Tax Software Content Management Consultant

. Interpret and clarify depreciation and fixed asset accounting rules across tax and accounting use cases .

Posted 9/25/2026full-timeUnited StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $80,600 - $141,300 per yearWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Interpret and clarify depreciation and fixed asset accounting rules across tax and accounting use cases
Define asset lifecycle events and edge cases, including acquisitions, disposals, partial dispositions, transfers, impairments, and method changes
Provide authoritative guidance on rule interpretation in complex or ambiguous scenarios
Translate practitioner knowledge into clear functional guidance for product, engineering, and QA teams
Partner with development teams to validate calculation logic and outcomes against real-world tax scenarios
Support acceptance criteria definition and participate in user acceptance testing (UAT)
Validate depreciation calculations, roll-forwards, and reporting outputs for accuracy and compliance
Assist QA teams by reviewing test cases and identifying coverage gaps
Serve as a domain escalation point for defects discovered during testing
Represent the voice of the tax practitioner and align software with real-world workflows
Identify usability risks and workflow friction early in development

What you’ll need

3–5 years of experience at a CPA firm, with hands-on responsibility for fixed asset accounting and depreciation in both tax and accounting contexts
Experience beyond the introductory level at a mid-market CPA firm or similar public accounting environment
Hands-on experience with fixed assets, depreciation, and asset accounting in a tax context
Strong understanding of fixed assets information workflow and systems in an accounting firm
Experience with commercial fixed asset or tax software
Written and verbal communication and storytelling skills, with the ability to explain complex tax and accounting concepts clearly to technical and nontechnical audiences
Ability to collaborate effectively across product, engineering, QA, and leadership teams in a matrixed environment
Comfort providing clear, timely guidance and constructive feedback
Ability to influence without formal authority/title or reporting structure
Proactive communication to surface risks, ambiguities, and edge cases early
Demonstrated professionalism and credibility when representing practitioner perspectives
CPA or CPA-eligible preferred
Exposure to software testing or implementation environments preferred
Applicants may be required to appear onsite at a Wolters Kluwer office as part of the recruitment process
Candidates must participate in interviews without AI tools or external prompts; virtual backgrounds must be removed and in-person interviews included

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