Texas Instruments · 1 week ago
Tax Accounting Senior Analyst
Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor company that designs, manufactures and sells analog and embedded processing chips. The Tax Accounting Senior Analyst role involves preparing tax forecasts, reviewing tax provisions, and developing tax accounting training while collaborating with various teams to ensure compliance and process improvements.
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Responsibilities
Prepare quarterly forecast of non-US corporate entity profit, considering input from non-US entity controllers and advance pricing agreements with tax authorities
Review quarterly tax provision forecasts submitted by non-US corporate entities and communicate with those entities regarding assumptions, adjustments, tax rates and law changes
Develop and maintain models of the tax effects of Subpart F, GILTI and FDII (all US international tax concepts)
Support the Tax Accounting Senior Manager and assist with the preparation of the ASC 740 tax provision and related footnote disclosures for SEC filings
Maintain documentation of tax policies, procedures and process controls to comply with SOX 404 requirements
Identify, design, and implement process improvements for efficient and effective tax provision reporting and planning
Develop and deliver tax accounting training for non-US finance teams involved in tax accounting / provision processes
Interact and communicate effectively with other functions within the tax department (Compliance, Planning)
Work effectively with TI’s internal and external auditors throughout their reviews of the tax provision and provision-related processes/controls
Leverage non-audit external advisors’ expertise to understand the impact of changes in tax law and tax accounting standards
Collaborate and communicate effectively with TI’s Worldwide Accounting, Financial Planning, Corporate Development, and Treasury teams regarding inputs to and outputs from TI’s tax provision process
Assist with special tax projects and analysis
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, Technology, or a related field
2+ years' experience in tax, accounting, finance or relevant area
Preferred
CPA license preferred
Understanding of general accounting principles, ASC 740 (including deferred tax accounting), and US federal and international tax concepts
Detailed knowledge of federal tax law, including provisions of the TCJA (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act), OBBBA (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), and US federal taxation of non-US income
Demonstrated understanding and capabilities using data and analytical tools, including Excel, Alteryx, and data visualization tools
Experience with OneSource products, particularly OneSource Income Tax, OneSource DataFlow and OneSource Tax Provision
Proficient in use of SAP, BPC, Business Objects and related systems
Strong aptitude for identifying and implementing process improvements
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong tax research skills
Works well independently and in a team environment
Self-starter and diligent problem solver who is organized and attentive to detail
Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits designed to help you and your family live your best life
Company
Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor company that manufactures, designs, tests, and sells embedded and analog processing chips.
Funding
Current Stage
Public CompanyTotal Funding
$13.61BKey Investors
U.S. Department of Commerce
2025-05-20Post Ipo Debt· $1.2B
2024-12-20Grant· $1.61B
2024-05-28Post Ipo Equity· $2.5B
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