(1) In addition to any function specified in this article, the functions of the department of revenue and the duties of the executive director of the department of revenue as the head of said department or of the head of a group, division, or subordinate department appointed by the executive director in accordance with this article are: (a) To collect delinquent taxes, assessments, and licenses under the jurisdiction of the department of revenue; (b) To assist the attorney general in the prosecution of any legal actions commenced for the collection of any delinquent tax, assessment, or license within the jurisdiction of the department of revenue; (c) To audit reports and returns of taxpayers in connection with all taxes, assessments, and licenses within the jurisdiction of the department of revenue, and, in the performance of this function and duty, the work of the department of revenue shall be so planned and organized that when a field auditor of the department of revenue investigates the tax liability of a taxpayer, to the extent practical, he or she shall examine the tax liability of such taxpayer with respect to all state taxes as to which the return or report of the taxpayer is in question to the end that separate audits by different auditors shall be reduced to a minimum; (d) To assist local tax collectors insofar as the collection of state taxes is concerned; (e) To promulgate and establish, with the approval of the governor, rules governing not only the internal administration of the department of revenue but also the collection of taxes, assessments, and licenses and delinquencies in any thereof; (f) To make arbitrary deficiency and jeopardy assessments as provided by law and by the rules of the department; (g) Such other duties as may be delegated from time to time to the department of revenue by law concerning the enforcement and collection of state taxes, assessments, and licenses; (h) To act for and on behalf of the executive director of the department of revenue in all department of revenue matters whenever the executive director specifically authorizes the head of a group, division, or subordinate department to act on his or her behalf for the purposes described in this section.
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