Provide advice and support to local teams on day-to-day tax issues (excluding compliance)
Conduct technical research on foreign tax matters across all types of taxes (direct and indirect taxation)
Ensure correct application of the tax treaty network
Draft memos and technical notes for the Tax Department and other internal stakeholders
Assist with or monitor tax audits and other tax matters, in coordination with local CFOs and external advisors
Oversee local implementation of the transfer pricing policy defined at headquarters (including management of APAs and rulings)
Defend the Group’s tax positions during audits (application of tax treaties and transfer pricing policies)
Perform tax analyses and provide recommendations when entering new countries
Participate in cross-functional Group projects involving the network of maritime agencies
Review contracts from a tax perspective
Requirements
Master’s degree (Master 2) in Tax Law and/or a law degree with solid foundations in international taxation
Minimum of 5 years’ professional experience (excluding internships and work-study periods) in a large international company or a law firm specializing in corporate tax
Fluent in English
Comfortable working with numerical data and common office tools (Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)