Tax Attorney Expert - Remote Contract Role

What You'll Do8

• Draft realistic tax problems that mirror the structuring questions and controversy positions a practicing lawyer handles.
• Build reference answers that trace each conclusion back to the governing code sections and regulations.
• Cite and weigh the authorities behind every position so the reasoning holds up under review.
• Evaluate model responses for technical accuracy, authority support, and whether the position would survive scrutiny.
• Mark answers that sound assured but misapply a provision or overlook controlling authority.
• Capture the subtle misses that only a practitioner with real tax depth would notice.
• Keep each scenario grounded in a recognizable practice area rather than an abstract hypothetical.
• Turn your own tax judgment into written reasoning that a reviewer can follow step by step.

Requirements9

• JD plus active bar admission in a US jurisdiction.
• Two or more years of tax practice at a law firm, in house, or in government.
• Recognized depth in one tax area such as corporate, partnership, international, controversy, or state and local.
• Strong written English that conveys tax reasoning without ambiguity.
• Availability of at least 10 hours per week.
• Comfort reasoning from the code and regulations directly instead of secondary summaries.
• LLM in Taxation or a CPA credential (preferred).
• Transaction structuring or IRS controversy background (preferred).
• Cross border or state and local tax experience (preferred).

Who Should Apply

Tax lawyers with a JD, active bar admission, and at least two years of practice who can argue from the code and regulations rather than from summaries. Practitioners holding real depth in corporate, partnership, international, controversy, or state and local tax fit best here.

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