Senior Analyst, International Indirect Tax

The Senior Analyst, International Indirect Tax at StockX is responsible for indirect tax compliance, tax account reconciliations, and ensuring accurate and timely tax filings across multiple regions including Europe, Asia Pacific, and North America. This role also involves research on international tax issues impacting new business initiatives and building relationships with various teams within StockX.

To qualify for the Senior Analyst, International Indirect Tax role at StockX, candidates must have at least 4 years of relevant tax experience, preferably in a corporate, public accounting, or major law firm setting. A degree in law or accounting, with a graduate degree in taxation strongly preferred, along with excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, is essential.

StockX ensures compliance with international indirect tax laws by having a dedicated tax team that collaborates with both internal and external stakeholders. The Senior Analyst will play a key role in preparing and submitting indirect tax filings while advising on business decisions and maintaining adherence to various federal, state, and international regulations.

A Senior Analyst at StockX can expect a fast-paced, high-growth environment where adaptability and strategic thinking are valued. The Finance team thrives on cross-functional collaboration, and candidates should be prepared to manage multiple projects while maintaining a focus on process improvement and efficiency.

Beneficial tools for a Senior Analyst in International Indirect Tax at StockX include proficiency in Excel for working with large datasets. An understanding of key VAT and GST principles as well as experience in performing tax account reconciliations will also be essential for success in this role.

In answering this question, highlight your relevant work experience where you managed indirect tax compliance across various jurisdictions. Discuss the specific processes you followed, the tools you utilized, and any challenges you faced, demonstrating your ability to adapt and find solutions.

You should describe your method of prioritization, whether it be through creating lists, using project management tools, or assessing urgency and impact. Share an example of a time when effective prioritization led to successful project execution.

Provide a specific example detailing the issue, your research methods, and the outcome. Emphasizing thoroughness and the application of findings to business decisions will showcase your analytical skills and commitment to compliance.

Discuss your approach to tax account reconciliation, focusing on the strategies you’ve implemented to ensure accuracy. Mention any software or methodologies you used, and the results of your efforts according to financial statements.

Explain your process for ensuring compliance, which may include regular audits of your work, tax research, and staying up-to-date with changing regulations. Mention your attention to detail and collaboration with other departments.

Convey your knowledge of VAT/GST principles, emphasizing their significance in the context of international trade. Discuss how they impact pricing, profitability, and compliance for global businesses like StockX.

Share your approach to relationship-building, such as regular communication, collaboration on projects, and willingness to provide support and insight to other teams. Illustrate your answer with examples from your past experiences.

Discuss the tools you’re familiar with, such as Excel, tax software, or BI tools. Highlight specific examples where your data analysis had a significant impact on tax compliance or strategy.

Choose a relevant challenge that showcases your problem-solving capabilities. Discuss the steps taken to resolve the issue and the positive outcome, demonstrating your resilience and ability to think critically.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed, such as following industry news, participating in webinars, or engaging in professional networks. This will show your commitment to continuous learning in the ever-evolving tax landscape.