Transfer Pricing Senior Manager

PricewaterhouseCoopers•Philadelphia, PA

6d•$124,000 - $335,000

About The Position

As a Transfer Pricing Senior Manager in PwC’s Tax Services practice, you will lead client work focused on transfer pricing planning, compliance, documentation, and dispute support. You will use sound judgment, strategic perspective, and professional relationships to guide complex work, coach teams, and communicate clear points of view that connect technical findings to business outcomes. You will advise on pricing policies between related entities, support interactions across multiple stakeholders, and help clients navigate tax rules while balancing operational demands and delivery timelines.

Requirements

At least a Bachelor's degree.
At least 6 years of experience.
At least one qualifying credential, such as Certified Public Accountant, Member of the Bar, or another tax-, technology-, or finance-specific credential.

Nice To Haves

Experience leading transfer pricing engagements for multinational clients.
Ability to apply transfer pricing, tax, and economic analysis skills.
Ability to translate complex findings into clear client messages.
Ability to coach teams through ambiguous, time-sensitive situations.
Knowledge of BEPS, tax documentation, and structuring.
Ability to model professional standards, independence, and code of conduct.

Responsibilities

Advise clients on transfer pricing planning, compliance, and controversy matters across intercompany transactions and operating models.
Lead transfer pricing engagements from scoping through delivery, coordinating workstreams, timelines, and client communications.
Develop pricing methodologies, benchmarking analyses, and economic studies to support intercompany policies and documentation.
Review financial data, legal agreements, and tax positions to identify transfer pricing exposure and opportunities for improvement.
Guide preparation of local country documentation, master file materials, and technical memoranda.
Present technical conclusions and alternative approaches to client stakeholders, tax leaders, and other decision makers.
Coach teams through complex engagements, ambiguous issues, and changing client priorities.
Apply transfer pricing knowledge, tax research, and analytical skills to support planning for cross-border structures and disputes.
Monitor regulatory developments, OECD guidance, and jurisdictional changes that affect transfer pricing positions and client strategies.
Support practice growth through relationship development, proposal input, and thought leadership in transfer pricing.