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About the Role
We are seeking experienced US Corporate Tax Specialists to review and improve AI-generated tax research materials. You will evaluate existing corporate tax research questions, verify the legal and technical accuracy of model answers, assess supporting authorities, and refine grading rubrics to ensure high-quality outputs. This is a short-term, fully remote engagement with flexible hours. Review approximately 120 existing US corporate tax research questions.
What You'll Do
Review approximately 120 existing US corporate tax research questions.
Validate the accuracy of draft gold-standard answers across US tax topics.
Evaluate the quality, authority, and relevance of cited legal sources, including statutes, Treasury Regulations, IRS guidance, case law, and secondary authorities.
Review and improve grading rubrics for completeness, consistency, and technical accuracy.
Independent contractor engagement, fully remote. Mercor pays weekly via Stripe or Wise.
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$120-$140/h - Independent contractor engagement, fully remote. Mercor pays weekly via Stripe or Wise.
Review approximately 120 existing US corporate tax research questions. Validate the accuracy of draft gold-standard answers across US tax topics. Evaluate the quality, authority, and relevance of cited legal sources, including statutes, Treasury Regulations, IRS guidance, case law, and secondary authorities.
