Indirect Tax Product Classification Specialist

About this role

As an employee-owned company, DMA prioritizes employees. Low turnover rates and tenured teams are living proof:

• 2025 Great Places to Work Certified
• Employee stock ownership program eligibility begins on day one of employment (ESOP contribution is targeted at 6% of your annual compensation)
• Company paid parental leave
• Generous time off package
• Multiple benefit plans, eligibility begins on day one of employment
• Culturally focused on work/life balance, and the overall wellness of our employees

Position Summary

The Indirect Tax Product Classification Specialist is responsible for leading product and service taxability mapping to support accurate indirect tax determination across tax engines. This role serves as a subject matter expert in digital and emerging product taxability and partners closely with Tax Advisory, Tax Technology, IT, and business stakeholders to ensure consistent, defensible, and audit‑ready taxability outcomes. The position plays a critical role in translating tax policy and regulatory guidance into executable system logic.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead product and service taxability mapping efforts, including mapping SKUs, item and service codes, spend categories, and product classes to tax engine categories.
• Maintain and troubleshoot taxability drivers and mapping logic, including product class, usage class, purchase class, spend class, GL/account attributes, and flexible fields.
• Serve as the subject matter expert for digital taxability, including SaaS, cloud‑based software, electronically delivered software and content, digital subscriptions, data services, and bundled offerings.
• Interpret and apply U.S. multistate taxability rules for tangible personal property, digital goods, electronic services, bundled transactions, and multi‑location use.
• Translate tax policy, statutes, and regulatory guidance into executable tax engine configurations.
• Perform taxability research and analysis for complex or am...