Accounts Payable Technician
State of South Carolina · Williamsburg County, SC · 1 mo ago
AccountingFull-time
Responsibilities
- Responsible for accounts payable files and creating vouchers for invoice payments according to established laws and regulations.
- Prints accounts payable checks and matches checks with appropriate invoices and purchase orders.
- Mails checks with appropriate remittance advice and maintains related voucher file.
- Prepares year end 1099 tax forms and reports.
- Manages the college's investment accounts.
- Responsible for invoices qualifying for direct payment and general ledger account to be charged.
- Verifying budgeted funds are available.
- Verifies invoices are taxed at the appropriate rate.
- Calculates quarterly use sales tax payable and maintains file for reporting.
- Responsible for student refunds in accordance with federal and state laws as verified and approved through authorizing departments within the college.
- Responsible for ensuring drop/add forms are processed correctly and informing proper personnel of any discrepancies for corrections.
- Responsible for checkwriting on a timely basis ensuring requested deadlines are met, post totals to ledgers and journals.
- Maintain Accounts Payable files as required for auditing purposes to reflect daily, monthly, and year to date amounts for federal, state, and special grants accounts.
- Ensure voided checks have proper backup documentation.
- Research checks not clearing account within appropriate timeframe to ensure completion of check process.
- Participates with student registration and general public assistance.
- Aids in receptionist duties to include, but not limited to, phones, cashier, mail service, etc.
- Responsible for compiling necessary documentation for facilities department to include, but not limited to energy report and inventory reconciliation.
- Serve on college committees and assist department with institutional effectiveness reports.
- Performs other duties as required.
Requirements
- A high school diploma and experience in entry-level accounting or bookkeeping.
- A bachelor's degree may be substituted for required work experience.