Thursday, September 29, 2016

Director International Tax Planning PepsiCo Purchase

Job Description: • 2-minute read •
This position is responsible for analyzing, developing, researching, implementing and documenting tax planning strategies relating to PepsiCo's international business operations that contribute to achieving the lowest sustainable effective tax rate and a lower cash tax rate. The position has a high degree of exposure to the company's business, finance and tax executives. The ideal candidate should have significant experience in international taxation including subpart F.
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Position Accountabilities:

Tax Planning

Analyze, develop, research, implement and document international tax planning ideas that contribute to achieving the lowest sustainable effective tax rate, a lower cash tax rate and reduce above-the-line taxes.
Provide tax advice regarding the ongoing international business operations and initiatives including the subpart F implications and cash mobilization strategies.
Address a wide range of US international tax issues including evaluating the impact of proposed treasury regulations, case law developments and BEPS related changes.
Tax Counsel:

Provide tax advice addressing issues arising in connection with PepsiCo's international Business Units, Treasury and Legal Departments.
Provide technical tax support to the tax audit group in defense of the company's planning positions.
Work closely with the compliance group to ensure the proper reporting of international tax planning.
People Development:

Maintain a focus on continuing to develop technical tax expertise and a deep knowledge of the business.
Foster an environment of trust and inclusion.
Develop strong relationships with business partners.
Focus on developing leadership skills, e.g., through team based initiatives as well as through managing interdisciplinary projects.
Identify and pursue career development opportunities.

Qualifications:

JD preferred, or possibly CPA with a strong academic background.
Minimum of 4 years of law firm, "big 4" or equivalent corporate experience.
Strong research and analytical skills.
A solid tax technical background, including reorganizations and subpart F planning.
Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Additional Preferred Education & Experience:
Demonstrated ability to be an effective member of cross-functional teams.
LLM or Masters in Taxation.
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