Senior Manager International Tax

International Tax Manager 
Location: Frankfurt

A role that inspires you

Join an internationally active group as International Tax Manager, acting as a key partner for global financing, M&A, and restructuring projects. In this role, you will shape cross-border tax structures, support strategic transactions, and contribute to the continuous development of tax governance within a dynamic international environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Act as the primary tax contact for international financing, M&A, and restructuring projects.

• Develop tax-efficient structures for cross-border transactions and support tax ruling processes.

• Lead tax optimisation initiatives, particularly in financing structures.

• Monitor international tax law developments and coordinate external advisors.

• Manage foreign tax audits and support domestic audit processes.

• Advise on transfer pricing matters and support related documentation.

• Contribute to the Tax Compliance Management System and deliver tax training.

• Support reporting requirements and prepare management briefings.

• Handle ongoing tax queries and review relevant documentation.

• Develop and enhance internal tax processes and guidelines.

Your Profile:

• Degree in law, economics, or a related discipline.

• Several years of experience in an international corporate tax function or a large advisory firm.

• Completed Tax Advisor qualification or equivalent (e.g. CPA, Wirtschaftsprüfer, or fully qualified lawyer with tax focus).

• Strong expertise in German and international tax law.

• Advanced MS Office skills, particularly Excel and PowerPoint.

• Analytical, structured, and independent working style with high commitment.

• Strong communication and teamwork skills.

• Fluent English skills.

What’s on Offer?

• A strategically relevant international tax role with exposure to global transactions.

• Close collaboration with senior stakeholders and international teams.

• Opportunity to shape tax structures and governance frameworks.

• Long-term development within a stable, international organisation.