Job Satisfaction at Inland Revenue

Varies day to day, a mixture of research around tax technical issues, writing reports and attending meetings

I have had a range of experience in tax policy, even in my first 6 months. Everyday is quite different, but mostly consists of meetings regarding policy issues you are working on and then working away at your desk on documents.

Assisting in tax compliances work for FBT and GST assisting in cash management CFIS

Day-to-day responsibilities include: - Building and maintaining reports relating to workplace technology. - Coming up with data solutions to report on the teams/manager's needs. - Drive and enforce automation when it comes to data so learning to use new products and applications that follows in the company's direction. - Working with team members to discover data approaches for reporting on specific areas. -

Writing reports and file notes

I am involved in both fast-paced remedial changes, and slower paced research projects for larger reviews.

My role involves working on legislation for our yearly tax bill, meeting with internal and external stakeholders on policy issues,

I work in area where I can review income tax returns and GST returns. my task is ensuring the TP is paying the right amount or being refunded the right amount of tax. My work involves getting to learn much knowledge which i consider it a great way of professional development. lots of aspect i can learn about businesses, law, and other concepts. I have been in IRD for 4 months and i have acquired significant knowledge that I would not be able to learn in other workplaces. That is why Loved the nature of role.

As a policy advisor I am involved in work that seeks to advise the Government on matters relating to tax and social policy, whilst also facilitating the legislation and implementation of policies.

My responsibilities depend on the tasks I have been assigned so these change depending on the team focuses. Generally there are no specific daily tasks rather cases that need to be progressed at different stages.

I work as a policy advisor. This mainly involves: 1. Admin work: setting up meetings, taking notes and chairing discussions, responding to OIAs. 2. Policy formulation work: research, being involved in team discussions, external meetings. 3. Policy work: drafting documents for consultation or for the Minister. 4. Building knowledge: attending internal and external courses.

Writing reports, meeting with stakeholders, writing briefing/process notes, going to meetings.