Netherlands Domestic Tax Specialist

About this role

You will support the development and evaluation of AI systems focused on Dutch domestic taxation by answering complex tax questions, reviewing AI-generated tax analyses, identifying legal or technical inaccuracies, and providing structured expert feedback. The role requires deep knowledge of Dutch tax law across individual and corporate taxation, VAT, compliance, planning, and tax controversy matters. You will apply Dutch legislation, case law, regulations, and official guidance to help improve the accuracy, reasoning quality, and reliability of AI-powered tax solutions.

Dutch Domestic Tax Expert

Responsibilities

• Dutch tax analysis: Answer complex questions involving Dutch domestic tax law using applicable legislation, case law, regulations, and official guidance.
• AI response evaluation: Review AI-generated tax analyses for legal accuracy, completeness, reasoning quality, and clarity.
• Error correction: Identify incorrect, incomplete, or misleading tax conclusions and provide accurate explanations and corrections.
• Individual and corporate tax review: Evaluate tax reasoning across personal income tax and corporate taxation scenarios.
• VAT evaluation: Assess AI-generated responses involving Dutch VAT and related domestic indirect-tax requirements.
• Legal ambiguity review: Flag cases where Dutch tax law, administrative guidance, or judicial precedent is ambiguous, conflicting, or insufficient.
• Quality assurance: Consistently apply project rubrics, evaluation criteria, and quality standards.
• Calibration: Participate in feedback and calibration exercises to improve consistency across tax evaluations.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of professional experience advising on Dutch domestic taxation.
• Strong knowledge of Dutch Income Tax, Corporate Income Tax, VAT, and related domestic tax legislation.
• Experience interpreting Dutch tax statutes, regulations, case law, and official guidance.
• Professional experience advising on tax compliance, planning, disputes, audits, or representation before Dutch tax authorities.
• Experience from a Big Four firm, tax advisory firm, law firm, corporate tax department, or the Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst) is preferred.
• Excellent analytical, legal reasoning, and written communication skills.
• Ability to review detailed tax analyses and identify technical or legal deficiencies.
• Native or professional fluency in Dutch.
• Strong English proficiency is preferred.
• Must meet the project's Netherlands location requirement.