The Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation is hiring. For recruitment purposes, it hosted an all-day simulation event to give accounting students at Texas State University a taste of what Special Agent and Public Information Officer Mark Wilson called “the life in a day” of a special agent, a condensed version of what the job would entail.
Many “don’t understand that the IRS has a criminal investigation arm.
When you think of the IRS you usually think of taxes, value taxes, April 15 and people auditing you,” Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Houston Field Office Rodrick J. Benton said.
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