Tax Manager (US Sales Tax)

As a Tax Manager at Convera, you will oversee the preparation of US indirect tax returns, including Sales Tax, Use Tax, and Personal Property Tax. You will collaborate with global finance teams, monitor tax payments, ensure compliance with Sales & Use tax regulations, and advise on tax matters affecting the Americas business. Additionally, you will support the implementation of tax compliance systems and assist with tax audits.

To qualify for the Tax Manager position at Convera, candidates should have at least a Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Finance, Accounting, or a related field, along with a minimum of 4 years of financial accounting and tax experience. Familiarity with US Sales and Use Tax, especially in Denver and Colorado, is essential, while proficiency in Excel and experience with accounting software like Oracle is beneficial.

Convera is committed to the professional development of its employees. As a Tax Manager, you will have access to various career growth opportunities within a global organization. The company promotes continuous learning through training programs and encourages employees to take on challenges that enhance their skills and expertise in the tax field.

The work environment for a Tax Manager at Convera is collaborative and flexible, allowing for 100% remote work. You will engage with diverse teams across the globe, promoting inclusivity and leveraging a variety of perspectives. The culture fosters a sense of belonging and encourages open communication, making it an exciting place to contribute to critical tax functions.

As a Tax Manager at Convera, you'll use various accounting systems to gather tax-specific information, assist with tax return preparation and streamline compliance processes. Although prior experience with Oracle and FCCS is beneficial, the focus is on maximizing efficiency and accuracy through tools that assist in tax compliance and administration.

When responding, highlight specific examples of your experience with Sales and Use Tax compliance and filing, particularly in regions like Denver and Colorado. Discuss how you've navigated challenges and any complexities you've encountered in tax calculations or audits.

Explain your systematic approach to gathering data and preparing tax returns, emphasizing your attention to detail. Mention any software or tools you utilize that help maintain accuracy and how you conduct reviews of your work before submission.

Discuss your methods of continuous learning, such as following relevant tax publications, attending webinars, or participating in professional networks. Share examples of how you've implemented new regulations in your previous roles.

Highlight your communication skills and experience in managing tax audits. Describe how you prepare documentation and respond to inquiries from tax authorities, and mention any successful outcomes you've achieved.

Offer a concise explanation of transfer pricing and its significance in indirect tax compliance. Provide examples of how you have worked with transfer pricing in your previous roles and its implications on tax calculations.

Talk about your familiarity with tax compliance software and systems you've used in the past. Highlight how you’ve contributed to their implementation or improvement and any outcomes that resulted from your contributions.

Share a specific challenge you faced related to tax compliance or audits, detailing the steps you took to address it. Discuss the skills and resources you utilized to reach a successful resolution.

Discuss your time management strategies. Describe how you identify urgent tasks, allocate time effectively, and implement systems to ensure all deadlines are met without compromising quality.

Share a specific instance where you identified an inefficiency in a tax process and the steps you took to enhance it. Discuss the results of your improvements and how they benefited the organization.

Discuss the importance of technical knowledge, attention to detail, and communication skills in the role of a Tax Manager. Highlight how these aspects contribute to both compliance and strategic tax planning.