Senior Tax Specialist (f/m/d) - Mergers & Acquisitions Tax

at  SAP

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The Senior Tax Specialist (f/m/d) Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Tax will be dealing with complex tax matters within such task framework and will be reporting to the Head of German Tax, Group Tax Reporting & M&A Tax. Possible SAP locations for this role are Walldorf (close to Heidelberg), Berlin, Ratingen (close to Düsseldorf) or Eschborn (close to Frankfurt). This position does not include people management responsibilities.

• Providing tax advice in the field of national and international M&A activities (e.g., acquisitions, divestitures, Joint Ventures)
• Providing tax advice in the field of post-acquisition integration processes or group-internal restructurings (including IP consolidation aspects, business model changes etc.)
• Internal and external contact for international tax projects and M&A activities at SAP (including coordination / managing of external tax advisors)
• Managing legal entity consolidation efforts in conjunction with other SAP tax and finance functions and driving such projects for execution
• Preparation of tax due diligence reports or analyses of external tax due diligence reports, initiation of measures for risk reduction and consideration of group tax accounting aspects
• Assistance regarding M&A transactions in the tax field audit cycle
• Preparation of tax opinions for cross-border transactions in the field of M&A or tax planning activities
• Supporting SAP’s private equity / venture capital activities from an international tax perspective