Nelson L.
About Nelson L.
Nelson L. is an Indirect Tax Intern at KPMG Australia with a diverse background in various roles, including previous internships at PwC Australia and positions in student organizations at UNSW. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws from UNSW and has experience in youth advisory and educational roles.
Work at KPMG Australia
Nelson L. currently serves as an Indirect Tax Intern at KPMG Australia. He has been in this role since 2021, working in Sydney, New South Wales. His responsibilities include assisting with indirect tax compliance and consulting projects, contributing to the firm's efforts in providing tax advisory services.
Previous Experience at PwC Australia
Prior to his current role, Nelson worked as an Assurance Intern at PwC Australia for six months in 2021. During his time in Sydney, he gained experience in auditing processes and financial reporting, which provided him with a solid foundation in assurance services.
Education and Expertise
Nelson completed a Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) from 2018 to 2022. His academic background equips him with knowledge in business and legal principles, enhancing his capabilities in tax and consulting roles. Additionally, he studied at National Taiwan Normal University, focusing on Chinese (Mandarin) as part of a Language Study Program for Expatriate Youth.
Involvement in Student Organizations
Nelson has been actively involved in various student organizations at UNSW. He served as Vice President (Internal) and Education Director for the UNSW Microfinance Consulting Group from 2020 to 2021. He also held the position of Marketing Director and Vice President (Operations) for the UNSW Economics Society, contributing to the development of programs and initiatives that support student engagement.
Community Engagement and Leadership Roles
Nelson has demonstrated leadership in community engagement through his role as Youth Advisory Council Convenor at Fairfield City Council in 2018. He also worked as a Debating Adjudicator for the NSW Department of Education from 2018 to 2021, where he evaluated student debating performances and provided constructive feedback.