Polish Tax Specialist — VAT, CIT, TP & MDR

DSV; Warszawa; Hybrid; PLN 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical care

Life insurance

Parking space for employees

Training and development programs

Employee referral program

Holiday funds

Job summary

DSV is seeking a tax professional to support its tax function in Poland. The role focuses on VAT, CIT, WHT, TP, and MDR, with collaboration across finance and business stakeholders in an international setting.

You will monitor changes in tax regulations, prepare analyses, and support cross-functional tax projects. 2–5 years of experience and a university degree are preferred, with strong English skills and independent work capability.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of experience in a tax advisory firm or in-house tax department.
• Practical knowledge of VAT, CIT, WHT, Transfer Pricing (TP), and MDR regulations.
• Very good command of English, both written and spoken.

Responsibilities

• Monitoring changes in tax regulations and initiating implementation activities.
• Supporting the Tax Manager in providing tax advice to finance and business stakeholders.
• Preparing tax analyses, research, and opinions.
• Supporting tax projects, including M&A transactions, restructurings, tax audits, and tax reviews.
• Coordinating activities related to Transfer Pricing (TP) documentation.
• Conducting internal tax reviews.
• Participating in the preparation and submission of MDR reports.
• Cooperating with external tax advisors.
• Participating in the development and update of local tax procedures.

Skills

MS Excel

English proficiency

Stakeholder management

Independent work

Tax advisory knowledge

Education

University degree in Finance/Accounting or Law

Job description

DSV is seeking a tax professional to support its tax function in Poland. The role focuses on VAT, CIT, WHT, TP, and MDR, with collaboration across finance and business stakeholders in an international setting.

You will monitor changes in tax regulations, prepare analyses, and support cross-functional tax projects. 2–5 years of experience and a university degree are preferred, with strong English skills and independent work capability.