Special Agents combine law enforcement and forensic accounting to investigate financial crimes and enforce South Carolina’s tax laws. This role is perfect for detail-oriented professionals who thrive in investigative work, enjoy problem-solving, and want to make an impact through criminal tax enforcement.

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As a Special Agent, you’ll investigate financial crime cases, secure evidence, interview witnesses, and assist in preparing cases for prosecution. You’ll also conduct arrests, testify in court, and provide protective services for the SCDOR. This position offers a dynamic mix of investigative and law enforcement work, with structured training alongside senior agents.  

Salary range: $69,412 - $83,400

Schedule:  

• Work hours are 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday – Friday (37.5 hours per week)

Preferred qualifications:  

• A bachelor’s degree with 12 semester hours in accounting and four years of accounting, auditing, or law enforcement experience

Additional requirements:

• Valid driver’s license 
• Must be able to pass a credit check, psychological evaluation, reading comprehension test, and a medical screening  
• Will be required to attend and successfully complete the basic law enforcement certification program at the SC Criminal Justice Academy if not already certified  
• Must be able to obtain a SC Constable Commission I, as required by SLED

 

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Property Appraisers specialize in valuing large-scale manufacturing facilities across South Carolina. This role combines on-site inspections, financial and data analysis, and association with local officials to ensure complex industrial properties are assessed fairly and accurately under state law.

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Appraisers in this role evaluate manufacturing facilities, reviewing operational and financial information to determine fair market value for property tax purposes. The work often involves visiting large industrial sites, interpreting detailed data, and applying state property tax standards in situations that require judgment and consistency.  

This career is well suited for self-starting professionals who enjoy analytical problem-solving and seeing how large-scale operations function on a day-to-day basis. 

Salary range: $67,791 - $88,600

Schedule:  

• Flexible hours may be available from 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Monday – Friday (37.5 hours per week).  
• Hybrid schedules may be available with up to two days of telework per week after one year of employment with SCDOR.  

Preferred qualifications:  

• A bachelor’s degree with experience in real estate appraisal

 

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ABL Regulatory Analysts help ensure alcohol beverage licenses and permits are issued and managed in accordance with South Carolina law. This role combines regulatory review, customer service, and collaboration with local and state partners to support compliance with ABL laws.

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ABL Regulatory Analysts examine applications and supporting documents, analyze data, and conduct research related to ABL laws and policies. In this role, you’ll set up applications, collect and process fees, and coordinate with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division for required field investigations. You’ll also communicate regularly with customers, county officials, and other state agencies to answer questions and resolve routine licensing issues.

Salary range: $41,947 - $59,500

Schedule:  

• Hours are from 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday – Friday (37.5 hours per week).
• Hybrid schedules may be available with up to two days of telework per week after one year of employment with SCDOR.

Preferred qualifications:  

• A bachelor’s degree in a business-related or government-related field  

 

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