Tax Manager

As a Tax Manager at Manychat, your key responsibilities include managing tax accounting and reporting across various jurisdictions, ensuring timely and accurate preparation of tax returns, and supporting tax planning and optimization efforts. You'll also monitor changes in tax legislation, lead audits, and provide crucial tax guidance to cross-functional teams to ensure compliance and efficient operations.

To qualify for the Tax Manager position at Manychat, you should have higher education in Taxation, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or Law, alongside a minimum of 5 years of experience in senior tax roles. In-depth knowledge of international taxation, local tax regulations, and strong understanding of transfer pricing principles are vital, along with proficiency in English and experience in implementing tax technologies.

At Manychat, we truly value your growth and professional development. As a Tax Manager, you will have access to a professional development budget that covers conference tickets, online courses, and other relevant resources to help you hone your skills and keep up with industry changes. We believe in investing in our team to ensure long-term success!

Experience with tax systems and software like SAP, 1C, Oracle, or similar ERP systems would be highly beneficial for the Tax Manager role at Manychat. A good understanding of Excel and experience with month-end and year-end closing cycles will also play a significant role in your ability to effectively manage tax compliance and reporting.

Absolutely! Manychat is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment for all employees, including our Tax Managers. We actively promote equal opportunities and are dedicated to supporting individual needs throughout the hiring process, ensuring everyone feels welcome and valued in our team.

When answering this question, highlight your specific roles and responsibilities in managing tax compliance across multiple countries. Provide examples of how you've navigated complex legislation and successfully ensured timely and accurate tax filings to demonstrate your expertise.

Showcase your proactive approach by mentioning your habits of following tax news, subscribing to industry publications, and attending relevant webinars or conferences. Discuss how you have implemented new regulations in the past to ensure compliance.

Discuss your approach to tax planning, emphasizing your ability to identify tax incentives and opportunities for optimization. Share specific strategies you've employed in previous roles, perhaps mentioning engagements with legal counsel or advisors to assess complex tax scenarios.

This is your opportunity to detail your role in a tax audit, from preparation to resolution. Discuss how you interacted with external auditors, the importance of documentation, and how you maintained compliance throughout the process.

Provide insight into your analytical skills and attention to detail. Discuss how you investigate discrepancies, communicate with team members to resolve issues, and ensure accurate reporting to prevent future occurrences.

Share your experience with tax technologies and explain your strategic approach to implementation. Discuss how you involve stakeholders, test new systems, and train employees to ensure a smooth transition.

Discuss current trends and challenges facing international taxation, such as digital economy taxation or evolving regulations. Show your awareness of the broader implications for businesses and express your insights into how to navigate these challenges effectively.

Discuss a specific project where you demonstrated leadership, outlining your role in guiding team members, coordinating with other departments, and achieving positive outcomes.

Explain your time management techniques and how you prioritize tasks. Discuss tools or methodologies you use, such as project management software, to ensure that all deadlines are met without sacrificing accuracy.

Demonstrate your communication skills by discussing how you simplify complex tax concepts when interacting with non-tax professionals. Provide examples of how you’ve educated team members or executives on tax implications related to business decisions.