance
  • Indianapolis

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree track in accounting, finance, economics, real estate or related field
  • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
  • Organizational and interpersonal skills required
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Valid Driver’s License

Responsibilities

  • Participates in credits & incentives procurement projects for DMA clients
  • Assists with incentive compliance deadlines, data collection, data review and reporting
  • Researches, documents and assesses available incentive opportunities
  • Gains knowledge of state, local, federal and utility incentives
  • Supports team members in execution of client projects
  • Communicates with state, local and other economic development officials
  • Collects, analyzes and manages client data
  • Assists in completion of incentive applications
  • Prepares presentations and reports
  • Observes and contributes to incentive negotiations and approvals
  • Non-Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Perform other duties as assigned

FAQs

What will the primary responsibilities of the Credits & Incentives Intern be?

The primary responsibilities of the Credits & Incentives Intern will include supporting site selection analysis, conducting incentive research, assisting in incentive procurement, and providing other incentives consulting services. The intern will also support internal initiatives related to marketing and communication efforts.

What kind of learning opportunities can the Credits & Incentives Intern expect?

The intern can expect to gain an understanding of how private businesses interact with governmental and non-governmental entities for economic development projects. They will have the opportunity to lead a mock project that includes evaluating site alternatives, preparing requests for proposal (RFP) for economic development entities, negotiating incentives, and presenting a project for incentive approval in a mock public meeting.

What types of industries will the Credits & Incentives Intern be exposed to?

The intern will gain experience in a variety of industries, which may include real estate development, utilities, renewables, manufacturing, research and development (R&D), and more.

Will the Credits & Incentives Intern be involved in public meetings?

Yes, the intern may have the opportunity to observe public meetings as part of the incentive procurement process.

How does this internship benefit students pursuing a career in economic development?

This internship provides students with practical experience in how businesses engage with municipal and state governments, enhancing their understanding of economic development processes. The hands-on experience, including a mock project and exposure to various industries, will be beneficial for students looking to pursue a career in this field.

Is there a focus on team collaboration in the internship?

Yes, the intern will be part of the Credits & Incentives team and will collaborate on different projects, allowing them to work closely with team members and gain insights into the collaborative nature of incentives consulting services.

What are the expectations for the intern in terms of project management?

The intern is expected to lead a mock project, which will involve managing various aspects such as evaluation of site alternatives, preparing proposals, negotiating incentives, and delivering presentations, simulating a real-world project management experience.

What skills or qualities are ideal for candidates applying for this internship?

Ideal candidates should demonstrate strong analytical skills, attention to detail, effective communication abilities, and an interest in economic development and government relations. A willingness to collaborate and learn in a team environment is also important.

An Extension of Your Tax Department

Accounting
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1972
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

DMA, a proudly employee-owned company, has been solving corporate tax challenges for its clients since 1972. Our employees’ entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to client service sets us apart from our competitors. Our professionals span the United States, Canada and Europe to serve the largest public and private companies with the highest level of expertise. We are committed to truly serving as an extension of our client’s tax department, going beyond mere partnering by adopting the perspective and commitment of our client’s team members. Our clients rely on us to deliver individualized, highly sophisticated services and solutions to help eliminate unnecessary future tax burdens and inefficiencies. We assign experienced professionals based on the specific needs and requirements for each client, ensuring unparalleled service. Our areas of corporate taxation expertise include: •Property Tax •Sales/Use & Commodity Tax •State Income & Franchise Tax •Tax Technology •Value Added Tax •Customs & Duty •Crown Royalties •Unclaimed Property