Junior Associate in Diritto Tributario Societario e Internazionale

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit a resume, law school transcript, cover letter, and at least one professional reference letter.

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Position Profile: Junior Corporate & International Tax Associate

Firm:  Marco Q Rossi & Associati ( )

Location:  Los Angeles, CA or Miami, FL

Firm Overview

MQR & Associati is an international tax and business law practice focused on cross-border structuring, estate and trust planning, and tax advisory for high-net-worth individuals, families, and closely held businesses. The firm operates at the intersection of U.S. and international tax systems, with a particular emphasis on U.S.–Italy matters and broader global structuring.

The practice is highly specialized, partner-driven, and engaged in complex, intellectually demanding work involving multinational families and businesses.

Position Summary

The firm is seeking a junior associate with a demonstrated interest in corporate & international tax and cross-border planning. This role is designed for candidates at the early stage of their careers who have strong academic credentials and relevant exposure to cross-border business and international tax concepts.

The associate will work closely with partners and gain hands-on experience in sophisticated international matters, with meaningful responsibility from the outset. The firm is open to both U.S.-trained candidates and foreign-trained lawyers with a U.S. LL.M. in Taxation, particularly where the candidate brings strong international exposure and cross-border perspective.

Core Qualifications

Required:

• J.D. from an accredited U.S. law school or  foreign law degree (LL.B./J.D. equivalent) and an LL.M. in Corporate/Taxation/International Tax from a U.S. institution
• Bar admission in a primary jurisdiction in the United States (ex. New York, California) 

Preferred:

• Dual professional qualifications (U.S. and foreign)

Plusses:

·      Florida Bar Admission

·      Proficiency in Spanish 

Preferred Background / Exposure

• Academic or internship exposure to U.S. international tax concepts (e.g., Subpart F, GILTI, foreign tax credits, treaty principles)
• Coursework or familiarity with cross-border estate planning, trusts, or corporate structuring
• Experience through internships, clinics, or prior roles in law firms, accounting firms, or international organizations

Key Competencies

• Strong analytical and research skills
• Attention to detail and ability to manage complex information
• Strong sense of initiative and ownership over workstreams
• Proactive approach to identifying issues, solutions, and planning opportunities
• Interest in developing a professional network and contributing to the firm’s external relationships
• Ability to work across legal systems (common law and civil law)
• Clear and concise legal writing ability
• Professional fluency in English; Spanish or Italian is a plus

Role and Responsibilities

• Conduct legal and tax research on business, international tax, and cross-border planning issues
• Assist in the preparation of memoranda and client-facing materials
• Support structuring of international investments, entities, and trusts
• Assist with drafting legal documents (trust agreements, corporate documents, and internal memoranda)
• Take an active role in managing assignments, including anticipating next steps and identifying planning opportunities
• Collaborate directly with partners and coordinate with foreign counsel and advisors
• Contribute to the development of the firm’s network, including maintaining relationships with peers, alumni, and international contacts
• Participate in relevant professional events, bar associations, and international tax forums

Professional Development and Initiative

The firm places a high value on associates who take initiative in their professional development. Associates are expected to actively build and maintain a network of professional contacts, including peers, alumni, and international adv