Job description
Enable Internet businesses to sell across borders
We’re tackling a key challenge for all Internet businesses today: navigating the changing landscape of tax. In the last few years, software businesses have gone from not having to worry about sales tax, to needing to monitor their exposure, calculate local sales tax rates, and file returns in over 20 US states and many countries worldwide.
So much of our economy today and tomorrow exists online. The internet economy has grown 6x over the last 10 years and software development productivity is only positioned to accelerate. Companies should be able to transact with customers everywhere. Anrok is building the tools behind the scenes that make compliant digital commerce a reality for companies big and small.
Anrok connects with billing and payment systems to automate sales tax compliance end-to-end. We have raised over $50M from leading investors like Sequoia, Index, and Khosla Ventures.
We’re looking for an indirect tax team member who cares about working with customers on simplifying complex problems and building and scaling great processes. You will be involved in helping Anrok execute and build key processes around US & international tax compliance.
In this role, you will
Drive engagement between Anrok’s Legal, Finance, and Tax (LFT) and Engineering teams to develop further and build out Anrok’s international indirect tax platform. Specifically:
Research and documentation of taxability determinations, tax rates, and compliance requirements
Driving the preparation and filing of tax returns for customers
Engage with third-party accounting partners on internal research projects and engage them in the platform
Engage with Anrok customers to help support them through onboarding and simplifying complex tax questions for them
Help to support analysis and direction for ad hoc projects related to international and US taxes
What does a typical week look like?
Assist with research on US & International tax matters and regulatory changes
Analyze tax implications of new business activities and product features
Support Product Tax Code research and validation
Assist with registration and compliance research
Respond to tax technical questions from internal teams
Support customer-facing teams with tax guidance
Assist with customer onboarding and activation questions
Contribute to knowledge base development
What excites us
You have a strong background with 2-5 years of experience in indirect tax (nice to have if international VAT experience), including researching technical issues, as well as the registration and returns processes
You enjoy engaging with customers and walking them through tax technical processes in a clear and thoughtful manner
You have some exposure to other indirect tax regimes and compliance processes
You love solving problems and always push for change and improvement
You have an entrepreneurial attitude and passion to build a business from the ground up
Strong written and verbal skills paired with a solutions-oriented approach to customers
What we offer
The equity upside of an early-stage startup with the product-market fit of a later-stage company.
Daily lunch and snacks for those working out of our San Francisco office.
Medical, dental, and vision insurance covered 100%.
One Medical membership covered, flexible sick benefits, and more.
Annual learning and development stipend for books, online courses, and conferences, as well as a curious team to share your learnings with.
Annual team offsites and in-person opportunities around our growing Anrok hubs.
Home office setup stipend to ensure you have the equipment you need to thrive at work.
For employees based in the San Francisco Bay Area, New York City and Salt Lake City we follow a hybrid model. Where we come into the office 3 days a week to collaborate in person.
Please be aware, job-seekers may be at risk of targeting by malicious actors looking for personal data. Anrok recruiters will only reach out via LinkedIn or email with an anrok.com domain. Any outreach claiming to be from Anrok via other sources should be ignored.
