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Globant, a digitally native technology services company, is seeking a Senior Transfer Pricing Analyst in Argentina. The role focuses on executing and monitoring TP policies, analyzing intercompany transactions, and ensuring arm's length compliance across jurisdictions.
You will prepare Master File, Local Files, and CbCR, benchmark studies, draft intercompany agreements, and support regional tax decisions while mentoring junior analysts in a remote/hybrid setup.
At Globant, we are a digitally native technology services company where innovation, design, and engineering meet scale. We enhance business development and enterprise solutions to prepare them for a digital future. With a diverse and talented team present in more than 30 countries, we are strategic partners to leading global companies in their business process transformation.
Right now, we are looking for a Senior Transfer Pricing Analyst to join our team! This role is critical to ensuring our intercompany transactions comply with global and local transfer pricing regulations, supporting our global expansion while mitigating tax risks.
In this position, you will be responsible for executing and monitoring the group’s transfer pricing policies, analyzing intercompany transactions, and ensuring compliance with the arm's length principle across multiple jurisdictions. You will act as a key player in preparing global TP documentation, coordinating with external advisors, and supporting the Regional Tax Lead in complex cross-border scenarios.
At Globant we believe that an inclusive culture and a diverse environment makes us stronger. We encourage people to have an inclusive spirit as our global footprint expands. We seek to generate a place of inspiration and growth for everyone. A safe space, based on equity as a value, where everyone's careers can be promoted and developed in the same way. There is no innovation without diversity, and there is no improvement without plurality.