Key Responsibilities
- Review quarterly and annual foreign countries’ income tax accruals in accordance with ASC 740 and present any relevant observations to the Tax Director and/or the Vice President of Tax.
- Work closely with Region Controllers and other departments (Accounting, Marketing, Operations, Treasury, and Legal) on any issues that may have a material tax impact.
- Review income tax accounts and tax reserve schedules for assigned jurisdictions.
- Approve non-US tax filings for assigned jurisdictions and identify any tax planning opportunities as a result of such review.
- Manage non-US tax audits and identify structuring alternatives to manage issues that may give rise to future audits.
- Manage the review of personal income tax, withholding tax, and value added tax filings and payments in assigned non-US jurisdictions.
- Responsible for host country tax planning and tax structure maintenance.
- Work closely with Treasury and Tax Director to develop host country cash repatriation and cash funding strategies
- Develop and maintain tax structures for new markets. Work closely with the relevant division controllers to ensure that transactions are recorded in accordance with the tax structures.
- Prepare tax calculations for input into bid request forms and communicate tax analysis results accordingly with the Tax Director and relevant marketing personnel.
- As needed, work directly with the tax representatives of current and prospective customers to discuss any tax issues concerning current and prospective contracts
- Review and approve tax clauses for customer and vendor contracts, and communicate any potential issues directly with relevant Marketing personnel.
- Review and approve intercompany agreements (e.g. bareboat charter agreements, etc) relevant to assigned jurisdictions
- Manage settlement of intercompany notes and trade balances relevant to assigned jurisdictions
- Provide assistance with feasibility analysis and assist in implementation of any contemplated worldwide restructuring
- Manage BEPS documentation and notification requirements
- Perform due diligence and manage eliminations of unnecessary legal entities.
- As needed, assist in the review of the U.S. consolidated tax return and identify any tax planning opportunities as a result of such review.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Accounting (Master's Degree Preferred)
- 8+ years of public accounting (international/global tax) and/or oilfield services industry experience.
- Familiarity with of U.S. income tax reporting standards ASC 740 (f/k/a SFAS 109) preferred.
- Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
- IFS and OneStream preferred.
- Travel may be required (domestic and international).
Travel Expectations
As needed (maximum 3-4 times a year)
Managerial Responsibility
Direct: None
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