Director of Tax
A global industry leader is seeking an experienced Director of Tax to oversee its worldwide tax strategy, compliance, and reporting. This executive role is ideal for a senior tax professional with deep international experience and the ability to lead a complex, multinational tax function.
What You’ll Do
- Lead global tax strategy, planning, and risk management.
- Oversee U.S. and international tax compliance, ASC 740 reporting, and year‑end tax processes.
- Advise senior leadership on cross‑border planning, global minimum tax rules, and intercompany structures.
- Manage transfer pricing, U.S. international tax provisions, and global audits.
- Drive tax process improvements, automation, and modern tax technology adoption.
- Build, lead, and mentor a high‑performing global tax team.
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor’s in Accounting
- CPA required.
- 12–15+ years of progressive corporate tax experience, including 5+ years in global/international tax.
- Strong knowledge of ASC 740, U.S. international tax rules, global compliance, and transfer pricing.
- Experience working in a multinational environment with cross‑border complexity.
- Excellent communication, leadership, and analytical abilities.
- Master’s in Taxation or MBA preferred.
Employment Type: Full Time
If you’re interested in the Director of Tax position and are available to work in the Houston area, apply now by sending your resume to aaron.vizcaino@lhh.com. Please send your resume in Word format and include your email and phone. Only those meeting the qualifications will receive a callback.
Pay Details: $200,000.00 to $230,000.00 per year
Search managed by: Aaron Vizcaino
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