About

When hiring new employees, the Alabama Department of Revenue seeks qualified candidates who are majoring in accounting, information technology, computer science, or any business-related field (such as business administration, public administration, finance, marketing, or management). Colleges and universities in the state of Alabama have some of the best academic programs in these disciplines in the country. As a result, ALDOR has developed an internship program that will provide participants with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in these areas before graduating from college, under the tutelage of a mentor. As an intern, you will work closely with experienced department of Revenue professionals, gaining insight into their job responsibilities and duties. You will be able to explore, experience, and learn one of the primary functions of the department, allowing you to integrate classroom knowledge into practical principles in a work environment. Upon successful completion of the program, ALDOR will encourage interns to apply for permanent positions with the department, such as Revenue Tax Accountant/Auditor I; Tax Valuation Analyst I; Revenue Compliance Officer I; Accountant; Programmer Analyst, Associate; or IT Systems Specialist, Associate, near or upon graduation.

If you are interested in applying for permanent employment with ALDOR, click HERE!

Benefits

Benefits of being an ALDOR Intern:

•  Gain hands-on tax experience
•  Integrate classroom knowledge into practical principals in a work environment
•  Network with professionals in your field of study
•  Explore career options and identify future job opportunities
•  Develop professional and soft skills specific to your career interests, such as teamwork, communication, time management, etc.
•  Learn from professional mentors

ALDOR Mission

ALDOR Mission Statement: The mission of the Alabama Department of Revenue is to efficiently and effectively administer the revenue laws in an equitable, courteous, and professional manner in order to fund governmental services for the citizens of Alabama. (Adopted September 5, 1996)