Head of Tax Information Reporting

Jobgether; Netherlands; On-site; EUR 180,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage

Education subsidies

Learning & development programs

Team-building events

International collaboration

Job summary

Jobgether, on behalf of a partner company, is seeking a Head of Tax Information Reporting based in the Netherlands. You will lead the development and execution of a global tax reporting function in a fast‑paced digital asset environment, overseeing CARF, DAC8, CRS 2.0, FATCA and US Form 1099‑DA reporting with cross‑functional teams.

This hands‑on leadership role focuses on data quality, process automation, vendor management, and regulatory readiness across multiple jurisdictions.

Qualifications

• 7+ years in tax information reporting or regulatory data reporting, incl. 3+ years in a leadership role.
• Experience in international digital asset environments with cross‑jurisdiction data.
• Strong data analysis and SQL skills; can define data specs for engineering.
• Knowledge of CARF, DAC8, CRS, FATCA, including due diligence and self‑certification.
• Experience managing external tax reporting vendors or regulatory platforms.
• Ability to scale a reporting function, develop policies and control frameworks.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management across executives, engineers, and compliance teams.
• Ability to coordinate across US/European/Asian time zones with attention to detail.
• Proactive, hands‑on leadership focused on meeting regulatory deadlines.
• Nice‑to‑have: 1099‑DA/1099‑B, GDPR data sharing, and Three Lines Model familiarity.
• CPA or chartered tax adviser credentials are beneficial; data/CS/accounting degree also valuable.

Responsibilities

• Lead end‑to‑end global tax information reporting lifecycle across CARF, DAC8, CRS 2.0, FATCA, and US Form 1099‑DA.
• Define and maintain reporting data specifications; partner with Product and Data Eng to build pipelines.
• Establish a QA framework including reconciliations, XML validation, and self‑cert checks.
• Manage the tax reporting platform vendor; oversee scope, testing, outputs, and renewals.
• Develop group‑wide tax reporting policies; interpret regulations and liaise with Legal/Advisers.
• Own the global tax self‑certification framework within onboarding with Compliance/Product.
• Design processes for restricting undocumented accounts under relevant rules.
• Maintain a regulatory readiness tracker and provide leadership updates.
• Build and lead a senior team; coordinate with local compliance and legal entities.
• Support testing, compliance monitoring, risk assessments, audits; ensure documentation.

Skills

Tax information reporting

Leadership

SQL

Data analysis

Regulatory reporting

Stakeholder management

Education

CPA qualification

Degree in accounting

Degree in data science / CS

Tools

Python

Databricks

XML schemas

Job description

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Head of Tax Information Reporting based inNetherlands.

As Head of Tax Information Reporting, you will lead the development and execution of a global tax reporting function within a fast-paced, international digital asset environment. You will oversee compliance with evolving international tax transparency regulations, including CARF, DAC8, CRS 2.0, FATCA, and US Form 1099-DA. Combining technical tax expertise with strong data and operational capabilities, you will ensure the accuracy, consistency, and timely submission of regulatory reports across multiple jurisdictions. You will establish robust reporting policies, quality controls, and scalable data processes while managing external reporting vendors and collaborating with cross-functional teams. This is a hands‑on leadership opportunity to build a high-performing function, influence global compliance strategy, and strengthen regulatory readiness across a complex, multi‑entity organization. The role offers the opportunity to shape critical reporting infrastructure while working with senior stakeholders, engineers, tax specialists, and local compliance teams.

Accountabilities

• Lead the end-to-end global tax information reporting lifecycle across CARF, DAC8, CRS 2.0, FATCA, and US Form 1099-DA, covering reportable population identification, self-certification, data extraction, reconciliation, file preparation, quality assurance, submissions, corrections, and tax authority inquiries.

• Define and maintain reporting data specifications, including user populations, transaction categories, account balances, jurisdictional aggregation rules, and reconciliation requirements. Partner with Product and Data Engineering teams to develop, implement, and test reliable reporting pipelines.

• Establish and oversee a comprehensive quality assurance framework, including source-to-report reconciliations, XML schema validation, self‑certification checks, and cross‑entity consistency controls. Maintain final approval authority over reporting files before submission.

• Manage the tax reporting platform vendor, overseeing contractual scope, delivery schedules, testing cycles, output validation, issue resolution, and annual performance and renewal assessments.

• Develop group‑wide tax reporting policies and interpret applicable regulations, including rules governing reportable crypto‑assets, transfers to unhosted wallets, staking and rewards, retail payment thresholds, tax residency, and taxpayer identification numbers (TINs), consulting Legal and external tax advisers where appropriate.

• Own the global tax self‑certification framework within customer onboarding, including validation requirements, refresh triggers, and remediation initiatives for existing customers, in collaboration with Compliance and Product teams.

• Design and oversee processes for restricting undocumented accounts under applicable DAC8 and CARF requirements, including restriction criteria, reason codes, customer communications, automated implementation, and ongoing monitoring.

• Maintain a global regulatory readiness tracker covering domestic legislation, entity registration, self‑certification coverage, and reporting deadlines. Provide weekly updates to senior compliance leadership and monthly reports to the relevant regulatory steering committee.

• Build and lead a small, senior‑level team, leveraging external vendors and advisers to support scalability. Coordinate with and train local compliance teams and legal entity representatives on reporting obligations and operational procedures.

• Support independent testing, compliance monitoring, risk assessments, and internal audits. Ensure reporting decisions, controls, reconciliations, and submissions are fully documented and reproducible, and assist with tax authority examinations.

Requirements:

• At least 7 years of experience in tax information reporting, tax operations, or regulatory data reporting within a global exchange, brokerage, bank, fintech, or digital asset business, including a minimum of 3 years in a team leadership role.

• Demonstrated hands‑on experience in an international digital asset environment, with a strong understanding of exchange or wallet transaction data, multi‑entity structures, and customers across multiple jurisdictions.

• Strong data analysis and technical capabilities, including SQL proficiency, the ability to define clear data specifications for engineering teams, reconcile large transaction datasets against ledger records, investigate discrepancies, and implement robust data quality controls.

• Working knowledge of CARF, DAC8, CRS, and FATCA, including due diligence obligations, self‑certification requirements, reportable transaction categories, and relevant XML reporting schemas. Direct experience implementing CARF or DAC8 is strongly preferred.

• Experience managing external tax reporting vendors or regulatory reporting platforms, including defining requirements, coordinating testing, validating outputs, and ensuring delivery against strict deadlines.

• Proven ability to establish or scale a reporting function, develop policies and control frameworks, build a team, and manage the implementation of an end‑to‑end reporting cycle.

• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to explain complex tax and data issues clearly to executives, engineers, and local compliance teams, and to lead cross‑functional steering committees.

• Excellent judgment, problem‑solving skills, and attention to detail, with the ability to identify and elevate risks appropriately while coordinating effectively across US, European, and Asian time zones.

• A proactive, hands‑on leadership approach, with a strong sense of accountability and a proven track record of meeting regulatory reporting deadlines.

• Additional assets include experience with US Form 1099‑DA or 1099‑B reporting, backup withholding, or Qualified Intermediary reporting; large‑scale undocumented account remediation under DAC8 or equivalent regulations; and GDPR compliance for tax authority data sharing, including data protection impact assessments.

• Familiarity with Python or similar scripting languages, data warehouse platforms such as Databricks, and the Three Lines Model, including second‑line monitoring and Internal Audit, is advantageous.

• A CPA qualification, chartered tax adviser credential, or equivalent professional certification is beneficial, as is a degree in data science, computer science, accounting, or a related discipline.

Benefits:

• Competitive total compensation package.

• Learning and development programs to support professional growth.

• Education subsidies to encourage continuous learning and skills development.

• Team‑building initiatives and company‑wide events that foster collaboration and connection.

• Comprehensive healthcare coverage for employees and their dependants.

• Opportunities to work in a diverse, international, and collaborative environment.

• Additional benefits and development opportunities to be discussed during the recruitment process.