Employed by government or federal tax agencies such as the IRS in the US, Tax Collection Officers are also known as tax collectors or district revenue officers. They are responsible for going after delinquent accounts after the tax examiner has established tax payment failures for certain years. They work in a team of collectors assigned to geographic locations and work with local officials in identifying people with whom they work to settle their tax obligations or arrears.
Tax Collection Officer Resume Template
Martin J. Farrel
Pearl St., Buffalo, NY
Phone: (718) 098-4412
Objective
To work as a district Tax Collections Officer for the state of California in time for my move to LA within the year
Summary of Qualifications
- 9 years experience in handling tax fraud and delinquency case
- Strong organizational, managerial, supervisory and multitasking competence
- Excellent verbal and written communication as well as interpersonal skills to interact with buyers
- Excellent time management and people management skills.
Career Experience/Job History
2002– Present: Tax Collections Officer, NYC IRS satellite office
- Coordinate with tax examiners in preparing collection notices
- Organize accounts assigned for collection in the district or municipality assigned.
- Visit and meet citizens with tax delinquency cases and advise them of their obligations.
- Work with tax delinquents is assessing their tax liabilities and provide options in settling their arrears using federally approved settlement options.
- Files legal tax evasion charges as required.
Education
2001 – 2005: Various in-house trainings in finance planning and management
2001: Passed Certified Public Accountant licensure.
1998 – 2001: BS Accounting, Boston University
Professional reference to be furnished upon request
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