Federal Individual Income Tax Practitioner (CPA/EA/Attorney)

You will help improve AI systems by reviewing tax analyses and computations against federal individual income tax law. Your work will require careful reasoning across the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury regulations, IRS guidance, exceptions, thresholds, and filing scenarios.

You will submit clear, structured evaluations through a digital review platform.

• Read and interpret specific provisions and subsections of federal individual income tax authorities.
• Create rubrics and checklists that define what a correct answer must include.
• Review AI-generated tax analyses and computations for accuracy and completeness.
• Rate issues by severity, including critical, secondary, and minor errors.
• Write test scenarios with edge cases, facts, dates, filing status, and expected results.
• Identify ambiguities, statutory exceptions, and conflicts in tax law or guidance.
• Give objective, reproducible written feedback.

This is part-time contractor work. The role requires strong knowledge of federal individual income tax beyond basic return preparation, along with clear and objective written communication.

• Pay: $60 to $90 per hour.
• Location: Open to candidates in the United States and India.
• Language: Professional fluency in English.
• Credential or background: An active CPA license, Enrolled Agent designation, or experience as a US tax attorney focused on federal individual income tax.
• Experience: Extensive hands-on experience preparing or planning federal personal income tax matters for individuals.
• Technical knowledge: The Internal Revenue Code, Treasury regulations, IRS guidance, conditions, thresholds, phase-outs, exceptions, and defined terms.
• Helpful experience: Investments, self-employment income, equity compensation, rental property, or multi-state and international tax items.

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

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