Review and examine tax returns, financial statements, and supporting documentation to ensure accurate reporting of tax obligations. Evaluate taxpayer information for completeness and adherence to state tax laws and regulations. Use auditing software and tools to analyze financial data, identifying discrepancies, errors, or potential fraudulent activities. Prepare clear and concise audit reports detailing findings, adjustments, and recommendations. Communicate professionally and respectfully with taxpayers to clarify audit findings, answer questions, and resolve discrepancies. This may involve written correspondence, phone calls, and in-person meetings. Assess taxpayer compliance with state tax regulations, identifying underreported taxes, and ensuring all necessary adjustments are made to tax filings in accordance with established guidelines. Maintain accurate records of audits, including workpapers, correspondence, and findings. Ensure all documentation is compliant with department policies and legal requirements. Work closely with other auditors, supervisors, and managers to ensure effective teamwork, share knowledge, and develop best practices for audits and investigations.