May act as an expert witness in court. Prepares reports of audits together with exhibits and recommendations. Explains audit approach, tax law, and Department policy to taxpayers, accountants and attorneys. Performs related work as required. As a condition of employment, examiner must have a reliable means of transportation.
Work is performed at a variety of business offices.
Appearance at administrative tax appeal hearings or court cases can be anticipated. Duty stations may be anywhere in Vermont. The examiner often is based in his or her home and must have private line telephone service. Examiners based in their homes receive an office allowance under the current contract. One year at or above a technical level in tax examination, accounting, auditing, or business administration which has included responsibility for fiscal accounts.