Creates realistic tax compliance, provision, planning, notice-response, and controversy scenarios from professional experience. Reviews AI-generated tax outputs for technical accuracy, provides written feedback, and collaborates asynchronously with an AI research team. The role covers corporate, individual, partnership, SALT, and international tax specialties.
This role is for one of our clients
Compensation: $700 per task
We are collaborating with a leading AI lab to engage experienced tax professionals. You'll translate real tax compliance, provision, and planning work into structured, high-quality training data that teaches AI to reason about how tax accountants actually work.
Focus Areas
Tax — across corporate, individual, partnership / pass-through, SALT, and international sub-specialties.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities
- Design realistic scenarios from your tax work — return preparation (1040 / 1120 / 1120-S / 1065), tax provision (ASC 740), responses to notices / IDRs and controversy support, tax planning and estimated payments
- Review and compare AI-generated tax outputs for technical accuracy and defensible positions
- Provide clear written feedback that improves how AI performs tax tasks
- Collaborate asynchronously with the research team
Ideal Qualifications
- CPA or EA (Enrolled Agent)
- A clear tax sub-specialty — corporate, individual, partnership, SALT, or international / cross-border
- Public accounting (firm) or in-house tax experience
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field
- Strong written communication and attention to detail
Application Process
- Submit a resume or a short summary of your tax experience
- Complete a short form on your practice area, specialties, and certifications
- Selected applicants may complete a brief sample task
We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.
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