Taxation assistant salary

Salary and Work as a Tax Assistant

Working as a Tax Assistant, also known as a Tax Officer, involves reviewing and managing tax declarations and providing advice and guidance to taxpayers. It is a profession that requires both accuracy and good communication skills.

Salary for Tax Assistants

The average salary for a Tax Assistant is 35 200 kronor per month. Men in the profession earn an average of 36 000 kronor, while women earn 35 000 kronor. This means that women earn 97% of what men do in this profession. The salary has increased from 34 400 kronor to 35 200 kronor since the last measurement.

The highest salary for a Tax Assistant is 35300 kronor and belongs to a man. The highest salary for a woman is 34800 kronor. The lowest salary is 32800 kronor for women and 34200 kronor for men.

Requirements for Becoming a Tax Assistant

To work as a Tax Assistant, a high school education of at least three years is usually required. It is also advantageous to have further education in economics, law, or administration. Experience in similar work or internships in the field can also be an important qualification.

The Public Employment Service has evaluated the profession, and due to limited data, no specific assessment of job prospects for Tax Assistants is made. Generally, however, there is a stable demand for qualified administrators and economists.

Tasks and Responsibilities

As a Tax Assistant, you will:

• Review and process tax declarations
• Provide advice and guidance to taxpayers
• Perform administrative tasks related to tax matters
• Ensure that tax regulations and laws are followed

It is important to have good knowledge of both tax law and economics and to be thorough and structured in your work.

Benefits

In this profession, there may be various benefits depending on the employer. This can include paid training for further development and sometimes other benefits such as a company-paid mobile phone or wellness grants. These benefits can be significant in attracting and retaining qualified employees.