US International Tax Manager

Caterpillar Inc.•Peoria, IL

1d•$112,710 - $169,060•Onsite

About The Position

The U.S. International Tax Manager in the Reporting & Analysis group is responsible for aspects of the U.S. Consolidated Federal Income Tax return, with a focus on U.S. international activities involving earnings and profits, Subpart F, and NCTI. This experienced tax professional contributes to complex compliance and provision activities, leads special projects, and supports the IRS income tax audit. The role combines technical and business knowledge to produce high-quality work, adapt to changes in tax legislation, document compliance positions, and apply critical thinking to controls and analysis. The position is onsite five days a week in Peoria, Illinois; Irving, Texas; or Nashville, Tennessee. Domestic relocation is available for those who qualify, and travel is expected at 5–10%. Visa sponsorship is not available. The stated summary pay range is $112,710 to $169,060.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a business-related field.
At least 5 years of progressively responsible tax-related experience.
Understanding of effective communication concepts and ability to communicate with a global audience while avoiding tax technical jargon with business partners.
Knowledge of approaches and tools for recognizing, anticipating, and resolving problems, including applying problem-solving methods to alternatives while considering stakeholder perspectives.
Knowledge of tax laws, regulations, and guidance; ability to identify and gather information for tax analysis and explain the rationale behind U.S. tax impacts.
Ability to complete complex analysis accurately and provide timely, precise status updates.

Nice To Haves

Strong U.S. international tax compliance experience, including earnings and profits and income inclusions.
Experience with Corptax software.
Strong knowledge of M365 and familiarity with Microsoft Power Platform.
Strong communication skills, initiative, analytical ability, and good judgment.
Proven ability to manage projects.
Collaborative, team-oriented approach and ability to build and foster relationships throughout the organization.
Understanding of accounting and business processes.

Responsibilities

Prepare complex international compliance computations for earnings and profits, Subpart F, NCTI, and U.S. international forms, including Forms 5471 and 8858.
Work with business partners and technical specialists to ensure appropriate preparation and review of technical areas.
Analyze and interpret proposed changes to U.S. tax legislation and regulations and assess their impact on compliance requirements.
Lead projects related to process improvement, implementation of controls, and other planning initiatives.
Analyze and develop responses to support tax authority inquiries.