Regional Tax Analyst
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Coca-Cola HBC in Roma
The Group Tax Analyst supports Group wide tax reporting, compliance, and risk management across multiple jurisdictions. The role plays a critical part in the preparation, review, and consolidation of current and deferred tax positions and tax disclosures, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and compliance with Group accounting policies and local tax regulations. Working closely with Group Finance, local markets, auditors, and external advisers, the role contributes directly to the integrity of Group financial reporting, Effective Tax Rate (ETR) forecasting, and tax governance
IN THIS EXCITING ROLE YOU WILL:
- Coordinate interim and year end Group tax reporting in collaboration with Finance teams, auditors, and external advisers.
- Build strong working relationships with finance and business stakeholders to ensure smooth execution of Group tax reporting cycles.
- Act as a key representative of Group Tax for reporting matters and lead business partnering with the Group Financial Reporting team.
- Support ETR forecasting, budgeting, and variance analysis versus prior periods and plan.
- Review and support the preparation of statutory tax disclosures and notes to the financial statements.
Governance, Controls & Documentation
- Support the design and operation of tax accounting controls under internal control frameworks.
- Assist with documentation for internal and external audits, including:
- Deferred tax support schedules.
- Uncertain tax position (UTP) analyses.
- Contribute to Tax Control Framework (TCF) documentation and testing.
- Support regional implementation of new tax accounting or reporting requirements (e.g. Pillar Two).
- Lead technical tax accounting for Group Reporting; maintain IAS 12 knowledge.
Tax Risk, Audits & Provisions
- Track regional tax audits, disputes, and exposures.
- Assist with assessment and documentation of tax risks and provisions.
- Support preparation of UTP analyses and coordination with Group Tax.
- Ensure audit outcomes are reflected