Tax Coordinator

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Job Summary: A university-educated professional with a postgraduate degree or specialization to provide tax consulting and support, monitor legislation, optimize operations, and defend the company's interests. Key Highlights: 1. Provide tax consulting and support to executive and management teams 2. Monitor changes in tax legislation and their impacts 3. Respond to tax authorities and audits, defending the company's interests **Description:** Completed university education; Postgraduate degree or specialized courses in the field; Municipal, State, and Federal tax legislation; Proficiency in concepts related to direct and indirect taxes. Provide tax consulting and support to the company's executive leadership and other managerial levels, clarifying inquiries, participating in meetings, delivering individual guidance, conducting studies, analyzing impacts, demonstrating values, presenting alternatives, and supporting decision-making; Monitor changes in tax legislation through any available means—interpreting relevant laws, official consultations, reading technical publications, government and specialized websites—and analyze their respective impacts on the company’s economic and financial activities; Facilitate compliance with the law and optimize its operational implementation or legal adaptation to the company’s business practices by defining new procedures or interpretations, monitoring outcomes, establishing criteria for tax calculation and statutory bookkeeping, thereby ensuring the company remains compliant with legal and tax requirements; Disseminate new procedures to the team via meetings and technical guidance, demonstrating operational procedures, studying implementation methods, defining new work models, and monitoring their rollout or execution to enhance team capability and development; Respond to tax authorities and audits by providing technical reception, supplying supplementary information, reviewing accounting and tax histories, justifying applied procedures, and addressing potential queries—all aimed at safeguarding the company’s interests and ensuring correct tax interpretation; Prepare and substantiate administrative defenses by interpreting laws and demonstrating procedures to support the company’s legal department in defending against tax contingencies; Prepare and substantiate various petitions addressed to the State Treasury Department to resolve discrepancies or inconsistencies arising from undue collection of taxes, fees, contributions, or ancillary obligations; Guide and train the team on consolidated tax procedures and interpretations to equip them for performing their duties effectively; Safeguard the company’s interests vis-à-vis clients, suppliers, regulatory agencies, or third parties pre-designated by the executive board—thereby defending tax procedures, resolving legal interpretation doubts, consolidating tax practices, and minimizing risks of contingencies; 2512260202491646178