Associate Analyst - Indirect Taxation

## What you\u2019ll do:\n\nEaton is a power management company. Eaton provides energy-efficient solutions that help our customers effectively manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power more efficiently, safely and sustainably.\n\nIndirect Tax Analyst role within the Indirect Tax Center of Excellence, Pune will focus on critical areas such as: \nIndirect Tax Compliance Service \nRegional Indirect Tax Management \nThis is an individual contributor (IC) role.\n\n \nESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (Limit yourself to 8-12 statements) \nList the essential functions (i.e. key responsibilities with expected end results), which must be accomplished in order to fulfill the purpose of your position as described above.\n\nData analysis of monthly AR/AP and GL extract \nPerform control checks based on Indirect Tax Controls framework \nPrepare, review and file VAT/ GST, EC Transactions List and Intrastat declarations within due date \nPerform reconciliation of VAT Balance Sheet Accounts as per Eaton Financial Policies \nPerform Control check as per Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) compliance requirements \nGuarantee the audit trail and full, structured support for internal and external audits \nProvide monthly overview of Indirect Tax Key Performance Indicators and publish MIS reports \nDeliver and coordinate training program on various Indirect Tax Processes and Procedures to Eaton\u2019s business communityProvide support to ensure seamless rollout of TR One Source tool as per the roadmap\n\n## Qualifications:\n\nCA 0-4 year of relevant professional experience, ideally in tax accounting and tax infrastructure preferably with a MNC (Manufacturing). \n \n\n\n## Skills:\n\nKnowledge of data processing in respect of financial systems and multiple ERP systems, particularly Oracle, MFGPRO and SAP. \nGood communication skills \nAble to operate and deliver independently under limited supervision \nCollaborative working style with ability to act as a \u201cgo to\u201d point of contact \nEager to work in a dynamic and complex organization characterized by matrix relations\n