EMEA Tax Manager
- Recruiter
- Marks Sattin
- Location
- England, Berkshire, Slough
- Salary
- £70000 - £80000 per annum + Bonus
- Posted
- 17 Feb 2017
- Closes
- 24 Feb 2017
- Ref
- MAD16881878
- Contact
- Matt Duquenoy
- Job Title
- Tax
- Category
- Media / Entertainment
- Experience Levels
- Qualified Accountant
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
This is a standalone role, offering the job holder full scope to own all taxes across the European Group and the wider EMEA region for a leading company in its field.
Responsibilities of the EMEA Tax Manager include:
- Statutory reporting for the UK headquarters and all branches, including corporate income tax returns, VAT, Intrastat declarations, and EC Sales Listing.
- Provide ongoing tax advice relating to corporate structure and any ad-hoc queries.
- Preparation of corporate income tax calculations and accruals.
- Preparation of all necessary information for corporate income tax for all branches
- Preparation of deferred tax, cash flow reports and group withholding tax returns; associated reporting to senior staff including HO.
- Preparation of deferred tax calculations and reporting (IFRS).
- Responsibility for FIN 48 reporting.
- Management and advice relating to transfer pricing documentation, including advance pricing agreements.
- Monitoring third party tax consultants budgets.
- SOX compliance.
Candidates should have broad commercial acumen and excellent communication skills as he or she will be engaging directly with the business units and many other non-tax specialists.
The role will require the individual to provide tax support and advice relating to the European tax position as well as ensuring the groups' compliance deadlines are met. You'll also be required to manage relationships with internal stakeholders across business units and other corporate functions, and manage external tax advisers on tax and transfer pricing matters.
You must be a team player and be able to act autonomously in the preparation of a number of tax disclosures - the role will not be heavily managed. A good working knowledge of international tax principles, transfer pricing, tax residence, double tax treaties etc would be highly regarded.