Contador Público Certificado (Senior Accountant), Mexico

About Palmstreet : Palmstreet is a community-obsessed live shopping platform connecting over 2 million passionate collectors and sellers. Started in 2020, we have grown into one of the largest live shopping platforms in the US, featuring 1000+ daily live streams. Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors, we’re building the “World’s Online Main Street”—bringing authentic personal connections and the excitement of discovering one-of-a-kind products to online commerce. We launched in Mexico in September 2026. Mexico is our first international market and the template for our expansion across Latin America. The Opportunity Palmstreet is looking for a Contador Público Certificado (Senior Accountant) to be our first finance hire in Mexico. You will own everything that keeps Palmstreet compliant in Mexico: setting up our local entity, running Mexico tax compliance, and keeping the Mexican books. You will report to our Head of Finance and work closely with our engineering team and outside advisors. You will be the person SAT-facing questions come to. This is a hands-on role: you will both design the process and do the work. The position is fully remote, based anywhere in Mexico, with regular overlap with US Pacific time. Responsibilities Entity setup and structure • Lead incorporation of our Mexican subsidiary with outside counsel: entity type, notarial deed, Public Registry of Commerce, RFC, e.firma, Certificado de Sello Digital, tax domicile and Buzón Tributario. • Advise on the operating model between our US parent and the Mexican entity, including intercompany agreements and transfer pricing documentation. • Register with IMSS, INFONAVIT and state payroll tax as we hire locally; set up bank accounts and payment flows with our payments partners. • Manage the transition from the US entity’s current Mexico registrations to the local entity. Marketplace tax compliance • Own Palmstreet’s obligations as a digital platform that intermediates sales between third parties: ISR and IVA withholding on seller sales, monthly SAT information returns, and withholding receipts to sellers. • Own IVA on our platform and seller fees, including the foreign digital services rules for as long as the US entity bills Mexican users. • Define how we collect and validate seller tax data (RFC, tax regime, constancia de situación fiscal) and the withholding rates that apply when a seller has none. • File monthly provisional ISR and IVA payments, DIOT and the annual corporate return; manage the Buzón Tributario and any SAT requests, audits or clarifications. • Track tax reform each year (Paquete Económico, Miscelánea Fiscal) and turn changes into product and process requirements. CFDI and e-invoicing • Be the business owner of our CFDI integration with a provider such as Facturapi: invoice types, uses, payment methods, global invoices to público en general, payment complements, credit notes, cancellations and withholding CFDIs. • Write CFDI requirements with engineering, test edge cases (refunds, partial shipments, cancelled orders, sellers without RFC) and reconcile issued CFDIs to transactions every month. • Monitor SAT catalog and CFDI version changes and keep us current. Accounting and reporting • Keep the Mexican entity’s books under Mexican GAAP (NIF) and SAT electronic accounting (chart of accounts and monthly trial balance submissions). • Run the monthly close for Mexico: bank, payment processor, seller payout and withholding reconciliations. • Prepare US GAAP reporting packages for consolidation and support our US audit and board reporting. • Manage local payroll compliance (ISR withholding, IMSS, PTU profit sharing) as the team grows. • Build the Mexico compliance calendar and make sure nothing is filed late. Seller Payments