Role & responsibilities

A Taxation Manager ensures regulatory compliance, minimizes tax liabilities, and optimizes project profitability. They manage direct and indirect taxes (e.g., GST, VAT, Corporate Tax), oversee tax audits, and structure construction contracts to align with local financial laws.

Preferred candidate profile

1. Tax Planning and Contract Structuring
- Project Structuring: Reviewing construction contracts and joint venture agreements to optimize tax efficiency before bidding or execution.
- Subcontractor Management: Ensuring compliance with tax withholding (e.g., TDS) on payments to subcontractors and labour vendors.
- Structuring Transactions: Advising on heavy machinery and equipment leasing, purchasing, or depreciation to maximize tax perks.

2. Compliance and Filings
- Indirect Taxes: Overseeing timely calculation, filing, and reconciliation of monthly and quarterly indirect tax returns (e.g., GST/VAT for material procurement and construction services).
- Direct Taxes:



Calculating corporate tax provisions, advance tax, and filing annual income tax returns.
- Statutory Deductions: Managing withholding taxes, payroll taxes, and ensuring timely issuance of tax certificates.

3. Risk Management and Audits
- Audit Defence: Managing and coordinating internal and external tax audits, gathering necessary project documentation, and resolving tax queries.
- Dispute Resolution: Liaising with tax authorities to resolve notices, assessments, or litigations pertaining to previous financial years.

4. Financial Reporting and Strategy
- Tax Provisioning: Accurately maintaining tax balances in the general ledger and preparing quarterly/yearly tax projections.
- Budgeting Support: Collaborating with project managers to estimate tax costs for future construction projects and integrating these into project bids

📌 Manager Taxation (Pune)
🏢 Rainbow Developers And Promoter
📍 Pune