Tax Director, Indirect Tax - (Remote - US)

As a Tax Director, Indirect Tax, you will manage the preparation and filing of indirect tax returns including sales/use, property tax, and VAT. Your role will also include overseeing tax audits, ensuring compliance with tax laws, and collaborating with internal departments to maintain accurate tax data.

To apply for the Tax Director, Indirect Tax position, you need a Bachelor's degree in accounting, business, or finance, along with 8+ years of relevant corporate tax experience. Experience with all 50 states’ sales tax compliance, and knowledge of systems like Avalara and Oracle are also essential.

The Tax Director, Indirect Tax role offers a competitive salary ranging from $160,000 to $180,000 annually, alongside additional perks such as an annual performance bonus and potential equity participation.

Yes, the Tax Director, Indirect Tax position is fully remote, allowing you to work from anywhere in the U.S. This flexibility opens up opportunities for a better work-life balance while you contribute to a dynamic team.

As a Tax Director, Indirect Tax, familiarity with tax research software like RIA Checkpoint, and proficiency in Microsoft Office—especially Excel (i.e., pivot tables, VLOOKUP)—are crucial for effectively managing your responsibilities.

In answering this question, highlight your experience with tax compliance, your strategic approach to implementing tax initiatives, and your ability to collaborate across departments to gather accurate data.

A tax calendar is essential for timely filing and compliance. Discuss how you have previously kept track of important deadlines and how this has helped in avoiding penalties and ensuring smooth operations.

Share specific examples where you've led or participated in tax audits, emphasizing your organizational skills, your understanding of compliance issues, and how you successfully resolved any challenges.

Mention specific technologies like Avalara or Oracle, detailing how they have improved your workflow in tax compliance and reporting, and showing your eagerness to leverage technology for efficiency.

You can mention sources such as tax publications, webinars, or professional organizations. Explain your approach to ongoing education to ensure you remain compliant and informed.

Discuss your understanding of the complexities involved in multi-state compliance and give examples of how you navigated challenges. This may include research and planning specific to various states.

Provide a specific example where you identified inefficiencies in tax processes and successfully streamlined them, discussing metrics and outcomes that demonstrate the effectiveness of your improvements.

Your answer should reflect a strategic mindset, highlighting considerations like compliance, financial health, and optimization of tax liabilities. Use real-life examples to back up your thought process.

Share your techniques for organization and prioritization, such as creating a detailed timeline for tasks and delegating where necessary to ensure all deadlines are met without compromising quality.

This is an opportunity to express your passion for tax compliance, your enthusiasm for the company’s vision, and how your career goals align with the role’s responsibilities.