Receives direction from a State Tax District Administrator. Completes most investigative and enforcement activities without supervision. Refers unusual cases or those involving a departure from policy and standard practices to supervisor. Work affects the supervision and operation of a tax district's collection and examination programs that enforce compliance with a variety of state tax laws. Judgments affect the amount and timeliness of collection of tax revenue and the financial assets of individuals and businesses.
Actions affect the public image of the agency and the efficiency of programmatic operations.
Improper or untimely actions may result in civil suits against the agency or cause a loss of revenue. Law enforcement officials occasionally are contacted in order to coordinate criminal cases and to obtain their assistance in compliance enforcement, such as accompanying agency staff when a business is to be padlocked. Working knowledge of principles and practices of supervision. None identified for this class. Demonstrated ability to operate a calculator or personal computer.