About this role
Role Overview
Apply deep expertise in Dutch domestic tax law to evaluate and improve AI-generated tax guidance. This role involves answering complex Dutch tax questions, checking AI tax analyses for legal accuracy and completeness, identifying errors or ambiguous guidance, and delivering structured feedback to raise model quality.
Key Responsibilities- Answer complex questions on Dutch domestic tax law using legislation, case law, and official guidance.
- Review AI-generated tax analyses for legal accuracy, completeness, and clarity.
- Correct incorrect or incomplete responses and provide structured explanations.
- Evaluate reasoning across personal and corporate tax scenarios.
- Flag ambiguous, conflicting, or insufficient legal guidance when applicable.
- Consistently apply project rubrics and quality standards.
- Participate in calibration and feedback sessions to improve evaluation consistency.
- Minimum 5 years advising on Dutch domestic taxation.
- Experience at a Big Four firm, tax advisory firm, law firm, corporate tax department, or the Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst) is preferred.
- Strong knowledge of Dutch Income Tax, Corporate Tax, VAT, and related domestic legislation.
- Ability to interpret Dutch tax statutes, regulations, and official guidance, including compliance, planning, disputes, and representation before tax authorities.
- Excellent analytical skills and strong written communication.
- Comfortable reviewing detailed legal and tax reasoning.
- Native or professional fluency in Dutch, with strong English proficiency preferred.
- Registered Dutch tax adviser such as NOB, RB, or an equivalent professional qualification.
- Master''s degree in Tax Law, Fiscal Economics, Accounting, or a related discipline.
- Experience handling complex tax controversies or tax planning matters.
- Prior experience reviewing legal or tax content, conducting quality assurance, or contributing to AI or large language model evaluation projects.
Remote engagement, hourly employment. Candidates should be available to join calibration and feedback sessions as required by the project.
CompensationHourly rate: 100 - 130 hourly.
Eligibility- 5+ years of relevant Dutch domestic taxation experience, as stated above.
- Native or professional fluency in Dutch is required, strong English preferred.
- Experience in the listed employer types is preferred but not strictly required.
- Applicants must be able to work remotely.