Tax Manager

Tax Manager handling day-to-day tax management across France and internationally for Qonto, advising on corporate tax and compliance strategies.

Posted 5/27/2026full-timeParis • 🇫🇷 FranceMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Hard Skills

tax optimizationtax computationtax accountingtransfer pricingfinancial services taxationVATFrench taxinternational taxadvanced Excel

Soft Skills

communicationstakeholder managementpedagogical skillscollaboration

Certifications & Qualifications

Master’s in Tax LawDJCEbusiness school degreeDSCG

Industry Keywords

tax compliancecredit institutionstax frameworkstax authorities

Key responsibilities & impact

Participate in setting up the tax strategy — identify and implement tax optimization opportunities, ensure the correct tax treatment is applied across the group, and ensure the organizational structure remains aligned with the tax strategy.
Assist Finance & Accounting teams with tax computation and tax accounting — supervise calculations, review filings, ensure timely submissions, and liaise with external advisors.
Coordinate tax compliance across Europe — partner with the accounting team and local tax compliance advisors.
Own product tax analysis — define applicable tax treatments and reporting obligations for Qonto’s new products in France and abroad, and develop the client-facing tax information that accompanies them.
Manage transfer pricing requirements, documentation, reporting and computations across the group.
Act as the bridge between tax and the rest of the company — collaborate with Finance, Accounting, Product, and Legal teams; represent Qonto with tax authorities; and manage relationships with external advisors.

What you’ll need

Experience: 6–8 years in tax, ideally at a Big Four firm (Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG) or within a financial institution.
Technical expertise: Strong knowledge of financial services taxation and VAT/indirect taxes. Solid foundations in French tax, international tax knowledge, transfer pricing, and advanced Excel skills.
Domain knowledge: Exposure to tax frameworks for credit institutions. Comfortable interacting with tax authorities in France (and via partners abroad).
Communication: Proven ability to manage senior stakeholders and strong pedagogical skills — able to make tax actionable for non-specialists.
Languages: Fluent in English and French.
Qualifications: Advanced degree in taxation and/or finance (Master’s in Tax Law, DJCE, business school degree, DSCG, or equivalent).

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