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EQUALIZATION, BOARD OF

Title:  ASSOCIATE TAX AUDITOR, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Salary: $4,619.00 - $5,897.00
Posted: 01/17/13

Job Description:
All applicants will be considered. However, SROA/Surplus will be given priority (be sure to attach proof of this status to your application). Under general direction, the incumbent conducts the more difficult and complex audits and serve as lead over Tax Auditors; makes audit appointments; meets with taxpayers and their representatives; explains the audit findings; prepares appropriate audit reports and written correspondence to taxpayers. Ability to travel may include overnight. This position is designated as mobile worker per Board of Equalization Telework Policy and Guidelines. Candidate must be able to perform the essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation. Meeting the training requirements for this position may require overnight travel for up to five consecutive nights. The position requires the incumbent to be fingerprinted.

Additional Information:

Working Title Position Number
None Specified 290 - 283 - 4281 - 015
Location County
Norwalk District Office LOS ANGELES
Timebase Tenure
Full Time Permanent   month(s)
Final Filing Date: Department Link:
02/02/2013 None Specified
Contact Unit/Address Contact Name/Phone
Norwalk District Office
PO Box 409
Norwalk , 90651-0409		 Raul Gonzalez
(562) 466-1915

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