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Salary: USD 150,000 - 180,000 / annual
StubHub, the world's leading marketplace for buying and selling tickets to live events, is seeking an experienced Manager of International Income Tax to support the company's global income tax function and continued international expansion.
Reporting to the Senior Manager of Income Tax, you will play a key role in building and scaling a world-class global tax function. This role touches various aspects of international taxation, including tax compliance and reporting, tax provision, transfer pricing, tax planning, and general tax operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage and support the global income tax compliance process, including international aspects of U.S. tax compliance and foreign income tax filings, working with external service providers and local advisors.
- Prepare and review U.S. international tax calculations and filings, including Forms 5471, 8858, and 1118, and related calculations for GILTI, Subpart F, foreign tax credits, and other applicable international tax provisions.
- Support quarterly and annual income tax provision processes under ASC 740, with focus on international tax matters including foreign tax provisions, deferred taxes, valuation allowances, uncertain tax positions, and related disclosures.
- Coordinate with foreign subsidiaries, local finance teams, and external advisors to ensure timely and accurate completion of local-country income tax compliance, tax payments, and reporting requirements.
- Partner with the Intercompany Accounting team to support transfer pricing processes, including intercompany agreements, transfer pricing calculations, documentation, and monitoring of intercompany arrangements.
- Support global tax planning initiatives, including legal entity structuring, cash repatriation, foreign tax credit optimization, and tax implications of new products, markets, and business initiatives.
- Monitor and analyze developments in U.S. and international tax law, including changes affecting multinational businesses, and assess potential impact on the company.
- Support the company's response to evolving global tax initiatives and reporting requirements, including OECD initiatives and other international tax developments.
- Provide support for U.S. and foreign income tax audits, including coordinating information requests and preparing responses to tax authorities.
- Support and implement continuous process improvements to increase efficiency, scalability, and accuracy across international tax processes, including identifying opportunities to leverage technology and automation.
- Ensure international income tax processes and internal controls are appropriately documented and operated in accordance with SOX requirements.
- Partner closely with Accounting, Finance, Legal, Treasury, FinTech, and other cross-functional teams to evaluate tax implications of business initiatives and transactions.
- Manage relationships with external tax advisors and service providers, including coordinating deliverables, timelines, and projects.
- Assist with special projects, including international expansion and M&A activities.
The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, able to manage multiple priorities, and possesses strong problem-solving and analytical skills. You should demonstrate the ability to thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with strong technical tax knowledge, communication, organization, and project management skills. You must work effectively both independently and across Tax, Accounting, Finance, Legal, and broader business functions, and adapt quickly to operate effectively in a high-intensity, rapidly evolving environment with a desire to learn new areas of global tax law and the business.
This is a hybrid role with a 3-day in-office and 2-day remote schedule based in New York, NY.
Requirements:
The posting does not explicitly state years of experience or specific educational requirements in the provided excerpt. However, the role requires strong technical international tax knowledge, experience with U.S. international tax forms and calculations (Forms 5471, 8858, 1118), familiarity with ASC 740 accounting standards, transfer pricing expertise, and experience managing relationships with external tax advisors and service providers.
