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EQUALIZATION, BOARD OF

Title:  TAX TECHNICIAN I, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Salary: $2,280.00 - $2,975.00
Posted: 02/14/13

Job Description:
Are you interested in a fast paced, challenging position? Looking for a job with satisfaction achieved by helping and serving others? Do you like to talk to people and help them solve problems or answer questions for them? Want to become knowledgeable on all tax programs administered by the Board of Equalization? Come join our team, answer calls on the toll free line in the Information Center and qualify for a $100 per month pay differential! This position is limited - term with the possibility of becoming permanent. Language fluency in Spanish is a desirable qualification. WHO SHOULD APPLY: Those who are eligible on a certification list for the above class or eligible to laterally transfer may apply for this position. Applications will be screened and only the most qualified will be interviewed. If interested, please submit a completed standard State application (Form 678). All applicants will be considered; however, SROA/Surplus will be given priority.

Additional Information:

Working Title Position Number
None Specified 290 - 316 - 1973 - XXX
Location County
Taxpayer Information Section SACRAMENTO
Timebase Tenure
Full Time Limited Term  16 month(s)
Final Filing Date: Department Link:
02/28/2013 None Specified
Contact Unit/Address Contact Name/Phone
Taxpayer Information Section
450 N Street
Sacramento, CA 95814		 Rachel Jessee
(916) 274-3649

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