Revenue Property Tax Valuation Spec II pay range

What the state says the job is

This is professional administrative work in providing technical guidance to local tax officials, taxpayers or their representatives and agency personnel and writing technical tax law guides. This is advanced and specialized tax work in investigating and resolving county property tax appeals, and in assisting and advising local tax assessors, taxpayers, and the Property Tax Commission on complicated property tax issues. Work is performed independently under the direction of the division director, assistant director, and a Property Tax Valuation Specialist III. The division where such positions are located provides supervision and administration of the property tax system throughout the State and serves as staff to the Property Tax Commission.

Knowledge, skills and abilities

Thorough knowledge of principles, practices, and techniques of real and personal property appraisals. Thorough knowledge of laws, rules, and regulations governing property appraisal and property tax assessment. Considerable knowledge of Attorney General's rulings in property tax field. Working knowledge of the numerous types of records used by county tax officers in determining valuation of property. Skill in the oral and written presentation of factual material and the ability to teach property tax courses and seminars. Ability to confer and advise local tax assessors involved in appraisal projects and tax problems. Ability to read and understand deeds, maps, legal records and other records ...

Minimum qualifications

Bachelor's degree from an appropriately accredited institution, preferably with a major in Business/Public Administration, Economics, Accounting or related field and four years of experience in real and personal property appraisal work, preferably in property tax administration at the county level; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. <h2