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Integrated global marketing and communications services

Indirect Tax Supervisor - Indirect Taxes

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
HybridHybrid role; four days per week in-office in Mumbai.
AccountingTax Accounting

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum of five years of experience in US indirect tax compliance (US Sales & Use Tax)
  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university.
  • Advanced Microsoft Office skills.
  • Prior Indirect Tax management and Tax compliance experience using Tax software.
  • The ideal candidate will be an experienced problem solver with excellent writing and communication skills in English.
Responsibilities
  • Manage and review all US indirect tax filings (Sales & Use Tax).
  • Provide excellent service to multiple US companies.
  • Ability to multitask and be involved in ad-hoc projects as needed.
  • Research and provide technical advice regarding indirect tax questions raised by US companies in a quick and efficient manner.
  • Supervise, mentor, and develop staff members.
  • Monitor US indirect taxes legislative and regulatory changes and assessment of impact to required filings.
  • Responsible for monthly accruals and reconciliation of indirect tax accounts.
  • Handle and respond to notices and assist with tax audits including analyzing various transactions for auditor inquiries and gathering of requested data.
  • Work with Indirect Tax team members to determine economic nexus and required registrations for all US companies.
  • Collaborate with 3rd party vendor and technology teams in the implementation of a tax engine.

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WPP provides integrated marketing and communications services worldwide, combining creativity with data and technology. It offers branding, digital marketing, media planning, market research, public relations, and business transformation, delivering campaigns and programs that help clients build brands, engage audiences, and achieve business goals. The company operates at scale through a network of specialist agencies and partners, enabling cross-disciplinary work and global execution. It differentiates itself by offering end-to-end, integrated solutions, a strong focus on sustainability and responsible business practices, and thought leadership such as publications like the Atticus Journal. WPP’s goal is to be a strategic partner that drives client growth and positive social impact by blending creativity, technology, and data to navigate a rapidly changing market.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2015

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What believers are saying

  • Nestlé awarded WPP a 35,000-asset annual mandate on September 22, 2026.
  • Reuters reported WPP's September 23 London hub launch first in a global rollout.
  • August 2026 results beat expectations, and management reaffirmed guidance, lifting shares 29%.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters reported WPP is cutting up to 1,000 more jobs by year-end.
  • Jon Cook exits VML in March 2027, threatening execution across WPP's largest creative unit.
  • If clients buy AI content directly from platforms, WPP's holding-company margin stack collapses.

What makes WPP unique

  • WPP Open and WPP Open | China unify creative, media, data, and AI workflows.
  • Devon's Point and Wuxi hubs turn content production into industrial-scale operating infrastructure.
  • Nestlé chose WPP after a multi-agency pitch for end-to-end Greater China operations.

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The Desk
Oct 15th, 2026
Fox expands AI-powered linear TV ad buying with agencies.

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AdExchanger
Oct 13th, 2026
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Yahoo Finance
Oct 13th, 2026
WPP shares up 38% in 90 days as McCann chief Turnbull to lead creative unit

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exchange4media
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Kristen Mascarenhas joins Starcom as Group Head.

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Reflect.ee
Oct 12th, 2026
The advance of artificial intelligence in London's advertising industry threatens the growth of new film talent.

The advance of artificial intelligence in London's advertising industry threatens the growth of new film talent. One of the world's largest advertising groups, WPP, is investing £600 million in AI-driven production to cut costs and increase speed. Film industry veterans warn that this could destroy the traditional "film school" that has served as a launchpad for many well-known directors. WPP is investing £600 million in AI production AI could reduce advertising production costs by up to 60% The new production hub is located in London London-based advertising giant WPP has opened a new state-of-the-art production hub, marking the group's broader £600 million commitment to adopting artificial intelligence (AI). The company's goal is to bring world-class creativity and automated technology under one roof, enabling the production of advertising content faster and significantly cheaper than before. A new "golden age" or the erosion of creativity? WPP CEO Cindy Rose has announced that artificial intelligence will usher in a new golden age of marketing. The group's strategy involves transitioning from costly location shoots to studio-based production, where backgrounds and environments are created virtually. According to Rose, this allows the company to deliver content at the "speed of culture," which is critical in today's fast-paced digital world. Sector analysts and industry insiders note that for certain types of advertising, costs can be reduced by up to 60 percent. This has made AI solutions attractive to clients looking for ways to improve financial performance. However, critics have pointed out that such an approach leads to a decline in creativity and turns output into something uniform. A training ground for directors at risk The advertising industry has functioned for decades as a natural incubator for film talent. Ridley Scott, Guy Ritchie, and many others began their journey by directing television commercials and music videos, learning "on the job." Luke Scott, who leads the Ridley Scott Associates group, fears that automation could deprive the next generation of the opportunity to acquire practical skills. "The creative business is something you learn by doing. The value lies in that activity," said Luke Scott. In his view, AI-based production could lead to monoculture, where authenticity and human touch are lost. WPP Production CEO Richard Glasson, however, dismisses the claims, arguing that artificial intelligence is simply a tool. According to him, clients currently demand significantly higher volumes of content to remain competitive on various digital platforms. "This is the future of content," Glasson asserted, emphasizing that the technology allows advertisers to adapt to the need to produce new material constantly, rather than reusing one campaign for months on end. No comments yet.