Direct Tax Support (30%)

At IKEA, we aim to make healthy and sustainable choices affordable and accessible for all. To make that happen, we need people with imagination. People who know that everyone has a right to feel at home. People who share our vision of a better everyday life. Together we’ll innovate the future of life at home through data, technology, retail and home furnishing know-how.

IKEA Supply AG (ISAG) is the main wholesale company within the Inter IKEA Group, owning the goods in the IKEA Distribution Centers world-wide. The main functions located at ISAG are Supply Chain Operations, Supply Chain Development and Finance.

The direct tax team at IKEA Supply AG (ISAG) is part of the Wholesale Finance organisation and is responsible for the tax position of IKEA Supply AG and its subsidiaries. The areas of responsibility include tax advisory, management of tax risks, audit management, transfer pricing, ensuring compliance with tax laws, as well as supporting the Core Business Supply with business development through providing technical expertise.

About the job

In this position you will support the direct tax team to ensure compliance with tax laws as well as support supply chain entities in direct tax matters. In more details this means, you will:

• Prepare and support in non-Swiss corporate income tax compliance matters for entities across Core Business Supply, including: tax provision schedules, returns, payments, reports and maintain company’s tax database
• Support with collection of data for transfer pricing documentation and preparation of and/or support in the reports
• Support with tax advice on business changes/projects (risks, transfer pricing, legal structure) and tax audits
• Support on every day administrative matters and liaise with relevant stakeholders along Core Business Supply
• Other similar direct tax and transfer pricing tasks as requested from time to time

About you

In this role you must have:

• Bachelor’s degree and currently undertaking Master’s degree (or equivalent work experience) in Finance, Accounting, Tax or another related topic
• Strong knowledge of accounting
• Fluency in English
• Interest in learning about direct tax and transfer pricing.

At IKEA, we continuously look for better ways of working, following our vision to create a better everyday life for the many people. It is in our culture to work together and to be open, straightforward and inclusive. If this sounds like an environment you could enjoy working in, please send yourCV and Cover Letter(in English) until 19.02.2023.

For further information about the role, please contact Benjamin Rodriguez, (+41 79 641 26 92). For questions about the recruitment process, please contact Olivia Trombini, P&C Generalist (+41 79 678 87 55).

This role is a part-time position (12 hours/week) and based in Pratteln, CH. Your workload of 30% can vary from one week to the other, normally split in one full day and one half day working per week. At IKEA we will be flexible with your timetable and we hope you also are.

About IKEA

At IKEA, we do things a little different. We think, differently. Act, differently. And work differently as well. We like to break things. Like rules. And then make things. Like music-playing lamps. And beds disguised as sofas. Even plantballs that help us look after our planet. It’s all part of our vision - to create a better everyday life for the many. And it’s been keeping our co-workers going for over 75 years. By 2030, we hope to help millions more look forward to going home. Maybe you can help us.

IKEA Supply is responsible for securing that the product offer is produced and delivered to our customers. We lead the supply agenda across many functions and work together with all business areas, different business units, but also retail markets to secure customer availability in all markets and sales channels at lowest total cost.

At IKEA we believe that we’re better when we’re physically together for collaboration, dialogues and conversations. We believe in the power of human interactions; the informal chats, the energy, belonging and creativity generated by people being in the same place. Our approach is that we spend most of our time in the IKEA workplace and with flexibility to work from home when relevant.

Another thing fuelling our success is our values-based culture. While we are unique individuals with endless differences, something we share is our commitment to lead by example, work together, find better ways and to get things done. We believe in life-long learning, where we all play a part in helping each other (and our business) grow.

Read more about us athttps://about.ikea.com