Tax Technology Jobs in Alabama

We're tracking 1 live tax technology role in Alabama.

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Seniority spread

  • Director/Head of Tax
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Director, Tax

AEVEX•Huntsville, Alabama, United States …$229k – $257k
Posted 30+ days ago

About this market

Market context

Tax Technology in Alabama involves the application of software, data analytics, and digital tools to manage, automate, and optimize tax compliance, reporting, and planning processes within the state. This specialty focuses on streamlining state and local tax obligations and improving efficiency for businesses operating in Alabama.

Alabama's tax structure includes a 4% state sales tax, with local sales tax rates varying significantly by county and municipality, often reaching 10% or more. The Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR) oversees most state tax administration, including sales & use tax remitted via the 'My Alabama Taxes' (MAT) portal. Property taxes are locally administered, with assessment ratios of 10% for residential and 20% for commercial property, which adds complexity to software solutions for multi-jurisdiction businesses.

What's driving demand

  • Complex Sales & Use Tax Landscape
  • E-commerce Growth - Economic Nexus
  • Streamlined Compliance (ADOR Initiatives)
  • Property Tax Compliance for Multi-site Businesses

Regulatory timeline

  • 2023-01-01ADOR Updates to MAT Portal for Sales & Use Tax FilingOngoing Enhancements
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  • 2022-03-31Act 2022-297 (Economic Nexus Simplification)Enacted
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Credentials that matter

  • CPA (Certified Public Accountant)essential
  • CTM (Certified Tax Manager)valued

Skills & tools

AlteryxAvalaraONESOURCEVertexSabreMicrosoft Excel (Advanced)SQLData AnalyticsERP Integration (SAP, Oracle)Tax Automation

Frequently asked

What is tax technology in Alabama?
Tax Technology in Alabama involves the application of software, data analytics, and digital tools to manage, automate, and optimize tax compliance, reporting, and planning processes within the state. This specialty focuses on streamlining state and local tax obligations and improving efficiency for businesses operating in Alabama.
How does tax technology work in Alabama?
Alabama's tax structure includes a 4% state sales tax, with local sales tax rates varying significantly by county and municipality, often reaching 10% or more. The Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR) oversees most state tax administration, including sales & use tax remitted via the 'My Alabama Taxes' (MAT) portal. Property taxes are locally administered, with assessment ratios of 10% for residential and 20% for commercial property, which adds complexity to software solutions for multi-jurisdiction businesses.
What credentials matter for Alabama Tax Technology roles?
Employers most often look for: CPA (Certified Public Accountant), CTM (Certified Tax Manager).
Which tools and systems appear in Alabama Tax Technology job specs?
Commonly cited: Alteryx, Avalara, ONESOURCE, Vertex, Sabre, Microsoft Excel (Advanced), SQL, Data Analytics.
How many Alabama Tax Technology roles are live right now?
1 live role on taxjobs.ai.