EQUALIZATION, BOARD OF
Title: BUSINESS TAXES REPRESENTATIVE
Salary: $3,106.00 - $4,670.00
Posted: 01/24/13
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Job Description:
All applicants will be considered however, SROA/Surplus will be given priority. This position is in Sacramento. The BTR independently works collection cases of moderate difficulty. The accounts are worked from the office by telephone and through the mail using an inside collection program. A personal computer is used to obtain daily assignments, gather information, record actions and enter case notes. Incumbent must be able to work in a high rise building and be able to travel overnight for training of one or more days when necessary. The position is located in a high-rise building. The position requires the incumbent to be fingerprinted. Interested candidates must meet educational requirements. More than one position may be available.
Additional Information:
| Working Title |
Position Number |
| None Specified |
290 - 468 - 8690 - 064 |
| Location |
County |
| Centralized Collection Section |
SACRAMENTO |
| Timebase |
Tenure |
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Full Time
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Permanent
month(s)
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| Final Filing Date: |
Department Link: |
| 02/07/2013 |
None Specified |
| Contact Unit/Address |
Contact Name/Phone |
Centralized Collection Section
450 N Street, MIC:95
Sacramento, 95814 |
Gilbert Miranda
(916) 324-0785
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