Base: $148,200 - $222,400 usd (salt lake city); ba...
Fully remote
10+ years corporate income tax experience
Deep specialization in asc 740
Global income tax provision preparation
Workday is seeking a Senior Tax Provision Manager for a fully remote position, responsible for leading ASC 740 reporting and global provision governance. The ideal candidate will have over 10 years of corporate income tax experience, particularly in a multinational technology environment, and will thrive in a collaborative and innovative culture
Job Summary
The role involves leading the end-to-end global close process in accordance with ASC 740 including related SEC reporting.
Workday is a Fortune 500 company and leading AI platform shaping the future of work with a culture rooted in integrity and empathy.
Candidates will share ownership of global provision governance, accuracy, documentation quality, and audit readiness while mentoring the global team.
Matching Summary
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Workday is seeking a Senior Tax Provision Manager for a fully remote position, responsible for leading ASC 740 reporting and global provision governance. The ideal candidate will have over 10 years of corporate income tax experience, particularly in a multinational technology environment, and will thrive in a collaborative and innovative culture.
Salary
Base: $148,200 - $222,400 USD (Salt Lake City); Base: $140,800 - $250,100 USD (Other US locations); Bonus/Equity: Eligible for Workday Bonus Plan and annual refresh stock grants
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
10+ years corporate income tax experience
Deep specialization in ASC 740
Global income tax provision preparation
Public multinational company experience
External auditor interaction
Nice-to-have
Strong analytical and communication skills
Drafting technical memoranda
OneSource Income Tax Provision familiarity
Automation and system improvement initiatives
Sun-drenched optimism and drive
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance
CPA license highly desired
Experience with foreign provision and GAAP to local statutory differences