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OR You may substitute education for specialized experience as follows: One (1) academic year of graduate education in a field of study such as business administration (e.g., finance, accounting, auditing, marketing, and business law), law, economics, criminology, political science, government, public administration, or another related field.
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PhD or equivalent degree or three (3) full academic years of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to such a degree in a related field such as business administration (e.g., finance, accounting, auditing, marketing, and business law), law, economics, criminology, political science, government, public administration, or another related field; OR.
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Master's or equivalent degree or two (2) full academic years of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to such a degree in a related field of study such as business administration (e.g., finance, accounting, auditing, marketing, and business law), law, economics, criminology, political science, government, public administration, or another related field; OR.
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Use your experience in business, finance, and investigation, or your bachelor’s degree or higher (any major) to qualify for an entry-level IRS Revenue Officer employment opportunity. Conducts interviews with taxpayers (and/or their representatives) in different environments—such as the business location, residence, or office—as part of the investigative process of collecting delinquent taxes and securing delinquent tax returns.
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Knowledge of investigative techniques and methods, and the ability to apply such techniques to the analysis of business and financial matters. Establishing or operating a small business that included administering a budget, defining operating procedures and understanding tax consequences of business actions.
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For business taxpayers, analyzes financial statements that include balance sheets, income statements, and profit and loss statements. In addition to the above, your specialized experience can include experience reviewing financial documents to determine a business' financial condition and its ability to pay debt; and, experience that demonstrates knowledge of the Internal Revenue Code, IRM policies and procedures to analyze the operations, financial condition, and profitability of taxpayers to determine case resolution.
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Most of your work is in the field, where you will interact with taxpayers, taxpayer representatives, and third parties at their residences and/or places of business. Practical knowledge of business law, including laws governing fraudulent transfers, secured and unsecured debts, negotiable instruments, business corporations, and survivorship rights and titling instruments.
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Knowledge of business organization and commercial practices. usajobs.gov to search for other IRS opportunities such as Revenue Agent, Criminal Investigator-Special Agent, and Contact Representative positions.
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Other IRS employment opportunities include jobs such as Revenue Agent and Criminal Investigator (Special Agent). No degree required for applicants with one year of collections, accounting, accounts receivable, or finance background.
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Takes appropriate enforced collection action, such as levies, redemptions, seizures, nominee liens, judicial actions, or fraud investigation. Available Duty Locations: Fayetteville, NC, Greensboro, NC, Wilmington, NC, Greenville, NC.
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As a Revenue Officer, you will conduct tax related civil enforcement investigations, and will be trained in tax law, collection, and civil investigative techniques, to collect delinquent taxes and tax returns.
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Dealing with the effects of various legal instruments such as leases, wills, deeds, and trusts. Knowledge of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and related Federal tax regulations and procedures. In addition to comprehensive classroom training and on-the-job training, you will be provided career development and advancement opportunities so your career can grow with your aspirations.
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At the same time, you’ll have that sense of public service, knowing that the support you provide to taxpayers will contribute to everything from funding domestic programs to the defense of our nation.
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Hybrid Remote and Telework Eligible: Telework eligible positions do not guarantee telework. Employees must meet and sustain IRS telework eligibility requirements (e.g., reporting at least twice a pay period to your assigned Post of Duty (POD.
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Employees receive the full package of federal employment benefits that include health and insurance plans, a generous annual and sick leave program, and participation in the Thrift Savings Plan, which is a retirement plan similar to a traditional 401(k.
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