Tax Consultant

As a Taxation Specialist, your primary responsibility will be to ensure compliance with various tax regulations and optimize tax liabilities for the organization. You will be handling GST compliance, income tax, TDS compliance, excise, customs, and other taxation matters if applicable. Your role will also involve coordinating audits, maintaining accurate tax records, providing advisory services, and working closely with internal teams. Your key responsibilities will include preparing and filing GST returns, reconciling input tax credit, handling GST audits, and ensuring compliance with e-invoicing and e-way bill regulations. You will also be responsible for calculating and depositing TDS, filing TDS returns, and assisting in the preparation of corporate income tax returns. Additionally, you will ensure compliance with excise or customs duty, liaise with tax authorities, and maintain accurate tax records and documentation. You will play a crucial role in coordinating with auditors for tax-related audits, preparing tax audit reports, addressing tax notices, appeals, and litigation. Furthermore, you will work closely with finance, procurement, and production teams to ensure tax-efficient operations, liaise with tax consultants and legal advisors, and provide tax-related advice to management for strategic decision-making. To qualify for this role, you should have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Commerce, Finance, Accounting, or a related field. CA Inter / CMA Inter / MBA (Finance) qualifications are preferred, along with at least 5 years of experience in taxation, preferably in a manufacturing company. Strong knowledge of GST, income tax, and other tax regulations is essential, as well as proficiency in accounting software such as MS Dynamics BS 365 ERP, MS Navision ERP, or similar ERP systems. Good analytical and problem-solving skills, along with the ability to handle tax audits and work under deadlines, are also required. This office-based role will involve coordination across finance and production departments, with occasional visits to tax offices, consultants, or auditors as needed. You may also need to work beyond regular hours for tax filings and audits.,