SALT-Indirect Tax-A-COE Analyst

POSITION SUMMARYThe Analyst/Associate – Indirect Tax (Sales & Use Tax) is primarily responsible for preparing or assisting in the preparation of Sales/Use tax returns including accuracy and compliance with applicable guidelines and regulations.ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Prepare or assist in preparing simple to complex US sales & use tax returns.

Aptitude to follow firm standards and apply them accordingly.

Provide assistance in resolving tax related queries and notices.

Monitor, document and apply any changes in tax rates, tax laws for sales and use tax return preparation.

Collaborate as part of a multi-disciplinary team to provide industry knowledge and experience.

Establish and maintain relationships with engagement team members at various levels.

Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

Associate’s degree in business-related major preferred.

1 to 2 years of customer service related experience preferred.

Critical thinking and analytical skills.

Aptitude for learning tax technical matters, workflow processes, and technology (proprietary tools).

Excellent written and verbal English language communication skills.

A process improvement and knowledge-sharing mindset.

Execute effectively in cross-cultural business settings.

This role is an on-site role and will require individuals to work in person from the assigned office.

Ability to work additional hours as needed.

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