Tax Leader Germany (m/f/d)

About this role

Job Description Summary The Germany Tax Leader is part of the European Regional Tax Team and is responsible for end-to-end tax leadership and oversight for Germany, one of the company's most significant and complex European jurisdictions. The role provides leadership across tax governance, compliance oversight, risk management, controversy, and business partnering. It is responsible for setting direction, ensuring appropriate review and sign-off over key tax filings and deliverables, and driving strong execution across internal teams, external advisors, and cross-functional stakeholders. The Germany Tax Leader is expected to operate as a senior tax leader within the European organisation, bringing strong judgment, credibility, and the ability to influence across a complex global matrix. While Germany will remain the role's primary area of responsibility, the individual may also provide tax leadership, oversight, or support across other European jurisdictions and regional initiatives, depending on business priorities and evolving organisational needs. Job Description Roles and Responsibilities Lead end-to-end tax oversight for Germany across direct tax, indirect tax, transfer pricing, withholding tax, and other relevant tax matters. Set the direction and priorities for the German tax agenda, ensuring clear ownership, disciplined execution, and timely escalation of material matters. Lead, develop, and motivate tax professionals responsible for German and broader European tax matters. Build team capability, clarify roles and accountabilities, and foster a culture of strong performance, collaboration, and professional development. Provide governance, review, and sign-off over key tax filings, calculations, positions, and deliverables. Identify, assess, document, manage, and appropriately escalate material tax risks and exposures. Lead tax audits, disputes, and controversy matters, including strategy development, stakeholder alignment, and engagement with tax authorities

Skills

• Accounting and Finance
• Accounting & Finance
• Accounting
• Tax