Agents write reports about what they found and the actions they took. Tax Examiners is in the Business, Management, and Finance Career Cluster. Most tax examiners work indoors in an office setting. Most of them work 40 hours each week. This job can be stressful because examiners often work with angry or upset individuals.
Wages vary with level of training and experience.
Entry level wages may be lower. Pay for tax examiners varies by experience and by employer. Many tax examiners receive benefits in addition to their salary. Common benefits are health insurance, sick leave, paid vacation, and membership in a retirement plan. There were 710 people employed as tax examiners, collectors and revenue agents in Indiana in 1998.