Ref: OP788-29

Job description / Role

Employment: Full Time

The main duty of tax analysts is to ensure that the organization that employs them is paying the correct amount of taxes. The two main ways in which the tax analyst does this is by analyzing the current tax liabilities owed by the organization and by filing the correct paperwork with the Internal Revenue Service and state and local agencies. Of course, the goal is to pay the least amount of taxes while still remaining inside the bounds of legality.

Depending on where the business or organization is located, the tax analyst may have to file a number of different returns. There are federal returns, quarterly and annual, collected by the IRS, which go into federal government returns, and then state taxes, as well. Some states may require organizations to file monthly returns, while others will require quarterly, semi-annual or annual returns. This job, in and of itself, can sometimes be daunting, and, depending on the size of the organization, a single tax analyst or a team of analysts can be employed simply preparing and filing returns during the year.

Requirements

Most tax analyst positions require a four-year degree from an accredited university in either accounting, business, mathematics or statistics. Higher level tax analysts may be required to possess a post-graduate degree in business or accounting. Additional study may be required for different tax fields. For example, tax policy for non-profit corporations is different from that applied to for-profit companies, and requires specialized knowledge.

- Must have regional knowledge
- Must have Oil/ Gas background
- Must have understanding of African Tax regulations and policies
- 5 years + experience

$6000 per month plus medical, visa, flight.

About the Company

Oil and Gas exploration is evolving on a global scale, putting the need for specialist talent at the top of the agenda. Its a vast, political, complex, heavily candidate-lead market with the emphasis on dynamic, multiple project opportunities, rather than the pre-recession security of long-term positions.

For businesses, the need to innovate in emerging, competitive markets has put the pressure on and with major oil companies selling off their assets to smaller independent operators, the games gained plenty of new players too.

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