Tax Manager, Indirect taxes

MacGregor – Let's shape the future together

Are you an independent, problem-solving professional who thrives in a collaborative global environment? We are looking for a Tax Manager, Indirect taxes to participate in global tax-related assignments to ensure that MacGregor’s tax management complies with all relevant local and international tax laws and regulations. 

As a Tax Manager, you will manage tax risks and provide valuable tax advice and support to in-house stakeholders in respect of indirect tax. Furthermore, while your main focus will be on VAT and other indirect taxes, you will have the opportunity to expand your scope to cover certain direct tax areas based on your preferences and the group’s needs.

More tasks and responsibilities

• Provide strategic leadership and implement best practices for managing indirect tax processes within the group
• Proactively advise on the VAT implications of complex goods/service deliveries, business model changes, and new business initiatives
• Offer training and guidance, as well as develop internal instructions with regard to indirect tax
• Monitor legislative changes and assess their impacts on MacGregor
• Manage tax audits and the implementation and maintenance of tax-related tools and technologies where necessary
• Actively participate in broader tax initiatives, taking the opportunity to learn and support tasks related to direct tax and transfer pricing as needed.
  
  

Reporting directly to the Head of Tax, the position will be based in MacGregor’s office in Helsinki, Finland or Sofia, Bulgaria.

What you’ll need to succeed

To succeed in this role, it is essential that you are self-motivated, eager to learn, capable of working autonomously, and have the drive to take ownership of your own projects and initiatives. We are looking for an individual with excellent communication skills who can work efficiently in both virtual and traditional teams, as you will be communicating daily with external tax consultants, tax authorities, and MacGregor colleagues globally.

Ideally, you have:

• A Master of Laws or Master of Science in Economics and Business Administration, or similar
• 5+ years of experience in corporate taxation, including solid experience in indirect tax
• Experience in transfer pricing and other areas of direct tax or a strong eagerness to learn and expand your expertise in these areas is seen as an advantage
• Basic Excel skills, and SAP experience is an advantage
• Fluent in both verbal and written English.

Why MacGregor?

Our people are behind every success. People create the technology and product lifecycle solutions that make us great, our people are the ones who innovate, and people drive our business forward. With us you will be part of an international collaborative working culture with challenges and opportunities to further develop yourself professionally. We enable sustainable global maritime operations by maximizing efficiency in cargo and load handling.

Values guide our work

• Integrity steers all our thinking, behaviour and the relationships with our customers and other stakeholders
• Quality is valued in our processes, products and services and helps to improve our customers’ performance and our own competences
• Safety is essential in everything we do
  
  

MacGregor is an equal opportunity employer. We recognise that diversity is key to our continued success, and strive to maintain a fair and equitable recruitment process for all applicants.

Additional information

Do you have questions regarding the role? Please contact Johanna Hallila, Head of Tax, at +358 50 4928 283 during the following time slots:

Wednesday 8 April: 09:00–10:30 (EEST)
Tuesday 14 April: 14:00–15:30 (EEST)

Kindly note that we will only review CVs and applications submitted in English through our recruitment portal. Unfortunately we do not consider CVs sent per email.

If you are ready to step into an exciting new role where you can make a significant impact and contribute to the success of MacGregor, apply today!

Application Deadline: 21 April 2026