International Tax Manager

**Who we are**:
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**Who we're looking for**:
We are seeking an International Tax Manager located in the UK or Barcelona who will be responsible for managing local compliance and U.S. GAAP reporting for our international subsidiaries along with executing international tax planning, M&A, and integration activities. This role will report directly to the Head of Tax located in the U.S. in Seattle, WA.

You'll succeed in this role if you love to dig into the details of domestic and international tax compliance, thrive on collaborating with global teams, and take pride in keeping complex processes running smoothly, accurately, and on time in a dynamic multinational environment.

**Your Responsibilities**:

- ** Tax Provision & Accounting**:

- Collaborate with the accounting team to lead tax review of local statutory accounts along with preparation of any tax-related accruals and disclosures
- Own U.S. GAAP tax close processes for international subsidiaries and operations, including transfer pricing, U.S. GAAP income tax provision for international subsidiaries, and other tax accruals
- Ensure inter-company transactions are correctly reflected in financial systems and documentation
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Tax Compliance**:

- Ensure tax compliance and reporting requirements across multiple jurisdictions are completed timely and accurately, including the tax returns, tax payment calculations, and tax forecasts; coordinating with outsourced external service providers as needed
- Support the preparation of annual transfer pricing documentation (Master File, Local File)
- Manage tax audits, inquiries, and interactions with tax authorities for your relevant jurisdictions
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Tax Planning**:

- Manage international tax M&A activities end-to-end, providing support for tax due diligence and leading post-closing integration efforts for newly acquired companies, including back disclosures, onboarding and regularization of tax compliance, and wind down of redundant providers and operations
- Collaborate with tax, finance, legal, treasury, and accounting teams in our Seattle and Barcelona offices to support day-to-day international tax matters
- Be a strategic business partner by driving process efficiencies and assisting with the implementation of tax planning opportunities, quality improvements, and risk minimization processes
- Research and draft tax policy memos documenting tax technical issues and positions
- Stay informed of routine tax law changes in relevant jurisdictions and assess potential impacts

**Your Qualifications**:

- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Taxation, Accounting, Finance, or Economics
- At least 7+ years of progressive experience in public accounting and/or a company corporate tax department
- Professional accounting qualification preferred (CPA, CA or local equivalent)
- Demonstrated expertise with European tax compliance, audits, and filings across multiple jurisdictions.
- Experience with U.S. GAAP and IFRS accounting for income taxes, preferably supporting a large multinational corporation
- Working knowledge of transfer pricing and cross-border tax issues
- Ability to research tax issues and interpret guidance to provide strategic advice
- Comfort with ambiguity and able to adapt quickly in a fast-paced environment while embracing change and solving problems
- Proven track record of executing and delivering quality results, including managing projects, working collaboratively, and distilling complex ideas into clear communications in English
- High proficiency in Excel and manipulating large data sets

**Your Bonus Skills**:

- Broader global tax experience including APAC countries
- Experience working with tax provision software, NetS