Global Tax Reporting Expert

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We are looking for a Tax Reporting Expert, functionally and hierarchically reporting to the Group Tax Director, whose responsibilities will include:

The position covers approximately 30 countries across 3 regions.

Responsibilities

Coordination of actions defined by the Tax Department regarding tax reporting, compliance obligations, assistance, and advisory services.; Definition, improvement, and deployment of processes, tools, and governance frameworks.; Review and validation of income tax expense recorded under IFRS during quarterly closings, based on the tax packages prepared by consolidated entities.; Review and validation of deferred tax balances and movements, including:; Deferred taxes arising from differences between local GAAP and IFRS,; Deferred taxes related to local-to-tax adjustments,; Deferred taxes on tax loss carryforwards.; Review of the current tax expense of the entities.; Analysis and validation variances between the theoretical tax charge and the effective tax charge.; Participate, under the supervision of the Group Tax Director, in defining actions aimed at ensuring the Group’s tax compliance.; Contribute to the design of tax transformation initiatives, ensuring process efficiency, scalability, and data quality.; Monitor the deployment of these initiatives.; Follow up on tax audits and tax litigation matters.; Provide tax advice and support on all tax-related matters.; Prepare the tax CbCR and the public CbCR.; Monitor local entities' compliance obligations (notifications and filing requirements).; Perform calculations related to Pillar Two Safe Harbour rules, Top-up Tax, and Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (QDMTT).; Contribute to the integration of Pillar Two requirements into the Group’s recurring tax and financial processes, transitioning from a project-based approach to a business-as-usual operating model, in close coordination with the Group Consolidation Department and local entities.; Coordinate the preparation of transfer pricing documentation with local entities and external advisors.; Participate in the definition of the Group’s transfer pricing policy.

Requirements

Mandatory Bachelor's or Master's degree in accounting or finance (Business School, Master CCA, ACCA or CECCAR),; Minimum of 5 years of experience in taxation, including practical knowledge of tax accounting.; Professional English level, French is an advantage (both spoken and written) is essential,; Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage complex matters in an international environment.; Ability to interact effectively with finance decision-makers.