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Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
29 Aug, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
29 May, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Finance, Training, Membership, Operations, Measures, International Tax, International Environment
Industry
Accounting
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS
PURPOSE OF JOB
The Associate Director, Head of Domiciliation and International Tax (HDIT) is responsible for ensuring that EBRD clients using cross-border ownership structures comply with the EBRD Domiciliation (tax) Policy (the Policy), which in turn refers to international tax standards, including OECD standards on tax transparency and base erosion and profit shifting.
The HDIT manages the Domiciliation (tax compliance) Team in the Office of the Chief Compliance Officer (OCCO), ensuring engagement and efficiency; reviews and updates the Policy, as needed, to reflect international tax standards; sets the approach to tax due diligence; designs, refines or streamlines tax due diligence procedures; supervises tax due diligence in individual projects; ensures compliance with the Policy and applicable tax-related donor requirements; reviews briefings to EBRD Management and disclosures to the Board of Directors; leads training efforts; cooperates with counterparts in other international financial institutions; represents the Bank in international fora; and ultimately preserves the reputation of the Bank in the tax compliance area.
The HDIT is a member of OCCO’s management team and, as such, assists the Chief Compliance Officer, as they may request from time to time, in managing OCCO or undertaking other tasks.
As an international financial institution, the Bank supports international efforts to discourage tax avoidance. To this effect, the Policy sets out the conditions under which the Bank may finance projects involving a cross-border ownership structure. The Policy, in turn, refers to international tax standards, including OECD standards on tax transparency and base erosion and profit shifting. Compliance with the Policy is assessed following thorough tax due diligence.
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