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The Head of Group Tax leads Pacific International Lines’ global tax strategy, governance and compliance. Requirements typically include a degree in accounting, finance, law or a related discipline, professional tax or accounting qualifications, and substantial experience in corporate, international or shipping taxation. The candidate should understand transfer pricing, tax audits, indirect taxes, tax incentives, reporting and cross-border transactions. Strong leadership, commercial judgment and communication skills are expected, together with the ability to advise senior management and coordinate external advisers across multiple jurisdictions. Experience managing multinational tax risks and working in Singapore would be advantageous.
Pacific International Lines (PIL) is a Singapore-headquartered maritime and logistics company with a long history in container shipping. Established in 1967, the company operates international liner services and provides related logistics solutions across major trade routes, particularly connecting Asia with markets worldwide. Its activities involve vessel operations, container transportation, supply-chain coordination and supporting logistics services. As a global shipping business, PIL relies on teams covering commercial operations, finance, technology, fleet management, compliance and customer service. The Head of Group Tax role supports the company’s international structure by managing tax obligations, advising on business decisions and helping ensure consistent governance across jurisdictions. Working at PIL may suit professionals interested in the financial, regulatory and operational complexity of global maritime transportation.
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