Six or more of professional collection and revenue examination experience at the level of Revenue Examiner III, including experience in a supervisory capacity. Exceptions may be positions that have supervisory responsibilities over an extremely large and complicated section. Work affects a major portion of tax revenues involving a diverse and large quantity of tax returns filed each tax period. Established policies, rules, regulations, and procedures guide normal operations, but they have substantial discretion in organizing the work of their division or area of responsibility so as to maintain uniformity of application of tax laws. Exceptional problems without specific policy or precedent are usually solved independently.
Work is reviewed through consultations with an administrative director.
Plans and directs the administration of a large staff of supervisory, professional, technical, and clerical personnel in the office examination, audit selection, processing, and file maintenance of a large number of tax returns for a large operating division. Conducts research and holds hearings in contested tax examination cases relating to several different state revenue laws which have wide and far reaching implications on compliance and revenue collections. Establishes policies and procedures pertaining to field examination cases, office review, special compliance projects, and tax case assignments. Evaluates evidence and initiates investigations into potential violations of tax laws. Makes cooperative arrangements with other state revenue agencies, the Internal Revenue Service, and other law enforcement agencies for better enforcement of revenue laws.