Tax Specialist | Remote

Singapore Domestic Tax Specialist

Role Overview

As a Singapore Domestic Tax Specialist, you will review AI-generated tax research, validate technical accuracy, and improve model answers focused on Singapore domestic taxation.

$95-$125 per hour | 10-40 hrs/week | Remote

Key Responsibilities

  • Review Singapore tax research questions.
  • Validate legal reasoning and tax conclusions.
  • Evaluate IRAS guidance and statutory references.
  • Improve gold-standard answers and grading rubrics.
  • Verify recent legislative and policy updates.
Core Requirements
  • Have strong relevant experience in the domain.
  • Accredited Tax Practitioner (Singapore), CA Singapore, Chartered Accountant, or equivalent professional qualification.
  • Deep expertise in Singapore domestic taxation.
  • Experience with IRAS rulings, Income Tax Act, GST Act, and related legislation.
  • Experience drafting tax memoranda and advisory opinions.
Additional Strengths
  • Strong analytical approach to reviewing and improving professional content.
  • High level of consistency when assessing technical and transactional accuracy.
  • Comfortable managing deliverables with minimal supervision.
Application Process
  • Apply through the Easy Apply button to submit your application.
  • Applications will be carefully reviewed in line with the role requirements.
  • Eligible applicants will be contacted via email with instructions for the next stage.
  • Follow the instructions in the email to complete the remaining application requirements.
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