Ad Valorem Valuation Specialist

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 64,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement match

Paid vacation

Paid holidays

Maternity leave

Employee discounts

Job summary

The Public Service Valuation Analyst at the Oklahoma Tax Commission conducts annual central valuations for railroads, airlines, and public service corporations for ad valorem tax purposes. You will gather and interpret financial information from company renditions and regulatory reports, applying unit valuation methods to determine fair values and apportionment across jurisdictions.

Collaboration with management to develop appraisal guidelines, participate in conferences with taxpayers, and

Qualifications

• Knowledge of valuation methods (cost, market and income) and discounted cash flow analyses.
• Experience with financial statements, regulatory reports, and appraisal methodologies.
• Ability to analyze annual reports and prepare valuation summaries.

Responsibilities

• Determine Oklahoma fair cash values for Airline, Railroad, and Public Service Corporation for ad valorem taxation.
• Review Public Service Annual Reports and related financial statements.
• Engage with taxpayers at informal conferences to discuss valuations.
• Prepare impact studies and assist with apportionment questions.
• Present findings at annual education conferences and training sessions.
• Assist in training coworkers and contribute to special projects.

Skills

Valuation methods

Financial analysis

Analytical skills

Time management

Problem solving

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Public Service Valuation Analyst at the Oklahoma Tax Commission conducts annual central valuations for railroads, airlines, and public service corporations for ad valorem tax purposes. You will gather and interpret financial information from company renditions and regulatory reports, applying unit valuation methods to determine fair values and apportionment across jurisdictions.

Collaboration with management to develop appraisal guidelines, participate in conferences with taxpayers, and