California State Board of Equalization is a community department that operates as a component of the tax programs administer to serve the public through efficient, effective, and fair tax administration. The department is responsible for ensuring that county property tax assessment practices were uniform and equal throughout the state. California State Board of Equalization collects fees and taxes that offer more than 30 percent of the government's annual revenue and essential funding for cities, counties, and special districts. The department provides competitive pay packages, healthcare benefits, and other perks to its employees. California State Board of Equalization was founded in 1879, and its headquarter is located in California, United States.
What departments California State Board of Equalization employees work at?
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