Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Employee Reviews about "room for advancement"
61% would recommend to a friend
(4 total reviews)
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Updated 18 Oct 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 5.023 Apr 2021Enforcement OfficerCurrent EmployeeHouston, TX
Pros
People are great here to work with.
Cons
Not a lot of room for advancement
- 4.03 Oct 2023Tax Compliance OfficerCurrent EmployeeFort Worth, TX
Pros
Job Stability: Tax compliance officers are in demand as tax laws are complex and constantly changing. This can provide a relatively stable career path. Good Compensation: Many tax compliance officers receive competitive salaries and benefits, especially if they have relevant education and experience. Opportunities for Advancement: There is often room for advancement in this field, including opportunities to become a tax manager or specialist in a specific area of tax compliance. Intellectual Challenge: Tax laws can be complex, and working as a tax compliance officer can be intellectually stimulating as you navigate the intricacies of tax regulations. Contribution to Society: Ensuring tax compliance helps fund government services and programs, which can be personally satisfying for those who believe in the importance of taxation. Variety of Work: Tax compliance officers may work with a diverse range of clients or industries, providing opportunities to gain expertise in different areas of tax law.
Cons
Stressful Deadlines: Tax compliance often involves strict deadlines, especially during tax season, which can lead to periods of high stress. Long Hours: During peak times, such as tax season, long working hours may be required to meet deadlines. Complex and Ever-Changing Regulations: Tax laws and regulations are subject to frequent changes and can be extremely complex, requiring continuous learning and adaptation. Liability Risk: Making errors in tax compliance can lead to financial penalties, legal issues, and damage to one's professional reputation. Client Conflicts: Tax compliance officers may face ethical dilemmas when dealing with clients who want to minimize their tax liabilities to an extent that may cross legal boundaries. Monotony: The job can become repetitive, especially for those who work primarily with individual tax returns or in routine tax compliance tasks. Emotional Strain: Tax compliance officers may have to deal with unhappy clients or individuals facing tax issues, which can be emotionally challenging. Required Education and Certification: Achieving the necessary education and professional certifications (such as CPA or Enrolled Agent) can be time-consuming and expensive.
- 3.01 Mar 2018Field AppraiserFormer Employee, more than 1 yearAustin, TX
Pros
Steady pay, good entry-level position with a reputable firm
Cons
Limited room for advancement, politics
- 3.027 Feb 2016Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee
Pros
Flexible work hours, relatively easy work
Cons
Antiquated systems, not much room for advancement,
