The Division of Property Assessments provides assistance, expertise, and oversight to the state’s property assessors and ensures effective administration of Tennessee’s property tax. The division also assists in reappraisal programs, provides technological services, and administers the Tax Relief Program. Analysts work with management, staff, other state entities and local governments to provide support in the coordination and operation of division activities.

The Division of Property Assessments provides assistance, expertise, and oversight to the state’s property assessors and ensures effective administration of Tennessee’s property tax. The division also assists in reappraisal programs, provides technological services, and administers the Tax Relief Program. Analysts work with management, staff, other state entities and local governments to provide support in the coordination and operation of division activities.

The Legislative Auditor position will be responsible for conducting audits in the Mid-East region of Tennessee. Legislative Auditors are responsible for external audit work in accordance with professional auditing standards.  Responsibilities may include examining and reviewing records, reports, financial statements, and management practices for state and local government entities and other organizations receiving public funds.

Financial Auditors within the Division of State Audit conduct financial and compliance audits of state departments, agencies, institutions, community colleges, and state universities in the Middle Tennessee area, in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards. As a Comptroller employee, you will have the opportunity to contribute to our mission of making government work better and produce meaningful audit work, all while having the time to enjoy life outside of work with our flexible scheduling and 37.5-hour standard work week.