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DoorDash

Runs apps for local food and grocery delivery

Indirect Tax Compliance Analyst - Use Tax Operations

Tax AccountingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMexico City, CDMX, MexicoNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience in tax compliance operations, accounts payable, or invoicing and contract operations; exposure to U.S. sales or use tax is advantageous.
  • Ability to read contracts and purchase orders and extract the information required for a tax certificate.
  • Experience with NetSuite, Coupa, or a similar accounting or accounts payable system.
  • Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills for tracking and reconciliation.
  • Ability to manage a high volume of vendor-specific, deadline-driven documents using a consistent process.
  • Ability to communicate clearly in written and spoken English with U.S.-based stakeholders and vendors.
  • Ability to work independently during U.S. Pacific or Central business hours.

Responsibilities

  • Own day-to-day processes for use-tax certificates and monitoring for U.S. use-tax requirements.
  • Draft, issue, and track Multiple Points of Use (MPU) and direct-pay exemption certificates for vendors; customize documentation when needed and maintain the certificate register.
  • Coordinate with Procurement and Sourcing to flag each new purchase order or contract for a certificate before first billing, and notify vendors in advance when needed.
  • Partner with Accounting's General Ledger team to review Coupa requisitions and confirm purchases are coded correctly before becoming purchase orders.
  • Monitor vendor invoices against certificates on file, follow up with vendors, and work with Accounts Payable on invoice holds and corrections when tax is charged incorrectly.
  • Review anomaly-detection flags for transactions posted with no tax or incorrect tax, investigate them, and act as the first contact for vendor certificate questions.

About the Company

DoorDash

Runs apps for local food and grocery delivery

DoorDash runs apps that let people order restaurant meals, groceries, and other goods from local businesses, which independent couriers called Dashers bring to their doors. In 2019 it overtook Grubhub to become the largest food delivery service in the United States, and it later expanded abroad by buying Finland's Wolt and Britain's Deliveroo. Merchants pay DoorDash a fee on each order and can buy ads in its apps, while customers pay delivery and service fees or join DashPass, a subscription that cuts those fees. Businesses can also hire Dashers through its Drive service to carry orders placed on their own websites. Four Stanford students founded DoorDash in 2013, and it is based in San Francisco, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2013

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