Revenue Property Assessment Liaison

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Hiring Agency:

Revenue - Agency 16

Location:

North Platte, NEHiring Rate:$24.193

Job Posting:

JR Revenue Property Assessment Liaison (Open)
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Job Description:

** The Department does not sponsor non-immigrant work visas for this position.
**** The Department does NOT sponsor Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Optional Practical Training (OPT) (Form I-983) or non-immigrant work visas for this position.
** Depending on the qualifications of the incumbent, this position MAY be understaffed as a Revenue Property Assessment Liaison Trainee.

This position requires the applicant to work from the North Platte office during a minimum six-month training period; after the training period, this position primarily works from the field.

Job Description for a Liaison:
Under limited supervision, investigates and evaluates property valuation practices and procedures of county officials and interprets manuals, guides, directives and regulations relating to property valuation developed by the Department of Revenue for instruction and regulation of county property tax assessment. Pay rate for a Liaison: $24.193 hourly.

Job Description for a Liaison Trainee:
Under immediate to general supervision, the Liaison Trainee is trained to investigate and evaluate property valuation practices and procedures of county officials. Interprets, explains and applies manuals, guides, directives and regulations relating to property valuation developed by the Department of Revenue for the instruction and regulation of county property tax assessment. Pay rate for a Liaison Trainee: $20.935

Job duties include:
1. Learns concepts and processes involving the analysis of assessment data, write assessment reports to summarize conclusions.
2. Assists in the evaluation of property valuation practices and procedures of county officials and co-assists county officials in interpreting and applying information contained in assessment reports.
3. Receives training in the proper application of property tax legislation, statutes, policies, procedures, uniform tax books, records and forms. Evaluates deadlines of all property tax categories that affects county assessors, county clerks, register of deeds and county treasurers.
4. Participates in meetings with property owners and county officials to explain assessment plans, statutes, policies, and procedures relating to property tax.
5. Answers or refers questions to the appropriate division with the Department of Revenue concerning assessments, levy, tax rates, procedures, and policy application.
6. Participates in conferences, seminars and other training for county officials, taxpayer groups, individual taxpayers, or their representatives relating to property assessment.

Requirements /

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications:

Revenue Property Assessment Liaison:
Five years of progressively responsible experience in real estate/real property assessment, or experience applying and interpreting statutes, regulations, or administrative procedures; OR Bachelor's degree with course work in a relevant area such as business administration, public administration, or economics, plus two years of professional experience; AND completion of the Revenue Property Assessment Liaison Trainee program.

Revenue Property Assessment Liaison Trainee:
Five years of progressively responsible experience in real estate/real property assessment, or experience applying and interpreting statutes, regulations, or administrative procedures; OR Bachelor's degree with course work in a relevant area such as business administration, public administration, or economics, plus two years of professional experience.

Knowledge,

Skills and Abilities

of a Liaison:

Knowledge of: property tax statues related to real property and personal property including the various exemption provisions; functional areas of the Department of Revenue and specifically the functional aspects of the Property Tax Division; county offices and the State Board of Equalization; application of Department of Revenue policies and procedures; terms commonly used in or related to real property assessment; writing of assessment reports;

depreciation theories, cost estimating, methods of capitalization, and real property assessment mathematics; principles of land economics, assessment processes; problems encountered in gathering, interpreting and evaluating data involved in valuation of…