Tax Technology Jobs
We're tracking 731 live tax technology roles.
Salary snapshot
Based on 176 live roles with pay data.
Seniority spread
- Manager248
- Analyst151
- Senior/Assistant Manager101
- Senior Manager64
- Director/Head of Tax51
6% offer remote.
Active opportunities
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Tax Partner
Tax Partner
Tax Technology Specialist
Tax & Compliance - Exemption Analyst
Sr. Manager, Corporate Tax
Indirect International Tax Manager
Zakat and Tax Specialist
Tax & Compliance - Exemption Analyst
Senior Indirect Tax Manager (m/f/d) - Munich based
Tax Analyst
Tax Director
Senior Tax Technology Consultant
Director of Tax Strategy, Product
Ciudad de México | Glosador - Customs Brokerage
Ciudad de México | Customs Brokerage - Customer Service Representative
Senior Manager, International Indirect Tax
Senior Manager, International Indirect Tax
Senior Manager, International Indirect Tax
APAC Tax Lead
Indirect Tax Lead
About this market
Market context
Tax Technology professionals leverage technology solutions, data analytics, and process automation to manage tax compliance, reporting, and planning more efficiently and accurately. This field focuses on optimizing tax functions through the implementation and maintenance of specialized tax software, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system configurations, and data integration tools.
Globally, Tax Technology helps businesses navigate complex indirect tax regimes like VAT in the EU (e.g., standard rates around 20-25%), GST in India (up to 28%) and Australia (10%), and Sales & Use Tax/SALT in the US (varying state and local rates, e.g., California state sales tax at 7.25% plus local rates). It addresses compliance challenges related to real-time reporting mandates such as MTD for VAT in the UK and e-invoicing in Latin American countries (e.g., Brazil, Mexico). Key focus areas include data extraction from ERPs (SAP, Oracle), tax engine configuration (Vertex, Avalara, ONESOURCE), and ensuring global consistency for multinational corporations filing with agencies like the IRS, HMRC, or state tax authorities.
What's driving demand
- Increased regulatory complexity and frequency of changes
- Global adoption of digital tax and e-invoicing mandates
- Need for real-time data and analytics for tax decision-making
- Pressure to reduce compliance costs and risks
- Scrutiny from tax authorities on data accuracy and transparency
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA) / Chartered Accountant (CA)valued
- Masters in Taxation (MTax)valued
- PMP (Project Management Professional)nice to have
- SAP Certifications (specifically FI/CO or Tax modules)valued
- Certifications from tax software vendors (e.g., Vertex, ONESOURCE)essential