U.S. Tax Accountant (CPA/CA) - Remote

U.S. Tax Accountant (CPA/CA)<br><br><strong>Job Type:</strong> Contract<br><br><strong>Location:</strong> Remote<br><br><strong>Job Summary<br><br></strong>We are seeking experienced <strong>U.S. Tax Professionals</strong> 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.<br><br><strong>No Prior AI Experience Is Required.<br><br></strong>Key Responsibilities<br><br><ul><li>Interpret U.S. sales and use tax statutes and regulations across multiple states. </li><li>Break tax provisions into clear, testable requirements and evaluation rubrics. </li><li>Assess AI-generated tax interpretations for accurate conditions, thresholds, exceptions, and legal logic. </li><li>Create test scenarios and edge cases with clear facts, dates, amounts, and expected outcomes. </li><li>Identify statutory discrepancies, exceptions, ambiguities, and missing requirements. </li><li>Provide structured written feedback through digital review platforms. <br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Required Skills<br><br></strong><ul><li>U.S. Tax Law Interpretation </li><li>IRS Regulation Analysis </li><li>Sales & Use Tax </li><li>Legal Document Review </li><li>Analytical Reasoning </li><li>Structured Written Communication </li><li>Attention to Detail </li><li>Digital Review Platforms </li><li>Feedback Delivery </li><li>Technology-Driven Content Validation <br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Preferred Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li>Active CPA license, CA designation, or U.S. tax attorney experience. </li><li>Experience interpreting tax statutes and regulations rather than only preparing returns. </li><li>Strong understanding of state and local taxation. </li><li>Ability to analyze legal conditions, thresholds, exceptions, defined terms, and AND/OR logic. </li><li>Experience across multiple U.S. state tax jurisdictions is a plus. </li><li>Enrolled Agent or federal tax experience is preferred. </li><li>Experience reviewing AI-generated or technology-driven tax content is a plus. <br><br><br></li></ul>Screening Questions<br><br><ul><li>Do you hold an active CPA, CA, EA, or U.S. tax attorney qualification? </li><li>How many years of U.S. tax experience do you have? </li><li>What experience do you have interpreting sales and use tax statutes or regulations? </li><li>Have you worked across multiple U.S. state tax jurisdictions? </li><li>Are you comfortable creating detailed, testable rubrics from statutory language? </li><li>Do you have experience reviewing or validating AI-generated tax or legal content? </li><li>How soon can you start?</li></ul>

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