About Agoda
At Agoda, we bridge the world through travel. Our story began in 2005, when two lifelong friends and entrepreneurs, driven by their passion for travel, launched Agoda to make it easier for everyone to explore the world.
Today, we are part of Booking Holdings [NASDAQ: BKNG], with a diverse team of over 7,000 people from 90 countries, working together in offices around the globe. Every day, we connect people to destinations and experiences, with our great deals across our millions of hotels and holiday properties, flights, and experiences worldwide.
No two days are the same at Agoda. Data and technology are at the heart of our culture, fueling our curiosity and innovation. If you’re ready to begin your best journey and help build travel for the world, join us.
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The Senior Manager, Tax Controversy role is central to protecting the company’s tax profile, managing financial and reputational risk, and contributing to the company’s influence on the evolving tax landscape.
The successful candidate will shape the company’s engagement with tax authorities and policymakers around the world, while strengthening internal readiness and resilience.
The Opportunity:
As a Senior Manager, Tax Controversy, you will be responsible for leading and supporting the company’s general tax audits, disputes, tax authority engagement, and defense of the company’s direct and indirect tax positions across multiple jurisdictions. You will report directly to the Global Lead for Tax Controversy. This role will own and coordinate all phases of tax audits and disputes, from initial information requests through resolution, while shaping best-practice frameworks and partnering with Government Affairs, Legal and Commercial teams to support and influence tax policy in key markets.
The ideal candidate is a senior tax professional with strong technical expertise in tax law, significant experience managing complex cross border controversies and regional tax disputes, p
📌 Senior Manager, Tax Controversy (Madrid)
🏢 Agoda
📍 Madrid