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Techno Functional consultant Thomson Reuters for Oracle EBS implementation
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Lead end-to-end implementation of Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE tax software integrated with Oracle EBS. Gather requirements from Tax and IT, design/configure solutions, develop deliverables, test, train end/super users, support rollout, and collaborate with product, sales, support, and partners. Ensure regional VAT/GST and SAF-T compliance.
This is a remote position.
To Implement Thomson Reuters One Source Tax software with Oracle Ebs. This would be a replacement for current tax systems- Vertex (for US taxes) and eb-tax. Across EU , APAC region and North America.
This role is primarily responsible for delivery of ONESOURCE implementation projects through the complete project life cycle.
Working with clients’ Tax and IT teams to understand their requirements and business processes Implementing the ONESOURCE software.
Analyzing requirements, designing and documenting the solution, configuring the software to meet client’s needs, testing, supporting the client during rollout, etc.
Engaging with other key teams within the business (e.g. the product, sales and support teams) and partner organizations.
Customizes and configures applications to agreed specifications.
Designs, develops, and documents project deliverables per project timelines.
Prepares and execute test scripts and test cases & provides ongoing support for escalated problems.
Added advantage - Knowledge on invoicing, API, XML/Schema.
Requirements
Minimum relevant experience of 3 to 5 years.
Should have worked on ONESOURCE for minimum three years.
Should understand AP/AR lifecycle.
Should be well versed and have worked SAF-T and other VAT/GST compliance regulations in EU/APAC and North America region.
Delivering End user and super user training.
Oracle EBS Tax exposure added advantage.
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