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Vice President Global Tax and Strategy

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gsp internationalBrooklyn (NY)

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$192.31 per hour

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About the role

Vice President, Global Tax and StrategyNew York, NYConsumer Products Co. Total Compensation to $400k LTIP
Description: The VP of Tax will be the strategic leader responsible for all aspects of the company’s income tax function, including: Domestic & foreign income tax planning and researchCompliance with tax laws/regulations in all operating jurisdictionsTransfer pricing and ASC 740 applicationTax planning for potential mergers and acquisitionsCollaboration with International Finance, FP&A, Treasury, Legal, and Business developmentOversee quarterly tax schedules, income tax provision, and disclosures to senior management and Audit CommitteeManage income tax accounting, returns, and auditor reviewsMaintain/improve internal controls and support Internal AuditOptimize use of income tax co‑source partner and external consultantsLead cross‑functional tax initiatives and strategic partnerships within Finance and Legal Strategic ImpactEnhancing financial processes for efficiency, reduced cash tax obligations, faster closing, and more accurate projectionsImplementing best practices for legal entity reporting and intercompany transactionsRequirements: Bachelor’s in accounting; CPA required; Master’s in Tax preferred 15+ years in relevant tax work (public accounting + corporate tax), with domestic / international tax expertise and transfer pricingStrong knowledge of ASC 740 Consumer products backgroundStrong leadership skills expected

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