Organization
The Commission is composed of thirteen divisions organized into three administrations: Customer Service, Revenue Administration and Support Services.
- Tax Commission
- Administrator
- Deputy Administrator
- Customer Service Department has primary responsibility for providing helpful and accurate assistance to the taxpayers of the state
- Taxpayer Assistance Division
- Communications Division
- Central Processing Division
- Account Maintenance Division
- Collections Division
- Revenue Administration Department is responsible for application and enforcement of policy that directly relates to the collection of revenue
- Tax Policy Division
- Compliance Division
- Motor Vehicle Division
- Ad Valorem Division
- Support Services Department provides internal support services to ensure the Commission functions in an efficient manner
- Human Resources Division
- Information Technology Division
- Legal Division
- Management Services Division
- Customer Service Department has primary responsibility for providing helpful and accurate assistance to the taxpayers of the state
- Deputy Administrator
- Administrator
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