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Dyson Institute in Singapore is seeking an experienced Transfer Pricing professional to manage TP compliance, planning and controversy across multiple jurisdictions. You will engage with internal finance teams, external advisors, and tax authorities to ensure timely, accurate TP positions and reporting.
The role requires 8+ years of TP experience, Big 4 and in-house FMCG exposure preferred, and familiarity with APAs, MAPs, and OECD guidelines.
The Transfer Pricing(“TP”) Team manages all transfer pricing aspects of the Dyson Group, with presence in more than 30 countries globally. This includes (but is not limited to) TP compliance, controversy management, mutual agreement procedure(“MAP”) and advanced pricing agreement(“APA”) application and negotiation, TP planning, operational TP, TP model review, supporting with TP aspects of year end and statutory audit processes, supporting with TP aspects of projects and new business arrangements, TP advisory and regular monitoring of intercompany transactions. The person in the role will work with internal finance teams, other tax teams (e.g. Corporate Tax, Customs, Indirect Tax) and external tax advisors to ensure timely and accurate compliance. The person will also be involved in providing support to the business – this involves identifying all TP implications of a given business initiative, arrangement or change, adequately considering commercially viable mitigating strategies and bringing these up for discussion with the Head of Transfer Pricing / Senior Transfer Pricing Manager, and cogently communicating aligned responses to all relevant stakeholders. The person will also be involved in supporting the Head of Transfer Pricing / Senior Transfer Pricing Manager with interactions with tax authorities (e.g. in controversy, APA, MAP etc.) and working with various stakeholders to ensure TP positions are actively monitored and rectifications made in a timely manner. This role will be based in Singapore.
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