Role Description We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Accounting & Tax Intern to join our Finance team in Nairobi. This role offers hands-on exposure to accounting operations, tax compliance, financial reporting, and project reporting support within a dynamic business environment. The successful candidate will work closely with experienced professionals to develop practical skills in line with Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) regulations, IFRS standards, and local statutory requirements — including supporting project managers with budget tracking and financial reporting across active projects. Key Responsibilities Accounting & Bookkeeping Assist in recording and maintaining accurate financial transactions in the general ledger Support the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements Assist with payroll processing and related journal entries Maintain proper documentation and filing of financial records and invoices Tax Compliance & Reporting Assist in preparation and filing of tax returns including VAT, PAYE, Corporate Tax, and Withholding Tax via KRA's iTax portal Support monthly VAT reconciliation and ensure timely submission to KRA Help prepare transfer pricing documentation and other statutory schedules Monitor tax deadlines and assist in tracking tax compliance obligations Conduct research on current and proposed tax legislation affecting the business Financial Analysis & Reporting Support preparation of management accounts and variance analyses Assist in budgeting and forecasting processes Compile financial data and prepare reports for internal stakeholders Help with year-end audit preparation and liaise with external auditors as needed Project Reporting Support Assist in tracking and reporting financial performance of ongoing projects against approved budgets and milestones Support preparation of project cost reports, budget utilisation summaries, and expenditure forecasts for project managers and senior leadership Compile and reconcile project-related invoices, purchase orders, and disbursements to ensure accurate cost allocation Assist in monitoring project funding schedules and flagging variances or risks to the Finance Manager Contribute to preparation of donor or grant financial reports where applicable, ensuring compliance with reporting templates and deadlines Maintain organised records of project financial documentation to support internal reviews and external audits Qualifications Bachelor's degreE in Accounting, Finance, Commerce, or a related field from a recognized Kenyan or international institution Experience with tax filing and compliance CPA (K) Part II or above is an added advantage — students actively pursuing CPA are encouraged to apply Knowledge of accounting software and journal entry preparation in quickbooks ,ZOHO Strong understanding of finance principles and analytical skills Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and ability to work independently