Tax & Treasury Assistant Manager

Responsibilities:
A. Tax
Oversee and ensure Tax (CIT/VAT/ WHT) across all entities and locations is in compliance with regulations.
Develop and implement policies and procedures, maintain effective control procedures over all aspects of the tax process to ensure the company's tax compliance.
Responsible for the tax return, including facilitating and managing the preparation and review of company tax returns and the accurate, timely filing of all tax forms.
Tax planning, provide tax advice to businesses for daily operation.
Responsible for tax health check and tax audit performed by tax authorities.
Establish and maintain positive relationships with tax government authorities and regulatory bodies.
Act as the primary point of contact for tax matters when dealing with external stakeholders.
Keep abreast of changes in regulations that may impact the company's operations.
B. Transfer Pricing Strategy and Policy
Develop and implement comprehensive transfer pricing policies that align with international tax guidelines (OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines) and optimize the company's global tax position.
Prepare and maintain transfer pricing documentation in accordance with relevant regulations, ensuring completeness and accuracy, including preparing comparability studies, economic analyses, and master files/local files.
Analyze intercompany transactions to identify potential transfer pricing risks and opportunities.
Drive appropriate pricing methodologies to ensure arm's-length pricing.
Conduct ongoing research and benchmarking to stay up-to-date on market practices and industry trends in transfer pricing.
Collaborate with external tax advisors as needed and consult accordingly.
Continuously monitor changes in tax laws and regulations related to transfer pricing.
C. Reporting and Documentation
Maintain accurate and organized records of all tax-related documents and correspondence.
Prepare regular reports for senior management on tax activities and developments.
D. Treasury
Cash management on monthly, quarterly, and yearly to ensure sufficient cash for headquarters and branches;
Review cash position across entities, interest rate and identify opportunities to maximize company benefit based on the global treasury positions.