Title: BUSINESS TAXES SPECIALIST I, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Salary: $5,328.00 - $6,670.00 Posted: 11/08/2013
Under general guidance, the incumbent independently conducts the most difficult and complex audits, typically consisting of the largest industrial corporations; makes audit appointments; meets with taxpayers and their representatives; explains the audit findings; and prepares appropriate audit reports. Incumbent also acts as the backup audit reviewer. Candidate must be able to perform the following essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodations and must be able to travel overnight up to 20% of the time. All applicants will be considered however, SROA/Surplus will be given priority.
Supplemental Questionnaire – Candidates must answer the following questions and submit their responses along with their standard applications in order to be considered for this position. Responses should be type written and no longer than three pages.
1. Describe in detail your knowledge of the Interstate Commerce Analysis Team, purpose, goals and objectives.
2. List two examples of complex cases or tasks you have handled the best describe your ability to analyze data, and interpret the laws and regulations administered by the Board of Equalization. Include the results or conclusions in your response.
3. Describe your experience training auditors and leading auditors on audit assignments.
4. Describe your experience working with Petition Cases and Appeals Conferences.
290 - 467 - 4380 - 008
SUTD/UTAS/ Riverside or Sacramento
Final Filing Date:
SUTD/UTAS/ Riverside or Sacramento 1955 Chicago Ave Suite 240 Riverside CA 92507
Kathy Dawson (951) 248-2929
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