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Sacramento County · 7 hours ago

Auditor Appraiser Level I/II

Sacramento, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Entry, Mid Level

$5,963/mo - $7,247.08/mo

1+ years exp

Sacramento County is dedicated to enriching communities and is seeking an Auditor Appraiser Level I/II. The role involves auditing, physical appraisal, and valuation of commercial and industrial personal property for tax assessment purposes, with responsibilities varying based on the level of the position.

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Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Responsible for the auditing, physical appraisal and valuation of commercial and industrial personal property for tax assessment purposes

Participates as a member of a team in audit-appraisal of major corporal entities

May be assigned to demonstrate audit-appraisal techniques to less experienced auditor appraisers and to assist them with specific elements of the work

Performs audit-appraisal work and responds to questions and complaints from the public, working initially under close supervision and assuming more independent responsibility toward the end of the training period

Qualification

Auditing principlesAccounting principlesPersonal property appraisalRevenueTaxation CodeComputer-based accounting systemsValuation techniquesAnalytical skillsReport writingCommunication skillsProblem-solving skillsTime management

Required

Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with specialization in accounting

Any combination of education, training, and experience likely to provide the required knowledge and abilities for this class as described above

One year of experience performing the duties of an Auditor-Appraiser (Level I) in Sacramento County service

One year of professional experience in accounting, personal property appraisal, or in the auditing of business records for the purpose of personal property tax assessment

Possession of or the ability to obtain a valid California Driver's License, Class C or higher, before the date of appointment

Eligibility for either temporary or permanent certification as an appraiser by the California State Board of Equalization

Ability to travel for periods lasting up to four weeks at a time to destinations anywhere in the United States or Canada to conduct audits

Detailed knowledge of professional auditing and accounting principles and techniques prior to appointment

Knowledge of modern techniques, principles and methods of auditing, accounting and appraisal including computer-based accounting systems

Knowledge of factors which determine the value of business personal property and fixtures

Knowledge of provisions of the Revenue and Taxation Code, Property Tax Rules, State and Federal laws, California State Board of Equalization regulations, and other rules governing audit and appraisal of personal property for tax assessment purposes

Knowledge of a variety of depreciation schedules, market value guides, and other tools for valuation of various forms of personal property such as boats, general aviation aircraft, office and manufacturing equipment and fixtures

Ability to prioritize tasks in order to meet deadlines and respond to changes

Ability to analyze a variety of manual and computer-based accounting systems, and accurately identify and extract the information required for audit

Ability to analyze and interpret a variety of new and changing regulations and apply them to individual property tax situations

Ability to independently make timely and informed decisions regarding personal property appraisal matters within area of responsibility and expertise

Ability to explain property tax regulations and appraisal procedures to members of the public who have varying degrees of knowledge of accounting practices and of economic and legal requirements regarding appraisal

Ability to accept and respond effectively to hostility, confusion or concern expressed by taxpayers, attorneys, and accountants

Ability to utilize computer programs and printouts effectively

Ability to make complex computations rapidly and accurately, utilizing calculators, computer terminals, schedules, market value guides and other tools and equipment

Ability to recognize problems, discrepancies, and incomplete data in financial documents and business property statements and determine appropriate actions

Ability to write clear, concise and effective reports, including audit narratives

Ability to analyze written appeals from taxpayers and write clear and appropriate responses for Exchange of Information process