You don’t just have to be a business, accounting or finance major to perform the work of the IRS. We have opportunities for anyone interested in applying their skills to important work in an environment of collaboration with key professionals. No matter what position you take on here, you’ll experience autonomy and independence, as well as clear growth opportunities. 

Accounting Professionals

Accounting defines the IRS as an agency within the US Treasury, and it encompasses a wide universe of thinking, operations and goals. Our professionals work to design, develop, operate or inspect accounting systems; prescribe accounting standards, policies and requirements; examine, analyze and interpret accounting data, records or reports; and provide accounting or financial management advice and assistance to management. These duties make an IRS accounting position multifaceted, creative, evaluative — and satisfying.

Business and Finance Professionals

Your background in business or finance can put you in an environment where your time management skills and decision-making ability contribute to your success, and where you have a direct impact on our bottom line. Apply your skills to virtually any of our professional fields as an: Accountant, Economist, Auditor, Contract Specialist, Budget Analyst, Internal Revenue Agent — and the list goes on.

Revenue Agents

As a Revenue Agent, you will be responsible for planning and conducting examinations of individuals and businesses to determine federal tax liability. You will work with taxpayers, their representatives, certified public accountants, and tax attorneys. Your duties will vary based on the area you are assigned and will focus on specific tax matters including employment tax, state and local governments, Indian tribal governments, tax exempt bonds, and much more. Visit out Revenue Agent page to learn more.

Tax Specialists

As a Tax Specialist (Tax Compliance Officer), you will examine financial records of individuals and businesses to determine the proper taxes have been assessed. You will provide educational assistance to taxpayers regarding tax laws and tax-related accounting. You will regularly work with taxpayers, their representatives, certified public accountants, and tax attorneys. Check for available Tax Specialist positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Budget Analysts

As a Budget Analyst, you will exercise financial plan management responsibility, and review and analyze division budget requests to ensure compliance with Congressional, OMB, Treasury, IRS, and internal regulatory requirements. You will make recommendations and/or develop contingency spending plans based on financial analyses and reports. Check for available Budget Analyst positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Contract Specialists

As a Contract Specialist, you will determine contract types, establish milestones, and formulate procurement strategies. You will determine price reasonableness, solicit quotes and proposals, negotiate with potential contractors, and prepare the appropriate award vehicle and file documentation for approval. These duties will vary and may include customer support, policy and planning, network services, and systems analysis. Check for available Contract Specialist positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Financial Analysts

As a Financial Analyst (Business Appraiser), you will perform unique and sometimes controversial and precedent setting appraisals of businesses and business interests where the appraisal can have significant tax compliance impact and have the potential to affect legislative change. You will serve as a technical authority on new theories and standards to appraisal problems where no accepted or established appraisal procedures exist, as well as for valuation issues on income, estate and gift tax examinations, and litigation. Check for available Financial Analyst positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Economists

As an Economist, you will assume responsibility for the initiation, formulation, planning, execution and control of major studies or continuous projects. You may be responsible for issues and cases involving technical, highly contentious, and unique economic and valuation issues. The work may involve a wide range of tax issues including transfer pricing, tangible and intangible product valuation, globalization issues, tax shelters, and electronic commerce work. Check for available Economist positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

From File and Mail Clerks, to Administrative Assistants, Program Analysts and beyond, your employment opportunities in our Management, Administrative and Clerical areas are perhaps the most wide-ranging that we offer. They focus on providing direct support to management and technical professionals in every one of our business divisions and functional units. They also provide equally as far-ranging locations in which you can work.

When you join us, you’ll find yourself interacting with IRS personnel at all levels — most often with other co-workers, supervisors and managers. You may also have direct contact with taxpayers, especially in our Service Centers. No matter where you work, you will know you are a key member of our team because, in addition to varied personal contact, you will enjoy growth and advancement potential that is truly boundless.

Administrative Associates

As an Administrative Associate, you will provide administrative, clerical, and case processing support to managers and technical employees. Your responsibilities will include planning, organizing, and carrying out a variety of administrative and clerical activities. You will verify the completeness and accuracy of case controls to ensure compliance with established procedures and formats and identify and resolve inconsistencies with inventory reporting. Check for available Administrative Associate positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Clerks

As a Clerk, you will perform a variety of administrative tasks and duties associated with tax administration. This may include identifying and reviewing forms, preparing inventory reports, reviewing filed material, and transcribing and/or keying a variety of taxpayer documents. You may be responsible for opening and sorting both incoming and outgoing mail, routing correspondence, filing, and updating appropriate systems. Check for available Clerk positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

Management & Program Analysts 

As a Management and Program Analyst, you will be responsible for accomplishing analytical studies and projects relating to substantive, mission-oriented programs. Studies and projects may involve development of policy and operational objectives, complex programs, systems, or issues with broad operational impact. These positions cover various occupational specialties including contracting, budget, human resources, program management, risk management, quality assurance, and more. Check for available Management & Program Analyst positions here, and remember to filter for the location you are interested in.

We bet you're wondering, "But what's in it for me?" Which is a perfectly normal thing to wonder before joining a new employer. Luckily, we're so proud of our benefits that we'd shout them from the top of the Washington Monument if they didn't ask us to stop doing that.

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