The IRS is having a Virtual Hiring event for Revenue Agents - Entry Level They are looking to hire over 1800 agents. The Pay starts at $21.00/hr.
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$21 a hour is probably for someone who has no experience/and the college credits no degree, but you not taking this job for that. You taking the job to get into the FEDS. The FEDs is probably one of the only jobs
still giving pensions after working 20 years and the benefits.
Plus anyone who works in the FEDs know it’s the easiest money you will ever make.
A lot of times they are hiring people still in college who want to work during the summer.
still giving pensions after working 20 years and the benefits.
Plus anyone who works in the FEDs know it’s the easiest money you will ever make.
A lot of times they are hiring people still in college who want to work during the summer.
IRS looks to hire 3,700 employees nationwide to help expand compliance for large corporations and complex partnerships; experienced accountants encouraged to apply for Revenue Agent positions
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IR-2023-172, Sept. 15, 2023WASHINGTON — As part of larger transformation work underway to make improvements, the Internal Revenue Service announced the opening of more than 3,700 positions nationwide to help with expanded enforcement work focusing on complex partnerships and large corporations.
These compliance positions will be open in more than 250 locations nationwide and is part of a larger effort to add fairness to the tax system and expand tax enforcement involving areas of concern with high-income earners, partnerships, large corporations and promoters. The hiring will be for higher-graded revenue agents, which are specialized technical positions that generally focus on audits.
This continued hiring effort builds off earlier efforts to add taxpayer service employees at the IRS, part of the landmark Inflation Reduction Act funding approved in August 2022.
"This is another important step for the IRS as we work to transform the agency and make improvements," said IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel. "Our first wave of hiring focused on taxpayer service positions to help improve our phone and in-person assistance. This next wave of hiring will help the IRS add key talent like tax accountants to help reverse a decade-long decline of audits for the wealthy as well as complex partnerships and corporations. These new employees will be focused on higher-income and complex tax areas like partnerships, not average taxpayers making less than $400,000."
Interested individuals in the financial services industry -- such as tax accountants, forensic accountants auditors, controllers and treasurers -- can learn more and apply through the job announcement.
"This is an exciting time to be at the IRS," said IRS Human Capital Officer Traci DiMartini. "The IRS provides a competitive financial package for people with expertise in this high-demand area. For people with accounting and financial backgrounds, we encourage them to take a close look at the benefits of working for the IRS and serving our nation."
About Revenue Agents
Known officially as Internal Revenue Agents, these specialized positions are for mid-career professionals with specialized experience and education. These are higher graded positions at the General Schedule GS-13 level in the federal civil service system, which translates into an annual salary of about $125,000.GS-13 revenue agents serve as technical experts in examinations of significant and complicated tax compliance issues. Their cases typically concern the most complex income tax returns filed by individuals, organizations and other entities, including those with extensive subsidiaries with operations of national or international scope.
People working in financial services frequently have the relevant education, experience and skills to apply. Keep in mind that an applicant's specialized experience could translate into being qualified. No matter what kind of degree an applicant has they could qualify if their coursework included at least 30 semester hours in accounting. See the job announcement on USAJobs for further details on education and experience requirements.
Why work for the IRS
The IRS provides an opportunity to do work that helps the nation. Careers at the IRS help ensure the tax system is administered with integrity and fairness. IRS employees help collect 96% of the nation's revenue needed to fund homeland security, national defense and Social Security as well as parklands, roads, bridges, libraries and schools.The average salary for employees at this level is almost $125,000 and average total compensation – including benefits – is approximately $175,000. These benefits include up to $5,000 annually for childcare and 12 weeks of paid parental leave, up to $60,000 in student loan repayment, up to $3,600 in mass transit commuting subsidies annually as well as generous healthcare and retirement benefits. Federal employees also participate in the Thrift Savings Plan, which includes up to 4% matching employer contributions for retirement.
A job at the IRS also comes with stability, a healthy work-life balance year-round and workplace flexibilities. Employees benefit from flexible work schedules, telework, an employee assistance program, health services and multiple leave options.
The IRS also invests in the growth and development of its staff, providing both classroom and on-the-job training and the experience needed to advance at the IRS.
The IRS' mission, its focus on work/life balance, commitment to diversity and culture of caring and inclusivity as well as opportunities to grow and excel are among the benefits of a career at the IRS.
Learn more through a virtual information session
Interested applicants are encouraged to apply here or visit the IRS.gov Events page for virtual information sessionsto hear an overview of the position and to learn more about qualifications for the role, benefits of working at the IRS and how to apply. People are not required to attend an information session to apply for a job, but the information will help applicants understand the USAJobs process, which all IRS applicants must use.The IRS will also host federal resume and application tips sessions to help applicants. The IRS.gov Events page is updated regularly with new sessions so interested applicants should check back often. Anyone can register for these or any of the IRS recruiting events by visiting the IRS Events page.
Tax is a better option than going into audit, especially as you get older. A firm bringing in older, super qualified auditors to look over your books won't be in business that long if they did. They may have other reasons for doing this, I am not saying something nefarious is going on behind the scenes.
The government also does this nonsense, so save yourself the pain. When the Republicans or some Democrats administration come in - pro wealthy or business, they might purge out the older experienced revenue agents, that haven't moved up. Keeping the experienced agents away from being detail involved, only looking at the big picture as a Supervisory Agent. This is another way along with having straight out of college, inexperienced agents. If you get purged out, you can have plenty of opportunities in the private sector where they will pay top dollar.
The government also does this nonsense, so save yourself the pain. When the Republicans or some Democrats administration come in - pro wealthy or business, they might purge out the older experienced revenue agents, that haven't moved up. Keeping the experienced agents away from being detail involved, only looking at the big picture as a Supervisory Agent. This is another way along with having straight out of college, inexperienced agents. If you get purged out, you can have plenty of opportunities in the private sector where they will pay top dollar.
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Nah did you read the requirements?!?? They wilding. You need a degree and certifications.
You broke ass oakland niggas would put your mammie on the track for $21/hr
Look at the median cost of living here then go jump off the Washington monument head first. Bitch ass nigga , you couldn’t afford a mailbox here.
How do Oakland prices compare to other US cities?
Oakland is ranked 12 out of 273 cities across the US in terms of cost of living. The cost of living inOakland is 140% of the national average.
You clearly dont have a got dam clue if you're comparing that abandoned shitstop to DC. You couldnt afford a parking space on my street. Bitch Nigga.
The District.
there was a time when i would walk around lettin niggas know...................fuck u mean nigga....i make $21/hr...............like i was the shit.....
Now i look at $21/hr like................................................. nigga that aint shit.
Now if federal employees were exempt……that would help somewhat.
Me personally…there’s some overseer/gatekeeper type jobs that I hope I’ll nvr have to take.
This is one of them.
I am sending it to a friend though.
Good luck to those who can use this
Carry on….
It's depends I guess! If you 50 years old then yeah that ain't shit but an 18 or 21 year old who probably still lives at home with moms, it's not bad. You have to start somewhere.there was a time when i would walk around lettin niggas know...................fuck u mean nigga....i make $21/hr...............like i was the shit.....
Now i look at $21/hr like................................................. nigga that aint shit.
Damn man smh
Come on young bro.. you know all gloves off when im talking to that piece of shit.
I know haha I just scrolled down and got hit in the drive by that's all lmaoooo
That job would have me being an angry dude all day everyday. 8-10 hours of listening to people call in and bitch about why they haven't gotten their taxes yet.
I tell the youth all the time, it’s not who makes more or who can save more. That 18-21 year which is my daughter with only one bill..A cell phone can save more than a 6 figure earner, due to she has less bills. Sad to say my daughter has more bread saved than her mother and my girl combined.
Crazy,right?there was a time when i would walk around lettin niggas know...................fuck u mean nigga....i make $21/hr...............like i was the shit.....
Now i look at $21/hr like................................................. nigga that aint shit.
$20/hr was a milestone at one time, it wasn't that long ago either
You don’t need a degree
BASIC REQUIREMENT: A Certificate as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or a bachelor's or higher degree in accounting that included at least 30 semester hours in accounting or 24 semester hours in accounting and an additional 6 semester hours in related subjects such as business law, economics, statistical/quantitative methods, computerized accounting or financial systems, financial management, or finance.
OR
A bachelor's or higher degree in a field other than accounting or a combination of education and experience equivalent to 4 years that included at least 30 semester hours in accounting or 24 semester hours in accounting and 6 semester hours in related subjects as described above.
The 21 hour thing is mostly for college kids who looking to work part time or during the summer.
Facts.
My wife has an ex coworker who started working at the social security administration and retired I think at 55 or 60. Started straight out of high school up in Baltimore and has like $4 million saved through her TSP and is getting a monthly pension with free healthcare.
Working for the FEDS has a lot of good perks.
Hell if you married, your spouse gets a pension check too when you retire
$21 a hour is not what a fucking college graduate is going to make. That’s for someone who has no degree but college credits or someone still in college.
I forgot niggas don’t know how the FEDS salary system work so I shouldn’t never posted this shit.
People failed to read the information on their website
$125,000 and average total compensation – including benefits – is approximately $175,000. These benefits include up to $5,000 annually for childcare and 12 weeks of paid parental leave, up to $60,000 in student loan repayment, up to $3,600 in mass transit commuting subsidies annually as well as generous healthcare and retirement benefits. Federal employees also participate in the Thrift Savings Plan, which includes up to 4% matching employer contributions for retirement.
A job at the IRS also comes with stability, a healthy work-life balance year-round and workplace flexibilities. Employees benefit from flexible work schedules, telework, an employee assistance program, health services and multiple leave options.
How many jobs giving those perks. Again, everyone on BGOL is making $250K so I should have known.
I forgot niggas don’t know how the FEDS salary system work so I shouldn’t never posted this shit.
People failed to read the information on their website
$125,000 and average total compensation – including benefits – is approximately $175,000. These benefits include up to $5,000 annually for childcare and 12 weeks of paid parental leave, up to $60,000 in student loan repayment, up to $3,600 in mass transit commuting subsidies annually as well as generous healthcare and retirement benefits. Federal employees also participate in the Thrift Savings Plan, which includes up to 4% matching employer contributions for retirement.
A job at the IRS also comes with stability, a healthy work-life balance year-round and workplace flexibilities. Employees benefit from flexible work schedules, telework, an employee assistance program, health services and multiple leave options.
How many jobs giving those perks. Again, everyone on BGOL is making $250K so I should have known.
Virtual means remote right? If so 21 is not bad
No it’s a virtual hiring event but they have some in person recruiting events.
Some of the jobs are eligible for telework
Everyone keep talking about the 21 a hour and if you go on USA jobs.com all the position posted start at 90K and up.
Internal Revenue Agent (Examiner) - DIRECT HIRE (12 Month Register) AMENDED
#LI-POST<br> <br> Positions under this announcement are being filled using a <strong>Direct Hire Authority (DHA) </strong>a <strong>Recruitment Incentive</strong> is authorized for eligible, highly-qualified applicants. For more information, please see the Additional Information section of this...
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Nah it ain't sad it means you've done a good job as a Father. Means you was with her enough to have real influence on her life. I applaud you man!!!!
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