The IRS is offering entry level positions in Ogden, UT. Clerks and Tax Examiners perform a variety of administrative tasks associated with tax return processing. The IRS offers paid training for these positions, and no tax experience is required!
Prior to these events, we recommend you apply to both job announcements linked below for the city where you are interested in working. This will allow us to pre-qualify you for a position, which will shorten the amount of time you spend at the event. During the event, we will make on-the-spot job offers to qualified attendees, and complete fingerprinting. We look forward to meeting you!
Are you unsure about these positions and want to learn more about them before you apply, or do you have questions about them, the hiring process, how to prepare your resume - you are in luck - plan to attend one of our upcoming virtual information sessions. We'll have service center employees available to answer all your questions! Click on the date you'd like to attend to register and receive the Zoom meeting link to attend! We look forward to meeting you!
Session I - Wednesday, January 21st @ 12pm CT / 11am MT / 10am PT
Session II - Thursday, January 22nd @ 4pm CT/ 3pm MT / 2pm PT
Session III - Monday, January 26th @ 2pm CT / 1pm MT / 12pm PT
DYK that working adults age 25--65 without a qualifying child may be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit if they have income below $19,104 ($26,214 for a married couple)? If filing a joint return, only one spouse must meet the age requirement. https://t.co/myrVTo0LZW #IRS pic.twitter.com/sxmhpCdieT
— IRSnews (@IRSnews) January 22, 2026
#TaxPros: A tax deduction for seniors means eligible taxpayers 65 and older may claim up to $6,000 over the current additional standard deduction for seniors. Learn more from the #IRS to get your clients ready for the 2026 tax filing season: https://t.co/k7KHVlvN3Q
— IRS Tax Pros (@IRStaxpros) January 22, 2026
#IRS update for Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZ): For QOZ property located entirely in a rural area, the substantial improvement threshold was reduced from 100 percent to 50 percent as of July 4, 2025, per IRS guidance. Learn more: https://t.co/SYpwKuVVKz pic.twitter.com/oZYbTFBJEP
— IRSnews (@IRSnews) January 22, 2026