Tax Reporting Analyst
The Magnum Ice Cream Company is seeking a Tax Reporting Analyst to manage tax compliance for various global regions. The role involves preparing tax returns, coordinating with finance teams and outsource providers, and maintaining strict control frameworks. Proficiency in SAP and a background in accounting are essential to support the firm's transition into a standalone entity. This position offers a chance to participate in process automation and improvement projects within a global finance function.
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Experience
1-6 years
Function
Finance
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Magnum Ice Cream Company is seeking a Tax Reporting Analyst to manage tax compliance for various global regions. The role involves preparing tax returns, coordinating with finance teams and outsource providers, and maintaining strict control frameworks. Proficiency in SAP and a background in accounting are essential to support the firm's transition into a standalone entity. This position offers a chance to participate in process automation and improvement projects within a global finance function.
TAL's take
Stable finance role in a large-scale global business services environment, though specific career growth impact within a spin-off entity is currently speculative.
The JD clearly outlines specific tax reporting responsibilities, required qualifications, and the team context within the new Ice Cream business unit.
Must haves
- CA/CMA or MBA degree
- Knowledge of SAP
- 1-6 years experience in tax/accounting
- Proficiency in VAT/GST, withholding, and corporate income taxes
Tools and skills
Nice to have: global business services experience.
About the company
Unfamiliar standalone entity separating from Unilever; classified as tier 2 as an established global business services organization.
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