Australian Taxation Office
The Tax Office is an international leader in
tax administration. We’re a large, dynamic,
progressive and innovative organisation.
We deal with individual taxpayers, small and
large businesses, non-profit organisations
and tax agents. Our work addresses
issues such as aggressive tax planning,
globalisation and the cash economy and also
supports the delivery of community benefits.
Our national headquarters are in Canberra
with branch and regional offices located
Seeking...
throughout Australia. We have over 22,000 We are looking for successful graduates with
employees. strong skills in: communication; strategic thinking;
What we offer graduates
relationship management’ acting professionally;
As one of our graduates you will be part of a 12 month
and achieving results.
program offering career development, further training
Degree/disciplines
and challenging work. Our program is divided into five
IT | Law | Accounting | Economics | Finance
streams so your work, training and development are
Taxation | Commerce | Business | Arts | Design
tailored to suit your area of interest.
Fine Arts | Markteing | Communications
Psychology and more...
Taxation: Be involved in work related to audit and
investigation, interpretive advice and assistance and
How to apply
client contact in areas such as economics, finance,
Online applications are accessible by going to our
criminology, law, accounting and e-commerce.
website, www.ato.gov/jobs, and following the
graduate link.
Information Technology: Contribute to leading edge
IT solutions in application or web development,
When to apply
business analysis, IT security, IT architecture, testing,
See website
infrastructure support and project management.
Eligibility
Australian citizenship.
Design: Design new or improved products, systems
and processes using information design, workshop
Position locations
facilitation, business analysis and user-centred research
Throughout Australia.
Marketing and Communications: Develop strategies
Further information
and campaigns, write and edit, work on websites and
www.ato.gov.au
publications, promote new products and services,
design and manage media and public relations.
People Management: Work on a range of people
management initiatives, strategies and projects
What our graduates say...
including recruitment, health and safety, leadership “I have made great friends and developed professional
development, industrial relations, workforce planning, networks that are invaluable to me … you will be amazed
performance, policy and workplace diversity.
at the opportunities available ...”
As an ATO graduate, you will: -- Grace Ng, Bachelor of Commerce
 Complete different work rotations over 12 months
“I would recommend the Tax Office Graduate Development
 Be guaranteed a permanent job after completing the
program
Program to any IT graduate who wants a flexible and
 Start on a salary of over $49,000, which could
rewarding career in the public service.”
increase to $55,000 after completing the program.
-- Graham Viski, Bachelor of Information Technology
 Enjoy flexible working conditions and receive
excellent superannuation benefits
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