[Hiring] Bankruptcy Compliance Specialist V @State of Colorado

Role Description

Reviews all bankruptcy cases filed in the State of Colorado, bankruptcy cases filed in other states that have nexus in Colorado, and bankruptcy cases filed in other countries that have dealings in Colorado.

• Files accurate Proof of Claims with all bankruptcy courts.
• Monitors and enforces all Colorado bankruptcy plans that are approved by the Federal courts.
• Attends and questions debtors and debtors' attorneys in 341 hearings when necessary to clarify the State's position in the bankruptcy filings.
• Testifies in court cases as necessary.
• Refers bankruptcy issues, questions, or compliance to attorneys at the Attorney General's office when required.
• Prioritizes assigned cases to determine appropriate enforcement actions.

This position supervises three (3) Bankruptcy Compliance Specialists and one Tax Examiner II.

• Provides a clear description of employee responsibilities and informs employees of what is expected of them.
• Provides support and assistance to enable employees to complete work tasks.
• Ensures timely completion of work by monitoring activities of the work unit.
• Provides regular feedback to employees, both positive and negative.
• Deals tactfully with employees.
• Conducts timely performance planning and appraisals for employees.
• Resolves personnel issues or problems constructively.
• Develops and utilizes the skills of employees.
• Inspires employees to work more productively.

Effectively manages and assigns employee and departmental resources to meet the section and individual's production goals, i.e., Proof of Claims filed, attend 341 meetings of creditors, bankruptcy discharges/dismissals, processing of electronic and paper mail or specifically assigned accounts.

• Provides input and assists the Compliance Specialist IV's and the Tax Examiner II's with their work.
• Timely reviews the work submitted by the bankruptcy unit.
• Meets with the bankruptcy attorneys at the Attorney General's office regarding complex cases that require monitoring.

Thoroughly understands governing statutes and possesses appropriate expertise to perform the job at a professional level.

• Keeps appraised of current bankruptcy law and U.S. Bankruptcy code.

Though this is a remote position, there will be weekly visits to the CDOR Howard Office at 2829 W. Howard Pl., Denver, CO 80204. Since the majority of 341 hearings are in Denver, residing in the Denver Metro Area is most convenient.

Qualifications

• Eight (8) years of relevant experience in Bankruptcy Taxation, Bankruptcy Code, 341 Hearings, and management; OR
• A combination of related education from an accredited institution in Business, Accounting, Computer Science, Economics, Finance, or related field AND relevant experience in Bankruptcy Taxation, Bankruptcy Code, 341 Hearings, and management equal to eight (8) years.

Requirements

• A minimum of two years experience working with Bankruptcy Taxation cases.
• Strong understanding of Bankruptcy Code combined with experience interpreting and applying the code to Colorado tax matters.
• A minimum of two years experience filing Bankruptcy proof of claims documents.
• Experience representing the Department of Revenue at 341 Hearings.
• Strong written communications skills.
• Advanced skills or experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Fast Enterprise's GenTax system.
• Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills.
• Ability to collaborate with subject matter experts and attorneys.

Company Description

The mission of the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) is to become a trusted partner to every Coloradan to help them navigate the complexities of government so they can thrive. We are driven by our values of service, teamwork, accountability, integrity, and respect.

The vision of the department is to empower businesses and individuals through quality customer service, innovation, and collaboration. We celebrate diversity and support an equitable and inclusive culture.