Cross Border Finance is a network of finance professionals and subject matter experts working within a Center of Value CoV , executing across a highly complex global program.
The CBF CoV is responsible for all aspects of income tax accounting for international travelers working on cross border client engagements and relocation accounting for international transfers.
Supporting the execution of core business and financial processes. Acting as a business partner by contributing financial insights and solutions as well as financial consultancy and advisory services to the business.
This is an hybrid role located in Bucharest (West Gate Office Park).
Key responsibilities:
Market oversight to ensure accuracy of financial statements, process, and compliance;
Prepare Market analytics and insights on key trends maximize business performance by driving insightful actionable solutions;
Prepare quarterly management reporting package and commentary on Market financial health, timely escalating risks, and issues;
Ensure financial reports accurately reflect the financial position, identifying corrective action in collaboration with CBF delivery leads;
Monitor and analyze key metrics to inform operational and business decision making identifying opportunities to improve delivery performance and business process;
Collaborate with Employment Tax, External Tax Service Providers and Mobility in the development of solutions for tax complexities generating financial exposure;
Manage unplanned tax expense risks, identifying mitigating actions, and communicate risks to stakeholders in a constructive way;
Provide financial support on local tax controversy matters, coordinate ad hoc reporting and analysis to aid decisions, providing insights of financial impacts;
Partner with CBF delivery leads and cross functional teams to optimize both upstream and downstream processes impacting accuracy of financial statements;
Develop a clear understanding of internal systems, international tax transactions and processes to aid balance sheet analysis.
