Manage indirect tax compliance for an assigned portfolio of hotels, including tax filings, payments, reconciliations, registrations, licenses, and annual reports. Maintain and validate tax rates and PMS/POS configurations, research tax changes, support audits and notices, and contribute to process improvements and special projects.
Position Summary
The Senior Tax Analyst is responsible for indirect tax compliance and tax operational support for an assigned portfolio of managed and franchised hotels. This role serves as the primary tax contact for designated properties and supports sales and use tax, occupancy tax, tax rate management, POS/PMS tax configuration, registrations, licenses, annual reports, audits, and tax-related compliance initiatives.
Job Details:
Work Setup: Work from home
Shift/Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM U.S. Eastern Time | 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM Manila Time
Holidays: U.S. corporate holiday calendar
Responsibilities:
Prepare/Manage sales, use, occupancy, tourism, and other indirect tax compliance activities for an assigned hotel portfolio.
Coordinate with Deloitte and other service providers to support timely filing of tax returns, payments, workpapers, and reconciliations.
Maintain tax rate and taxability matrices and oversee implementation, testing, and validation of tax configuration changes within PMS and POS systems.
Support tax registrations, annual reports, business licenses, and other state and local compliance requirements.
Research tax law, taxability, and rate changes, and assess impacts to hotel operations and compliance processes.
Assist with sales, use, occupancy, and tourism tax audits, notices, and information requests from taxing authorities.
Support process improvements, hotel acquisitions/transitions, and special projects as assigned.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Tax, or related field.
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