SAP Tax Expert
red globalDenver (CO)
About the role
* SAP FI Tax Expert- U.S- Remote*Here at RED, we are looking for an SAP FI Tax Expert- to start on an S/4 HANA implementation project for one of our global end clients. The consultant is expected to start November 2026 and for an initial 6 months contract with a possibility of extension. The project will be a remote position with occasional travel for workshops, go lives etc
Job Responsibilities:
Advanced Tax Determination: analyse business requirements to design and deliver automated tax determination logic within SAP S/4HANA ( condition technique)
Cross-Module Integration: Seamlessly integrate tax requirements across SD, MM and FI to ensure consistent tax treatment throughout the supply chain.
Tax Engine Management: Configure and maintain the interface between SAP and external tax engines (e.g., ONESOURCE, or Sovos) for real-time rate calculations.
Digital Reporting: Support the technical setup for local statutory requirements, such as real-time reporting and SAFTRequirements Translation: Act as the primary liaison between the business and IT to translate complex tax laws into clear functional specifications.
End-to-End Testing: Leading Unit Testing, System Integration Testing (SIT), and User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for all tax-related changes.
Risk Mitigation: Resolving complex issues e.g. tax calculations fail or produce incorrect results in high-volume transaction environment, failing of e-invoice submission to government Qualifications 8+ years of SAP FICO implementation experience, with at least 2 full life-cycle implementations proven track record in FI and CO/SD/MMI integrationSAP FICO knowledge with focus in Tax, Statutory in US/CA (must)
Experience with tax engine Onesource, preferred
Expert knowledge of SAP Indirect Tax (VAT/GST) and SAP DRC (preferred)ABAP debugging skills to troubleshoot complex tax calculation and interface issues.
Excellent communication and problem solving skills
If you are interested, please send me your updated CV to msexton@redglobal.com for immediate consideration.
Kind regards, Mike
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