Park Place Technologies
Tax Analyst (Finance)
Tax Analyst
The Tax Analyst position has responsibilities in the areas of U.S. and Canada Indirect tax, personal property tax, U.S. audit and Income tax compliance, and global transfer pricing. This role will be accountable for planning, preparing, and analyzing state and local U.S. Indirect tax returns, annual report filings, all permanent file items such as state qualifications and registrations, and updates to the global transfer pricing model. Given the historical and future growth plans for the Company, other duties and responsibilities will be added to this role as required.
What you'll be doing:
Preparation of the transactional tax returns for the U.S., Canada, and related subsidiaries (Sales and Use, personal property, business and occupation, and gross receipts).
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Finance/Accounting