Tracey J Mast

In order to take care of my mother per her requested.

• Cleaned house, ran errands, managed laundry, and completed weekly grocery shopping, meals prepared, lawn care and snow removal.
• Transported individuals to events and activities, medical appointments, and shopping trips.
• Assisted with daily living activities, running errands, and household chores.
• Handled incoming mail, bills and invoices and completed appropriate actions.

• Review and Analysis: Examining tax returns and schedules to ensure compliance with tax laws.
• Data Entry and Processing: Entering return information into systems and updating taxpayer records.
• Taxpayer Communication: Contacting taxpayers to resolve errors, request documentation, or notify them of underpayments/overpayments.
• Compliance Verification: Checking for accurate social security numbers, math, and legitimate deductions
• An IRS Data Entry Transcript Clerk (often classified as a Data Transcriber is an entry-level position responsible for accurately inputting, transcribing, and verifying alphabetic and numeric information from paper tax returns and related schedules into the IRS database. These roles are critical for ensuring taxpayer records are accurate, complete, and accessible, particularly during high-volume tax seasons.
• Core ResponsibilitiesData Transcription: Manually transcribe information from paper tax forms (such as 1040s, W-2s, and extensions) into the computer system.
  Verification & Validation: Verify data previously entered to ensure it is error-free, comparing new entries against source documents.
  Document Preparation: Prepare documents for scanning by removing staples, paper clips, and repairing damaged papers.
  Correction: Identify and correct errors or inconsistencies in taxpayer documentation.
  Research & Routing: Route illegible or incomplete correspondence to the appropriate department and use research tools to resolve missing information.
  
  Confidentiality: Maintain strict confidentiality and adhere to IRS security protocols when handling sensitive taxpayer information.
• Speed/Accuracy: Typing
• High-speed alphanumeric keyboard operation is required (often tested, with some roles requiring around 8,000 strokes per hour).
  Attention to Detail: Ability to spot small errors and discrepancies in numerical data.
  Computer Literacy: Familiarity with data entry software and basic computer systems.
  Compliance Knowledge: Understanding IRS procedures, forms, and regulations.
• Working ConditionsEnvironment: Generally, this is a desk job in a fast-paced environment that often requires sitting for long periods.
  Schedule: Often available on a seasonal or full-time basis, sometimes with mandatory overtime during peak tax season.
  Performance Metrics: Production is frequently measured by speed and accuracy (key strokes per hour).

• Processed transactions accurately using point-of-sale systems.
• Assisted customers with product inquiries and membership benefits.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of checkout areas.
• Collaborated with team members to achieve sales targets and maintain a clean, well-stocked store environment.
• Improved store atmosphere with thorough and prompt cleaning of checkout area.
• Learned duties for various positions and provided backup at key times.
• Seasonal peaks during Christmas.