Vacant job

Do you want to make a real difference?

Here, you work against economic crime and contribute to a fairer society.

About the job

On the Crime Prevention Department, we work to prevent, detect, and investigate economic crime, both in Sweden and internationally. This ranges from complex tax schemes to how population registration can be used as a tool for crime.

As an investigator or auditor, you are one of the key figures in this important work. You examine and analyze how companies and individuals attempt to evade taxes – and ensure it is stopped. This may involve:

• preventing incorrect payments
• detecting and stopping false invoices
• identifying undeclared labor
• mapping complex corporate structures used to conceal money laundering

You also play a crucial role by stopping incorrect registrations, thereby protecting legitimate businesses from being exploited in criminal schemes.

The work is varied and challenging. You need to be able to determine the correct course of action in each situation – whether it involves auditing, investigation, or control visits. You do not do this alone. Here, we work closely together, both with colleagues and in collaboration with other authorities, to combat organized crime and labor market crime. You will become part of Crime Prevention Unit 5, where we are approximately 170 dedicated colleagues with a common goal: to make a difference. Your place of work will be Eskilstuna.

About you

To do a good job and thrive with us at the Swedish Tax Agency, you need to be receptive, think new thoughts, and take responsibility. In the work, good judgment and an understanding of legal certainty and security are important. You must also live up to our employee policy.

In this job, you will:

• be goal-oriented and contribute to achieving the purpose of the operations
• take initiative, think creatively, and take a stand on issues
• independently plan and drive your work forward to achieve results
• have a good ability to cooperate with others and be helpful, meaning you are receptive to others' opinions and take responsibility for the completion of joint tasks
• act consciously and professionally based on good self-awareness
• be able to analyze information flows, see connections, and make decisions.

You must also have:

• a university education of at least 180 higher education credits (120 points) in economics, law, or other higher education relevant to the position.
• current and relevant work experience from economic or audit work, or alternatively, current and relevant experience from work with in-depth investigation or audit at a government agency.

It is desirable that you have current experience working with similar tasks at the Swedish Tax Agency. It is also desirable that you have a B driving license.

Good to know

The employment is permanent and may begin with a probationary period of six months.

Please note that you must be very careful when filling in the questions at the end of your application. The answers to these questions will form the basis for the first selection.

An employment with us may involve placement in a security classification. A security investigation with register control according to the Security Protection Act (2018:585) may therefore be conducted before a decision on employment. For some of our security-classified tasks, Swedish citizenship is required.

At skatteverket.se/jobb, you can read about our societal role, the benefits of working with us, and how the application process works.

When you apply, you attach your CV. We do not use cover letters in our recruitment, so you should not attach one to your application.

We look forward to receiving your application!

The Swedish Tax Agency has a societal role. Our work affects all private individuals and companies, and through our mandate, we contribute to a well-functioning society. Our development is customer-driven, and we collaborate with others to create effective solutions. Together, we make society possible.