Internal Revenue Service Employer Reviews

I enjoyed the time I spend there and the people I met and interacted with.

A wonderful work place a fully bilingual call center. As a HSS we can provide assistance to disaster affected persons. A fulfillment sensation to assist and provide solutions and award to people. In Hurricane season to work load is high and you can work more than twelve hours for 20 days consecutively. Awesome benefits great trainings and good possibilities – more... to achieve a career in the Home land security with great opportunities of professional growing. – less

Friendly and productive workplace. manager is very helpful and sweet.

In working my many years at IRS (over 30), I have learned how to funcrion under time restaints, improving my time management skill. I have also learned to deal with working with a diverse group of people, both co-workers and tax payers. It helped me to be more patient and caring toward each person, because everyone's background and temperment is different. – more... A typical day at work involves setting up my computer for todays work, checking my calendar to see what appointments (if any) I may have or what other work assignments or meetings I may have for that day, then I start by working my assignments. I usually get along with management and my co-workers very well. It helps if you have a good relationship with both, for future help that may be needed or working in teams for certain projects.
The hardest and most complex part of the job for me was the massive amount of paperwork that is needed for each casefile, it takes a ridiculous amount of time to prepare, and adds time to the casefile, whereas prior to having everything computerized, we did it by hand, and took less time. I am all for the updated technology, but when it adds time to cases, it sometimes seems as though it depleats its purpose.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the poeple I have to work with, mainly the co-workers. I was fortunate enough to have a good group of people to work with mostly everywhere I went. – less

Provide America’s taxpayers top-quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities and enforce the law with integrity and fairness to all.

Prepared individual tax returns for lower income families. Performed managerial functions such as: scheduling preparer hours, training preparers on software, etc.

WORK MON-THURS 10HRS A DAY. I WOULD BE OFF EVERY EVER FRIDAY AND I LOVED THAT,

It's a decent place to work once you become a career staffer. Before that it's a nightmare of red tape and flaming hoops, most of which are placed too highly for the average person to leap through successfully.

My co-workers were great! All others were too.
Were able to speak to others while working.
Management was good but, changed every 3 months.
The hardest part of my job was being Measured in Quality/Quantity.
That a one hard burden on everyone in this area.

A typically day is busy, which I enjoy. Never a dull moment. Fast pace where your brain gets a lot of exercise. I have learned more regarding management skills here. The hardest part of my job would be others taking guidance as criticism. The most enjoyable part of my job is those who accept help and understand it only makes them better.

The 2 yrs I worked in the IRS were a great learning experience, I'd do it again in a heartbeat. My two supervisors were great to work with, they were pretty flexible when needed. I don't have any complaints regarding my coworkers. The hardest part of the job was after my shoulder surgery, trying to reach for cables and cords, or having to try to crawl – more... underneath a desk. At the end of the day, the best part of it was that I got to be part of a great organization, if only for a brief moment. – less

Great benefits and opportunity for growth. The training program is long but well organized to teach you the structure of tax. Opportunities available to work in several different divisions.

to deliver mail, scan document, process mail through the machine, load trays of mail, sort mail i learn to be more patient with other, work together as a team to make sure we deliver the correct mail to the right department working with a great group of coworkers

The Internal Revenue offers great benefits and room to advance to management positions.

Working has an intern in the IRS was a great learning experience. Learning much about tax and legitimate law actions that take place within the service. Although it was a year of employment, I learned how to assign very difficult cases, manage confidential files within taxes and other litigation sessions. I most certainly appreciated working their and – more... have a firm understanding to where and what type of workplace I can be in. Much of my peers were not as helpful and descriptive to the flow of the workplace. My main issues was understanding my major acquirements within the workplace. Other than supervisors not being descriptive of much of the work I was need to do, I enjoyed it working for them. – less

Great place to work for people wanting to supplement their income and for young people that want to obtain a position where they can grow.

it was a nice friendly environment and very productive. the employees were nice and easy to get along with

Interesting job! Not too many people like to hear where I worked.

get on computer update software, then find a client to help prepare taxes.
how to prepare low-income taxes.
The teacher was the supervisor.
All other students were co-workers.
Passing the beginning 3-part accreditation exam.
Working with different individuals and helping perform tax services.

I code and edit to make sure the tax payer or no tax payer complete the address social securtity and the amounts in right place!