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Welcome to PxGeo
PxGeo is a subsea solutions company that combines innovative proprietary technology with decades of operational experience across every major basin to deliver seismic and autonomous subsea solutions efficiently, reliably and on time.
Official title is Finance Manager - Tax and will be based in our Dubai, UAE office.
Reporting directly to the Head of Tax, this role delivers both international tax advisory support and operational oversight of the Company's tax compliance framework.
The role combines strategic tax advisory and compliance leadership responsibilities across a multinational operating environment. Key responsibilities include advising on bids, projects, and commercial arrangements; assessing permanent establishment exposure; interpreting tax treaties; managing withholding tax and transfer pricing considerations; and recommending appropriate tax structures. The position also leads tax compliance, tax accounting, governance, and control initiatives across the organization. Due to the highly mobile nature of the Company's operations, including the international deployment of vessels, equipment, and personnel, strong expertise in international tax and cross-border business activities is critical.
Key responsibilities include:
Cross-border Reviews, Treaties and Withholding Tax
Bids, Projects and Contracts
Structuring and Transfer Pricing
Compliance and Tax Accounting
Audits, Risk and Stakeholders
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