Tax Manager

Ciudad de, Mexico

Full Time

Posted October 14, 2026

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Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Renewable Energy Development
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The Tax Manager will oversee all aspects of tax compliance, reporting, and regulatory adherence for our operations in Mexico.

Ensure timely and accurate preparation, filing, and payment of all federal, state, and municipal taxes (IVA, ISR, IEPS, etc.).
Manage monthly, quarterly and annual tax returns, reconciliations, and other regulatory filings in compliance with SAT and local tax authorities.
Oversee compliance with transfer pricing regulations and documentation requirements.
Prepare tax provisions for financial statements following IFRS/Mexican GAAP.
Manage the annual tax audit (SIPRED) requirements, including responding to the auditor’s queries and managing the audit timeline in order to file in a timely manner. Support the monthly close process and ensure assigned tasks are completed timely (i.e tax provisions and reconciliations)
Support annual financial statement audit with preparation of workpapers, audit report and communication with management/auditors
Develop and implement tax-efficient strategies to optimize the company's tax position.
Monitor changes in tax laws and regulations, assessing their impact on the business.
Lead tax audits, manage interactions with SAT, and respond to tax authority inquiries.
Ensure internal controls and procedures are in place to mitigate tax risks.
Partner with accounting, finance, and legal teams to ensure tax compliance and efficiency.

Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Taxation, or a related field.
CPA, Tax Certification or Master’s in Taxation (preferred).
Minimum 5-7 years of experience in tax management, preferably in a multinational company or Big 4 firm.
Strong knowledge of Mexican tax laws, IFRS, and local GAAP.