Analyst - Tax
Nestlé is hiring an Indirect Tax Analyst for their Business Services department based in Gurugram. The role involves managing indirect tax compliance, including GST filings, ITC reconciliation, and coordination of audits. Candidates must have extensive experience in tax management and strong technical knowledge of indirect tax laws. This position supports financial reporting and tax optimization efforts.
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Experience
6+ years
Function
Accounting
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Nestlé is hiring an Indirect Tax Analyst for their Business Services department based in Gurugram. The role involves managing indirect tax compliance, including GST filings, ITC reconciliation, and coordination of audits. Candidates must have extensive experience in tax management and strong technical knowledge of indirect tax laws. This position supports financial reporting and tax optimization efforts.
TAL's take
Solid professional role at a major multinational corporation, though the scope is standard for tax accounting.
Role responsibilities are clearly defined regarding tax filings and reconciliation tasks within the R2R department.
Must haves
- Minimum 6+ years experience
- Extensive experience in a tax management role
- Strong technical knowledge of indirect tax laws
- Analytical skills for reconciliations and root-cause analysis
Tools and skills
About the company
Nestlé is a global FMCG leader, but this role is within their internal business services unit, typically classified as tier 2 for corporate finance/accounting functions.
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