Amazon India
Amazon India | Tax analyst, CapEx
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- This role supports the US CapEx team with the reporting of US income tax consequences for Amazon’s unparalleled global portfolio of assets.
- Assist in preparation of deferred tax reconciliations; identify drivers of basis differences.
- Assist in identification and implementation of process improvements which increase efficiency, scalability, and accuracy of data.
- Assist in developing analyses, metrics, and narratives to be communicated to tax management, external auditors, and other stakeholders within and outside tax.
- Participate in special projects as assigned.
- Assist in preparation of Amazon’s US income tax provision, forecast, and tax returns as it relates to US CapEx transactions by analyzing US GAAP reporting, determining book-tax differences, preparing workpapers and technical memorandums, and performing tax law research
Qualifications
- Experience automating the organization of vast amounts of data into useful information is essential.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office products and applications at an advanced level.
- Experience working in a large public accounting firm or multi-national corporate tax department.
About the company
Amazon India
Amazon.com, Inc. was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookshop and is today one of the world's largest companies, spanning online retail, cloud computing through Amazon Web Services (AWS), digital media, devices and advertising. It is headquartered in Seattle and listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Amazon launched its Indian marketplace, Amazon.in, in 2013, and its businesses in India now include the marketplace, Amazon Pay, Amazon Business, Prime Video and AWS, which runs two Indian cloud regions — Mumbai (2016) and Hyderabad (2022). Its Hyderabad campus, opened in 2019, was at the time Amazon's largest campus building anywhere in the world.
Beyond serving Indian customers, Amazon's India offices handle a significant share of the company's global finance work: finance operations (accounts payable, receivables and payments), controllership and accounting, worldwide direct and indirect tax reporting, financial planning and business finance for its retail, AWS and payments businesses, and audit, risk and compliance programmes. These roles suit CA, CMA, CPA, ACCA and MBA (Finance) profiles as well as B.Com and M.Com graduates.
