Revenue Auditor 1 pay range

What the state says the job is

This is the entry level of the series. Positions in this classification are considered to be in a training status while learning auditing standards, processes and techniques. These positions perform their work under pre-established guidelines and parameters with close supervision. Audit plans and activities are developed and directed by higher level auditors responsible for the outcome of the audit. Auditors in these positions have limited authority to resolve issues without direction or approval. Work assignments are typically audits of small to mid-sized businesses with industries that engage in routine activities and that utilize minimal or relatively simple accounting systems records.

Examples of the work

Evaluates business activity and records to determine if taxpayer is in compliance with applicable tax laws and has correctly reported their tax liability; Prepares audit plans including the appropriate sampling procedures; conducts interviews to determine accounting practices and prepares preliminary audit adjustments for review by a higher level auditor; Assesses audit risk by evaluating systems, procedures and controls which support an entity’s financial records; Identifies tax issues or potential problem areas that need to be brought to a higher level auditor for guidance; Discusses audit findings and reasons behind the audit adjustments with the taxpayer or representative, such as a CPA ...

Minimum qualifications

Most positions require a Bachelor’s degree with a major in accounting or other related field which included 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of college level accounting and /or one year or two years of professional auditing or accounting experience. Professional accounting or auditing experience can substitute year for year for education but not for the credit hours in accounting.