Anthony J. Maggiore has over 30 years of experience leading global tax functions for multinational corporations. He is currently the Global Head of Tax at Atlassian Corporation, where he manages a team of 10 tax professionals and is responsible for income and transaction tax planning, compliance, audits and tax reporting for their global operations. Previously, he held the Global Head of Tax role at Uber Technologies and Senior Vice President of Global Tax at Agilent Technologies, where he established new tax departments and led tax restructurings.

1. Anthony J. Maggiore, J.D., C.P.A., M.B.A.
333 Beale Street – Apt 5K Mobile: 408-332-0457
San Francisco, California 94105 Email: maggioreaj@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:
Accomplished tax executive with extensive experience building and leading global tax functions for
name-brand multinational corporations and high-growth, high value and highly regulated companies in
the technology, consumer and OEM markets. Strategic business partner known for working across the
enterprise, with significant experience in migrating valuable intellectual properties offshore and building
tax-effective offshore technology and supply chain platforms.
EDUCATION and CERTIFICATIONS:
JURIS DOCTOR – Quinnipiac College – May, 1990
M.B.A. – TAXATION – Pace University – January, 1985
B.B.A. – ACCOUNTING – Adelphi University – June, 1979
Certified Public Accountant – New York, since 1990
Bar Member – New York and Connecticut, since 1991
EXPERIENCE:
GLOBAL HEAD OF TAX October, 2016 to Present
Atlassian Corporation, PLC – San Francisco, California, USA
Fast growing global company that has developed and acquired a broad portfolio of software products
that help teams large and small work better together to organize, discuss and complete their work in a
new way that is coordinated, efficient, innovative and achieves more.
Reporting to CFO, managing a team of 10 tax professionals based in Austin, Sydney and Manila with
responsibility for income and transaction tax planning, compliance, audits and tax reporting (IAS12) for
global operations.
 Reorganized intellectual property to better align with company footprint and achieve tax efficiencies.
 Resolved legacy tax audit issues with ATO resulting in a more robust relationship.
 Launched negotiations with ATO aimed at securing an advanced pricing agreement.
 Planned and executed the acquisition of Trello, Inc.
 Designed and implemented a tax governance policy.
 Advised management regarding the impact of tax reform.
GLOBAL HEAD OF TAX March, 2015 to April, 2016
UBER Technologies, Inc. – San Francisco, California, USA
Pre-IPO, highly global and complex company that is redefining transportation. The company has
experienced explosive growth with annual revenues exceeding $10B. It is a leader in the collaborative
economy, and synonymous with disruptive technology.
Reporting to CFO, created a new Tax Department, managing a team of 30 tax professionals based in
San Francisco, Amsterdam, Brazil, China, Mexico, India and Singapore with responsibility for income
and transaction tax planning, compliance, audits and tax reporting (ASC740, FAS 5 & FIN 48) for
operations in over 60 countries.
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2.  Migrated intellectual property offshore (Netherlands) and developed related operating protocols with
business operations.
 Evaluated the impact of BEPS and EU State Aid investigations on the company’s business model
and tax structure to develop an action plan.
 Established Partner (driver) compliance program to highlight UBER’s role as a good corporate citizen
and solidify its “total tax contribution” in each jurisdiction.
 Designed a tax effective structure and operating model for the China market and led the PMO to
implement that structure.
 Restructured UBER Australia to mitigate the impact of anti-avoidance tax legislation enacted 1/1/16.
 Advised management regarding the impact of tax legislation and its interaction with transportation
regulations in US and abroad.
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT- GLOBAL TAX September, 2009 to January, 2014
Agilent Technologies, Inc. - Santa Clara, California, USA
The world’s largest electronic measurement company spun off by Hewlett Packard in 1999; then
developed into a leading life sciences company. The publicly held company’s pre-spin revenues
exceeded $10B
Reporting to CFO, restructured and managed a team of 120 tax professionals based in Santa Clara,
China, Germany, India and Singapore with responsibility for income and transaction tax planning,
compliance, audits and tax reporting (FAS 109, FAS 5 & FIN 48) for operations in over 30 countries
 Planned and executed the tax free spin off of Keysight and related tax free debt swap
 Planned and executed acquisition of Dako AS and Varian Inc. including legal entity and supply chain
integration
 Reorganized intellectual property, global supply chain, manufacturing, distribution and finance
company under a Singapore Principal to improve operational and tax efficiency
 Reorganized holding structures to facilitate $6.0 Billion tax efficient repatriation
 Secured tax rulings Malaysia, Singapore and Switzerland supporting the reorganizations
 Revised and implemented transfer pricing policy, and negotiated advanced pricing agreements with
US, Japan, Singapore and Switzerland
 Advised management regarding the impact of tax legislation in US and abroad
 Secured favorable settlement of US federal and state audit years 2000-2007
 Significantly improved after-tax cash flows and effective tax rate of Agilent
DIRECTOR – GLOBAL VALUE ALIGNMENT January, 2007 to August, 2009
INTERNATIONAL TAX SERVICES
Deloitte Tax LLP – New York, New York, USA
Big Four Audit, Consulting, Financial Advisory and Tax services operating in 150 countries
Provided consultation on the assessment, design and implementation of tax-aligned supply chain and
services models, and intellectual property migration methodologies, for multinational companies seeking
sustainable and scalable improvements to their after-tax cash flow and effective tax rate.
TAX CONSULTANT October, 2005 to December, 2006
Maggiore Group Sarl – Geneva, Switzerland
Tax consulting firm established to focus on assessment and design of tax aligned supply chain and
services models, and intellectual property migration methodologies, for multinational companies seeking
sustainable and scaleable improvements to their after-tax cash flow and effective tax rate.
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GROUP HEAD OF TAX January, 2001 to September, 2005
Compagnie Financiere Richemont S.A. – Geneva, Switzerland

3. World’s largest luxury group comprised of Cartier, Swiss mechanical watch brands, fashion and leather
brands, and 30% ownership of British American Tobacco. Annual revenues exceeded $10B.
Reporting to CFO, created a new team of 5 tax professionals based in Geneva, Hong Kong and USA
responsible for income and transaction tax planning, compliance, audits and tax reporting (IAS12) for
operations in over 30 countries.
 Reorganized global supply chain, manufacturing and distribution under a new Swiss Principal to
improve operational and tax efficiency
 Reorganized holding structures to facilitate tax efficient acquisitions and dispositions
 Obtained tax rulings from several Swiss cantons supporting the reorganizations
 Implemented transfer pricing policy and negotiated advanced pricing agreements with US, Japan and
Switzerland
 Advised management regarding the impact of tax legislation
 Significantly improved after-tax cash flows and effective tax rate of Richemont
VICE PRESIDENT – TAXES July, 1995 to December, 2000
Japan Tobacco Inc. - Geneva, Switzerland and Tokyo, Japan May, 1999 to December, 2000
RJ Reynolds International – Winston Salem, USA; Geneva, Switzerland July, 1995 to May, 1999
With revenues of more than $100B at its peak, RJR Nabisco was one of the world’s largest
conglomerates selling food and tobacco products. RJ Reynolds International, a division of RJ Nabisco
with revenues of more than $5B, was acquired by Japan Tobacco in May, 1999.
Reporting to CFO, created a new team of 12 tax professionals based in Geneva, Hong Kong, Moscow
and Tokyo with responsibility for income and transaction tax planning, compliance, audits and tax
reporting (FAS109) for operations in over 50 countries.
 Reorganized global supply chain, manufacturing and distribution under a new Swiss Principal
company to improve operational and tax efficiency
 Integrated Japan Tobacco’s subsidiaries into this structure when they acquired RJRI
 Advised management regarding the impact of tax legislation
 Significantly improved after-tax cash flows and the effective tax rate of RJRI and JTI
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER OF INTERNATIONAL TAX June, 1989 to June, 1995
Amphenol Corporation – Wallingford, Connecticut, USA
MANAGER OF TAXATION January, 1987 to May, 1989
Singer Sewing Machine Corporation – formerly Huntington, Connecticut, USA
INTERNATIONAL TAX ADMINISTRATOR January, 1985 to December, 1986
Richardson-Vicks, Inc. – formerly Wilton, Connecticut, USA
TAX ACCOUNTANT August, 1980 to December, 1984
Avon Products, Inc. – New York, New York, USA
AFFILIATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS:
First Place for Youth – Board of Directors – 2017 to Present
INSEAD - Cedep – 1st
Global Tax Leadership Program – Keynote Speaker; “Managing the Tax Function
in a Disruptive Company” – March, 2016
Silicon Valley Tax Director’s Group – Member since 2009
Tax Executive Institute – Member since 1986; Board Director – Silicon Valley Chapter; first VP –
Region IX (International); a founder, and 1st
President, of the European Chapter Page 3 of 3