Job Responsibilities:
- Researching tax issues to support the Legal Division's work.
- Drafting memoranda and briefs that contribute to various legal processes.
- Attending administrative hearings to gain practical insights into legal proceedings.
- Formulating policy to assist in the development and refinement of tax-related regulations.
- Working on regulation projects that impact tax law enforcement and administration.
- Implementing new programs to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization's operations.
Education and Experience Information:
The internship is designed for law students seeking academic credit. Internships for academic credit are coordinated with the student's law school, and the hours are flexible depending on the needs of the Legal Division and the intern. Interns are typically supervised by an attorney working in the assigned bureau. There is no specific mention of required educational qualifications beyond being a law student, nor is there any specified prior experience required, as this is an opportunity to gain experience in tax law.
Salary Information:
The text does not provide any specific information regarding salary or compensation for the internship.
Additional Information:
Interns are assigned to a particular bureau within the Legal Division based on the division's needs and the intern's area of interest. One key area of responsibility is the Specialized and Individual Tax (SIT) Bureau, which handles the administration and enforcement of specific tax provisions. The SIT Bureau deals with protests, appeals, litigation support, rulings, and regulations, as well as form review and responding to questions from the department and taxpayers.
Internships are available only in Sacramento, and start dates are flexible depending on the needs of the Legal Division and the intern. Application deadlines vary based on the internship session: February 1st for summer, May 15th for fall, and October 1st for spring. To apply, candidates must email a cover letter, resume, unofficial transcript, and writing sample.
