Tax Manager | Full-time (40h)

• You have successfully completed your master studies in Dutch tax law or fiscal economics
• Experience in the field of CIT, TP and international taxes at an international corporation or an audit and tax consulting company for at least 5 years
• Expert knowledge of international tax law and transfer pricing regulations
• Ability to work independently in a small team with a high level of commitment
• You work in a structured, solution-oriented manner and can communicate complex issues in a comprehensible and understandable manner
• Fluent written and verbal communication in both English and Dutch. German is considered a plus
• Your work may require international travel
• Computer and AI literate, good knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel PowerPoint), knowledge of S/4 Hana system is a plus

HUGO BOSS offers its employees exceptional working conditions in an international environment. If you are interested in the fashion sector and challenges inspire your ambition, we would like to get to know you. Furthermore, we offer:

• A market-based salary;
• 25 holidays and 8% holiday allowance;
• Staff discount on our products and clothing allowance;
• Pension plan fully funded by HUGO BOSS and collective health insurance;
• Hybrid way of working and travel- or working from home -allowance;
• Yearly bonus;
• Mental health and lifestyle support via OpenUp for you and 3 familymembers fully paid by HUGO BOSS;
• Fitness contribution after your first contract;
• Working in a positive and passionate team.

Our vision is to establish HUGO BOSS as the leading premium tech-driven fashion platform worldwide and to be one of the top 100 global brands. At HUGO BOSS, we work as a team to apply our knowledge, skills and experience together and create a diversity of ideas and solutions. What unites us? We love fashion, we change fashion!

At HUGO BOSS, you have the opportunity to contribute your personality, ideas and creativity - because only when we break new ground together can we create something unique. Become part of our team of more than 19.000 employees worldwide and shape your future at HUGO BOSS!

As a Tax Manager, you will be an important member of our dedicated finance team in which we work closely together and support each other. You will directly report to the Dutch-based Head of Finance & Administration / Managing Director with a dotted line to the Head of Global Tax in Germany. You will be responsible for tax and transfer pricing matters of our in-house bank and act as a key tax contact for Group Tax, Legal, Treasury and the local finance teams of our international subsidiaries. Together with the team, you will contribute to the further development of our processes and reporting environment and help ensure compliance with internal and external requirements.

• You are responsible for the operational management of corporate income tax matters of the Dutch fiscal unit, including tax accounting, the calculation of current and deferred taxes, the preparation and filing of tax returns, the support of tax audits and the identification of tax risks.
• You support the further development and implementation of the intercompany financing strategy and financing conditions, taking into account the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Financial Transactions (Chapter X).
• You provide tax support to our international subsidiaries and branches regarding capitalization and financing matters.
• In this role, you will advise and cooperate closely with our local finance departments, particularly on withholding tax matters.
• Together with the Group Tax department, you will contribute to group-wide tax and transfer pricing projects and help ensure that all documentary compliance requirements are met.
• You coordinate and collaborate with external tax advisors and support interactions with the Dutch tax authorities regarding Dutch tax and transfer pricing matters.
• You support the VAT compliance and governance framework of the Dutch entities, ensuring accurate and timely VAT filings and contributing to the effective management of VAT risks.