Juneau: This position will lead the division's tax compliance efforts and audit coordination functions in Juneau. Audit coordination consists of development and implementation of programs for selecting returns for referral to the Anchorage audit group. This includes development of reports using the division database and information from external sources to analyze and track unusual activity. The incumbent may supervise tax examination units to ensure their operation remains efficient and accurate, manage technological change, and may advance tax compliance efforts to meet the division mission objectives. The incumbent may prepare ad hoc reports for management and public inquiries. The incumbent will be required to have knowledge of taxation, accounting theory and principles, professional auditing experience and the ability to work within a team environment.

Anchorage: This position will perform tax audits of a variety of businesses that are subject to Alaska's motor fuel taxes, fisheries taxes and corporate income tax. On a regular basis this position will participate on an audit team performing large and complex income tax audits of multistate/multinational corporations, including oil and gas corporations. In addition to tax audits, this position may participate in a variety of tasks associated with administering a tax program. These projects include tax research, taxpayer education, and legislation analysis and regulation projects. The incumbent must have knowledge of the Internal Revenue Code and the principles of formulary apportionment. The incumbent must have financial auditing experience, demonstrate effective communication skills and a willingness to work in an adversarial environment. Some travel is required. Historically, these positions have seen opportunities for advancement commensurate with experience and demonstrated performance. The incumbent will join a professional tax audit team that has gained recognition for innovation and technical expertise.

The State of Alaska provides health insurance (medical, dental and vision), an excellent retirement package, two weeks of paid holidays, and outstanding leave accrual. In addition, the State offers deferred compensation, direct deposit, savings bonds and the ability to direct how and where your retirement is invested.

Application must be made with an Applicant Profile and Job Qualification Summary that can be completed on the Internet at http://notes.state.ak.us or by calling 800-587-0430 statewide or 907-465-4095/4430 in Juneau for a hard copy application. This recruitment notice and links to WorkPlace Alaska are also posted on our web site at www.tax.state.ak.us.

These forms, on-line or hard copy, must be received no later than 5:00 PM, February 25, 2002, at the Department of Administration, Division of Personnel, PO Box 110201, Juneau, AK 99811-0201. Fax: 907-465-2576.

The State of Alaska is an equal opportunity employer and supports workplace diversity. Individuals requiring accommodation may call 800-587-0430, V/800-770-8973, TTY/TDD (Relay Alaska).