Tax Technology Jobs in Texas
We're tracking 9 live tax technology roles in Texas.
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9 live · updated hourlySr. Analyst, Payroll Tax - Remote Available
Senior Associate , Group Tax
Global Operations Lead (Tax Technology)
Global Operations Lead (Tax Technology)
Property Tax Administrator
Senior Manager, Sales Tax - Texas
Senior Associate, Group Tax
Tax Specialist
Tax Technology Senior Analyst
About this market
Market context
Tax Technology professionals in Texas focus on leveraging software, data analytics, and automation to manage, prepare, and optimize state and local tax (SALT) compliance, reporting, and planning, particularly for Sales and Use Tax and property tax.
Texas is unique for not having a state income tax for individuals or corporations, but it has a robust Sales and Use Tax (SUT) system with a statewide rate of 6.25% and local jurisdictions adding up to 2% for a combined maximum of 8.25%. The state also has a significant franchise tax (effectively a corporate income tax on gross receipts or margin). Property taxes are a substantial local revenue source. Tax professionals in Texas often deal with complex SUT compliance across numerous local taxing jurisdictions, requiring technological solutions for accurate rate determination, filing, and audit defense.
What's driving demand
- Complex Sales & Use Tax Nexus and Rates
- Economic Nexus Compliance (Wayfair Impact)
- Mergers & Acquisitions Activity in Texas
- Increased Audit Scrutiny by Texas Comptroller
- Digital Transformation Initiatives
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
- Certified Tax Technologist (CTT)nice to have
- Enrolled Agent (EA)nice to have
Skills & tools
Adjacent specialisms
Nearby jurisdictions
Frequently asked
- What is tax technology in Texas?
- Tax Technology professionals in Texas focus on leveraging software, data analytics, and automation to manage, prepare, and optimize state and local tax (SALT) compliance, reporting, and planning, particularly for Sales and Use Tax and property tax.
- How does tax technology work in Texas?
- Texas is unique for not having a state income tax for individuals or corporations, but it has a robust Sales and Use Tax (SUT) system with a statewide rate of 6.25% and local jurisdictions adding up to 2% for a combined maximum of 8.25%. The state also has a significant franchise tax (effectively a corporate income tax on gross receipts or margin). Property taxes are a substantial local revenue source. Tax professionals in Texas often deal with complex SUT compliance across numerous local taxing jurisdictions, requiring technological solutions for accurate rate determination, filing, and audit defense.
- What credentials matter for Texas Tax Technology roles?
- Employers most often look for: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Tax Technologist (CTT), Enrolled Agent (EA).
- Which tools and systems appear in Texas Tax Technology job specs?
- Commonly cited: Alteryx, Power BI, Tableau, ONESOURCE Indirect Tax, Vertex O Series, Avalara, SAP (Tax Modules), Oracle (Tax Modules).
- Who's hiring for Texas Tax Technology?
- Live employer mix: In-house / industry 100%.
- How many Texas Tax Technology roles are live right now?
- 9 live roles on taxjobs.ai.