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Tax Manager

89 900 - 172 900$
Work type
fulltime
Grade
middle/senior
English
b2
Country
US
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Job description

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TL;DR
Tax Manager (Finance): Supporting tax planning and compliance for a global digital entertainment business with an accent on US and international tax laws. Focus on advising cross-functional partners on product initiatives and managing external tax advisory relationships.

Location: Must be based in Seattle, WA or San Francisco, CA

Salary: $89,900 – $172,900 USD (depending on location and experience)

Company

hirify.global is the world’s leading live streaming service for gaming, entertainment, and community-driven content.

What you will do

  • Analyze and document direct and indirect tax impacts of new projects, products, and initiatives.
  • Manage external counsel and tax advisors regarding advisory requests and compliance documentation.
  • Educate internal business partners and stakeholders on tax issues and technical recommendations.
  • Coordinate tax requirements across internal teams including Legal, Accounting, Marketing, and Commerce.

Requirements

  • CPA or JD (LLM, Master of Tax, or relevant practice experience).
  • 3+ years of experience in Big 4, law firm, or in-house tax planning for multinational digital enterprises.
  • Practical experience with US and non-US tax issues for international digital products.
  • Familiarity with income tax, withholding tax, transfer pricing, VAT, and DST concepts.

Nice to have

  • Experience in entertainment, media, ads, or social media platform businesses.
  • Prior knowledge of hirify.global operations.

Culture & Benefits

  • Comprehensive health insurance (medical, dental, vision).
  • 401(k) retirement plan with matching.
  • Flexible PTO and parental leave.
  • Amazon employee discount.

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