The IRS is hiring mission-critical, entry-level customer service and clerical support positions. These roles offer a unique, non-repetitive workday that showcase your clerical and/or communication skills while offering rewarding public service opportunities.
Clerks
As a Clerk, you will use an automated system to update reports and records, order research, acknowledge correspondence, and transcribe and verify a wide variety of taxpayer prepared tax returns and related schedules.
Tax Examiners
As a Tax Examiner, you will analyze and resolve tax processing problems, adjusts taxpayer accounts, and respond to taxpayer’s inquiries regarding preparation of a variety of tax returns and related schedules.
At each of the locations listed below, we are hosting an in-person hiring event. Before attending the event, you must first apply to the position(s) you are interested in for your location. To apply, click on the link(s) below for your desired location. If you are interested in more than one positions, please apply to both. On-the-spot job offers will be made at the events, based on the availability of each position.
As future virtual information sessions are schedule, they will be listed here. Check back often!
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