Senior Manager, US Indirect Tax Controversy (Remote US)

DoorDash connects customers with local businesses for delivery, from restaurants to grocery, retail and its own DashMart stores. The Tax Controversy team serves DoorDash by producing excellent controversy outcomes, providing timely and accurate information on material risks to the business, and improving the tax team with actionable feedback from audits. As DoorDash's business has grown across the United States and the world, so have its tax audits and appeals.

Key responsibilities

• Own execution across the full US indirect tax audit portfolio
• Design and sustain the trackers, cadences, and metrics that turn dozens of concurrent audits into a clear picture of exposure by issue, aging, status
• Build the network that audits run on
• Set defense strategy, negotiate with state and local auditors
• Surface the issues that change decisions elsewhere
• Mentor a Manager and an Associate Manager, review their work, set the standard for audit craft

Requirements

• 8+ years of professional experience in state and local tax audits, controversy, or compliance
• Managed audits end to end with state and local auditors, including information document requests, sampling methodologies, workpaper negotiation
• A process owner by instinct
• Describe a matter where the law was unclear, the facts were incomplete, and you decided how to proceed — and explain how you got comfortable
• Thoroughly understand sales and use taxes, including marketplace facilitator laws
• Resourceful and persistent in getting what an audit needs

Remote details

• Remote role in the United States

Salary and benefits

US base salary $155,000 to $228,000 a year. DoorDash also offers benefits; the full list is on the posting.

How to apply

Apply on the company's own site.