About the job Tax Analyst (Taiwan & Singapore Tax) (Hybrid)
THE PERSON: We are searching for an individual that is passionate about indirect tax and wants to continue to learn, develop and progress in corporate income taxes environment.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Prepare and review monthly/quarterly/yearly indirect tax filling across multiple jurisdictions such as U.S., Canada, EMEA and Southeast Asia.
Perform tax account reconciliations.
Provide support for tax audits and answer to inquiries from the tax authorities.
Liaison with external advisors about indirect tax returns and compliance requirements
Analyze all work papers to ensure accuracy and analyze all accounting and tax information and ensure compliance with all regulations.
Meet strict deadlines to avoid late fees and penalties.
Lead/Participate in projects or assignments as directed, an opportunity to work on regional or global tax initiatives/projects. Developing and implementing process improvements.
Supports ad-hoc tasks as needed.
Supports R&D Tax Credit as required.
Stay current with changes in foreign tax law.
QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS:
Degree in Accountancy/ACCA or any equivalent accounting professional qualification.
At least 5 years of tax or accounting experience in Big 4 or Multinational Companies is an added advantage.
Strong analytical skills and ability to effectively gather, assess, analyze financial and tax information.
Strong oral and written communication skills along with strong organization and documentation skills are required.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to work a flexible work schedule as required to collaborate closely with colleagues in different time zones.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to meet tight deadlines and manage time effectively.
Self-motivated, resourceful and results oriented.
Strong MS Excel skills required. Alteryx is a plus.
SAP/ other ERP system knowledge is an added advantage.
- Effective communication skills with good spoken & written English and Mandarin.
- Candidates with knowledge of indirect tax regulations in both Singapore and Taiwan are preferred.