U.S. Tax Accountant (CPA/CA)

Job Type: Contract
Location: Remote

Job Summary

We are seeking experienced U.S. Tax Professionals to help train next-generation AI systems. You will interpret U.S. sales and use tax statutes and regulations, break legal requirements into precise evaluation criteria, and assess AI-generated tax content for accuracy.

No prior AI experience is required.

Key Responsibilities

• Interpret U.S. sales and use tax statutes and regulations across multiple states.

• Break tax provisions into clear, testable requirements and evaluation rubrics.

• Assess AI-generated tax interpretations for accurate conditions, thresholds, exceptions, and legal logic.

• Create test scenarios and edge cases with clear facts, dates, amounts, and expected outcomes.

• Identify statutory discrepancies, exceptions, ambiguities, and missing requirements.

• Provide structured written feedback through digital review platforms.

Required Skills

• U.S. Tax Law Interpretation

• IRS Regulation Analysis

• Sales & Use Tax

• Legal Document Review

• Analytical Reasoning

• Structured Written Communication

• Attention to Detail

• Digital Review Platforms

• Feedback Delivery

• Technology-Driven Content Validation

Preferred Qualifications

• Active CPA license, CA designation, or U.S. tax attorney experience.

• Experience interpreting tax statutes and regulations rather than only preparing returns.

• Strong understanding of state and local taxation.

• Ability to analyze legal conditions, thresholds, exceptions, defined terms, and AND/OR logic.

• Experience across multiple U.S. state tax jurisdictions is a plus.

• Enrolled Agent or federal tax experience is preferred.

• Experience reviewing AI-generated or technology-driven tax content is a plus.

Screening Questions

1. Do you hold an active CPA, CA, EA, or U.S. tax attorney qualification?

2. How many years of U.S. tax experience do you have?

3. What experience do you have interpreting sales and use tax statutes or regulations?

4. Have you worked across multiple U.S. state tax jurisdictions?

5. Are you comfortable creating detailed, testable rubrics from statutory language?

6. Do you have experience reviewing or validating AI-generated tax or legal content?

7. How soon can you start?