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Apply Online •If you decide to apply for a job vacancy announcement, scroll to the bottom of the announcement and click “Apply Online” • Select one of your saved resumes, follow the prompts and complete your online job application • Review your application and resume for accuracy before you click “Finish”
IRS Benefits include: •C ompetitive Salary • Paid Vacation and Sick Leave • Work/Life Programs • Federal Plans for Health and Group Life Insurance • Optional Federal Dental, Vision and Long Term Care Insurance • Federal Employees Retirement System • Thrift Savings Plan
Criminal Investigation Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions
There’s an agency that’s depending on skilled individuals to unlock the potential of our nation.
To learn more about IRS career opportunities and benefits, please visit: www.jobs.irs.gov/now
U.S. Citizenship Required An Equal Opportunity Employer www.jobs.irs.gov/now Publication 12953 (4-2011) Catalog Number 57415B Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service www.irs.gov
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Criminal Investigation Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions You’ve built a career based on talent, integrity and dedication. Those same qualities can help America achieve more. The IRS Criminal Investigation (CI) Business Operating Division allows you to use your professional, paraprofessional or support position expertise to help make America a better place — in an exciting environment that will challenge you every day.
Criminal Investigation Supports the IRS Mission The IRS mission is to “Provide America’s taxpayers top quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities and by applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all.” The IRS collects nearly $2 trillion in taxes owed by individuals, businesses, and corporations. Safeguarding our tax system and ensuring a stable source of revenue are vital to the well-being of our nation.
Criminal Investigation’s Mission Criminal Investigation serves the public by investigating potential violations of the Internal Revenue Code and related financial crimes in a manner that fosters confidence in the tax system and compliance with the law. Tax evasion is a serious crime that undermines public confidence in the fairness of the system and erodes voluntary compliance. Criminal Investigation pursues a balanced enforcement program focusing on “core mission” legal source income cases and investigations involving income derived from illegal sources.
Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions CI’s diverse financial investigative workforce includes many professional, paraprofessional and support opportunities. Our financial investigative workforce of law enforcement professionals are among the brightest in the nation. Help your nation achieve more while you support our efforts to investigate tax fraud, money laundering and violations of the Bank Secrecy Act. Criminal Investigation is organized in field offices across the United States. The Headquarters is in Washington, D.C. Job opportunities are in many major cities and outlying posts of duty throughout the 50 states and U.S. territories (i.e., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam).
CI General Schedule (GS) Occupations • Tax Fraud Investigative Assistant (TFIA), GS-1802. Support our special agents’ criminal investigations of tax fraud and financial crimes by performing research and/or verification of records. TFIAs also drive governmentowned vehicles as needed. • Investigative Analyst (IA), GS-1801/1805. Analysts research, collect, evaluate and identify schemes involving noncompliance with domestic and international tax laws and refer them to special agents for case development.
• Compliance Support Assistant (CSA) Office Automation, GS-1802. Provide a variety of administrative clerical and program support to managers and special agents. • Criminal Investigator (Special Agent), GL/GS-1811. IRS special agents investigate violations of Federal tax laws, money laundering violations and violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, and conduct other investigations relating to the work of the Department of the Treasury. F or more information on the IRS special agent position, please refer to the IRS Careers Website at http://jobs.irs.gov/student/law-enforcement.html • Information Technology (IT) Specialist, GS-2210. Provide a wide range of IT services according to specific program specialties. Such specialties incorporate different IT knowledges and related parentheticals. Also listed are a number (not inclusive) of other CI positions that may interest you. • Secretary, GS-0318 • Administrative Officer, GS-0341 • Management & Program Analyst, GS-0343 • Budget Analyst, GS-0560 • Investigative Aide, GS-1802 • Student Trainee (Criminal Investigator), GS-1899 Note: All positions within IRS Criminal Investigation require drug testing, fingerprint checks and background investigations.
How to Apply Register on USAJOBS • Go to http://www.usajobs.gov • Click “Create an Account” to submit your information to register (or just log in if you’ve already created a USAJOBS account.) • Click “Resumes” under “My Account” and “Upload New Resume” or “Build New Resume,” if you do not already have a resume. Input your information and click “Save for Later.” (You can create and save up to five different resumes.)
Search for Positions on USAJOBS • Go to the IRS’s own Job Search page on USAJOBS: http//www.jobs.irs.gov/USAJOBS • The simplest way to search for specific positions is to identify the job series numbers for the IRS jobs that interest you. (Example: GS-1802) • Review the resulting job vacancy announcement(s) which contains information about the job (duties, qualification requirements and available locations, etc.)
IRS Benefits include: •C ompetitive Salary • Paid Vacation and Sick Leave • Work/Life Programs • Federal Plans for Health and Group Life Insurance • Optional Federal Dental, Vision and Long Term Care Insurance • Federal Employees Retirement System • Thrift Savings Plan
Criminal Investigation Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions
There’s an agency that’s depending on skilled individuals to unlock the potential of our nation.
To learn more about IRS career opportunities and benefits, please visit: www.jobs.irs.gov/now
U.S. Citizenship Required An Equal Opportunity Employer www.jobs.irs.gov/now Publication 12953 (4-2011) Catalog Number 57415B Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service www.irs.gov
Count on me.
Criminal Investigation Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions You’ve built a career based on talent, integrity and dedication. Those same qualities can help America achieve more. The IRS Criminal Investigation (CI) Business Operating Division allows you to use your professional, paraprofessional or support position expertise to help make America a better place — in an exciting environment that will challenge you every day.
Criminal Investigation Supports the IRS Mission The IRS mission is to “Provide America’s taxpayers top quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities and by applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all.” The IRS collects nearly $2 trillion in taxes owed by individuals, businesses, and corporations. Safeguarding our tax system and ensuring a stable source of revenue are vital to the well-being of our nation.
Criminal Investigation’s Mission Criminal Investigation serves the public by investigating potential violations of the Internal Revenue Code and related financial crimes in a manner that fosters confidence in the tax system and compliance with the law. Tax evasion is a serious crime that undermines public confidence in the fairness of the system and erodes voluntary compliance. Criminal Investigation pursues a balanced enforcement program focusing on “core mission” legal source income cases and investigations involving income derived from illegal sources.
Professional, Paraprofessional and Support Positions CI’s diverse financial investigative workforce includes many professional, paraprofessional and support opportunities. Our financial investigative workforce of law enforcement professionals are among the brightest in the nation. Help your nation achieve more while you support our efforts to investigate tax fraud, money laundering and violations of the Bank Secrecy Act. Criminal Investigation is organized in field offices across the United States. The Headquarters is in Washington, D.C. Job opportunities are in many major cities and outlying posts of duty throughout the 50 states and U.S. territories (i.e., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam).
CI General Schedule (GS) Occupations • Tax Fraud Investigative Assistant (TFIA), GS-1802. Support our special agents’ criminal investigations of tax fraud and financial crimes by performing research and/or verification of records. TFIAs also drive governmentowned vehicles as needed. • Investigative Analyst (IA), GS-1801/1805. Analysts research, collect, evaluate and identify schemes involving noncompliance with domestic and international tax laws and refer them to special agents for case development.
• Compliance Support Assistant (CSA) Office Automation, GS-1802. Provide a variety of administrative clerical and program support to managers and special agents. • Criminal Investigator (Special Agent), GL/GS-1811. IRS special agents investigate violations of Federal tax laws, money laundering violations and violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, and conduct other investigations relating to the work of the Department of the Treasury. F or more information on the IRS special agent position, please refer to the IRS Careers Website at http://jobs.irs.gov/student/law-enforcement.html • Information Technology (IT) Specialist, GS-2210. Provide a wide range of IT services according to specific program specialties. Such specialties incorporate different IT knowledges and related parentheticals. Also listed are a number (not inclusive) of other CI positions that may interest you. • Secretary, GS-0318 • Administrative Officer, GS-0341 • Management & Program Analyst, GS-0343 • Budget Analyst, GS-0560 • Investigative Aide, GS-1802 • Student Trainee (Criminal Investigator), GS-1899 Note: All positions within IRS Criminal Investigation require drug testing, fingerprint checks and background investigations.
How to Apply Register on USAJOBS • Go to http://www.usajobs.gov • Click “Create an Account” to submit your information to register (or just log in if you’ve already created a USAJOBS account.) • Click “Resumes” under “My Account” and “Upload New Resume” or “Build New Resume,” if you do not already have a resume. Input your information and click “Save for Later.” (You can create and save up to five different resumes.)
Search for Positions on USAJOBS • Go to the IRS’s own Job Search page on USAJOBS: http//www.jobs.irs.gov/USAJOBS • The simplest way to search for specific positions is to identify the job series numbers for the IRS jobs that interest you. (Example: GS-1802) • Review the resulting job vacancy announcement(s) which contains information about the job (duties, qualification requirements and available locations, etc.)
