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State of Ohio · 1 day ago

Attorney 3

Columbus, OH

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry, Mid Level

$33.52/hr - $49.18/hr

0+ years exp

The State of Ohio's Department of Taxation is seeking to fill multiple Attorney 3 positions. The role involves conducting administrative hearings, providing legal advice, and supporting various legal processes related to taxation and property sales.

GovernmentOffice Administration

Responsibilities

Conducts administrative hearings for assessment and refund appeal cases

Writes final determinations conveying the Tax Commissioner’s final decision of an administrative appeal case

Analyzes settlement offers related to administrative appeal cases

Conducts legal research and prepares reports for The Ohio Department of Taxation teams

Provides legal advice to The Ohio Department of Taxation teams and other state and local agencies and officials

Responds to inquiries from general public and provides excellent customer service to taxpayers

Assist in providing legal advice and support to the Division of Tax Equalization

Provide legal advice and support regarding real property sales validations, sales ratio studies and review or prepare supporting documents and transcripts for appellate review

Provide advice to division personnel regarding fund transfers, form changes, and tax exemption applications with multiple and complex legal and factual issues

Confer with other attorneys in the Office of Chief Counsel to determine appropriate courses of action

Assist in the settlement, resolution or litigation of complex cases regarding issues of statewide applicability

Prepare written decisions containing findings of fact and conclusions of law

Conduct legal research of case & statutory law, constitutions, state &/or federal rules, opinions &/or orders; drafts or reviews motions, pleadings, memoranda, contracts, leases, agreements, orders &/or other documents for agency staff; prepares reports & maintains records

Review or draft legislation and administrative rules

Communicate with local elected officials, outside counsel and other Department of Taxation employees, providing clear explanations and guidance on Division of Tax Equalization matters

Communicate with the Attorney General’s staff regarding pending or potential litigation