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Thomson Reuters Polska Sp. z o.o. seeks a Senior Tax Analyst for US Indirect Tax to ensure ONESOURCE tax content is accurate, compliant, and aligned with software data models.
You will translate complex regulations into clear software requirements and collaborate with product, development, and support teams. You will own jurisdictions, draft specifications, and mentor junior staff while leveraging tax research tools to validate outputs.
The Senior Tax Analyst is a key contributor to Thomson Reuters' Indirect Tax team. You will make sure our ONESOURCE™ software products stay accurate, reliable, and compliant. You will turn complex, changing tax regulations into clear software requirements for diverse markets. You will work closely with product, development, design, and support teams to deliver solutions customers trust.
Own a defined set of tax jurisdictions: research, interpret, and document statutes, regulations, legislative activity, court decisions, and notices, and assess how changes and proposed developments affect our products. Resolve conflicting or incomplete guidance by drafting clarification requests to tax authorities and recommending defensible interim approaches. Lead content implementation for your jurisdictions: scope changes, write detailed specifications, and coordinate cross-functional handoffs to meet deadlines with high accuracy. Model and validate complex calculations and corner cases, and make sure tax content aligns with data models and the user interface. Translate regulatory requirements into testable requirements, user stories, and implement into ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination. Use tax research platforms and AI-enabled tools to work efficiently and validate their outputs. Act as the subject matter expert and project point person for the Tax Research & Content team, advising non-tax colleagues and supporting Customer Support with client inquiries. Manage deliverables reliably, flag risks early, identify process improvements, and train and mentor Associates and Analysts.
Bachelor's degree in Tax, Accounting, or Finance (or a JD, LLM, MBA, or CPA/Chartered Tax Adviser). Significant hands‑on experience developing tax-related content, such as US sales and use tax. Strong ability to research, analyze, and interpret tax laws, regulations, and court decisions. Experience translating complex regulatory requirements into clear, testable specifications. Proficiency with tax software and research platforms (e.g., Checkpoint, Westlaw). Excellent attention to detail and analytical skills, including modeling and validating complex calculations. Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain difficult tax concepts to non-tax audiences and adjust style to the audience. Ability to work independently, adopt new tools (including AI-enabled features) quickly, and adapt to shifting priorities.
Experience working for a public accounting firm or corporate tax department. Fluency in languages other than English. Advanced credentials such as a JD, LLM, MBA, CPA, or Chartered Tax Adviser. Experience with UAT processes in a software or technology environment. Experience drafting correspondence to tax authorities on complex or ambiguous matters. Experience with indirect tax across multiple jurisdictions or international markets. Experience training or mentoring junior colleagues and developing training materials.
Thomson Reuters complies with local laws that require upfront disclosure of the expected pay range for a position. The base compensation range varies across locations. For Poland, the base compensation range for this role is 115,500 PLN - 214,500 PLN. Base pay is positioned within the range based on several factors including an individual’s knowledge, skills and experience with consideration given to internal equity. Base pay is one part of a comprehensive Total Reward program which also includes flexible and supportive benefits and other wellbeing programs. This role may also be eligible for an Annual Bonus based on a combination of enterprise and individual performance.
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