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Senior Tax Analyst

StockX Indexed employerDetroit, MI · Remote, USA
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Workplace

remote

Employment

Internship

Published

Aug 24, 2026

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No date supplied

The role

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Why you’ll love this role

We’re looking for a Senior Tax Analyst with expertise in U.S. sales and use tax and tax accounting to join our growing Finance team at StockX. You’ll be part of a collaborative Tax team that partners closely with Accounting, Finance, Legal, Product, Operations, and external advisors to support StockX’s expanding business. In this role, you will help manage supporting workpapers, indirect tax compliance and reconciliations, audit and notice responses, and tax-related process improvements across multiple jurisdictions. Your work will have direct impact by helping StockX stay compliant, reduce tax risk, and support informed business decision-making.

What you’ll do

• Assist the Tax Manager with the preparation of supporting workpapers and submission of indirect tax filings for the United States, leveraging internal and external resources

• Prepare, review, and maintain sales and use tax account reconciliations and other tax-related month-end close support

• Assist with the annual financial statement process, including reconciliations, journal entries, and supporting schedules

• Manage and support indirect tax audits, notices, IDRs, and controversy matters, including gathering documentation, performing reconciliations and analysis, coordinating responses, and maintaining audit trackers

• Maintain recordkeeping for state sales tax filings, tax notices, audit documentation, and jurisdictional portal activity

• Monitor state and local tax legislation for changes relevant to StockX, research the impact, and help drive implementation of necessary changes

• Research and analyze domestic indirect tax implications of new business initiatives, and provide recommendations to mitigate ta

Requirements

Department: Finance