Position Details: Deputy Treasurer Assistant
Aransas County, Texas · Rockport, TX · 2 wk ago
Finance$20.61/hrFull-time
Essential Duties
- Daily Receipting of monies from other County Departments, incoming Online ACH deposits, and Accounts Receivable payments received in the mail.
- Prepare bank deposits and deliver deposits to the bank or via Remote Deposit.
- Supports and assists Payroll Clerk with all Payroll procedures on a regular basis.
- Reconcile expenditures within the County’s TECLOSE, Unclaimed Property and Forfeiture Funds.
- Aid in Receipting and documenting all taxes received for Hotel Occupancy and Venue taxes.
- Maintain current records of Hotel Occupancy and Venue taxes collected, unpaid and late taxes, and continuously correspond with taxpayers pertaining to these taxes.
- Continuously perform analysis and online research to discover Hotel Occupancy and Venue tax properties that are not in compliance.
- Aid in preparing the annual Budget, in regards to Hotel Occupancy and Venue Tax Revenues.
- Aid in the entry of Juror payments for processing by Accounts Payable.
- Compose correspondence, emails, memos, reports and other documents as necessary.
- Answer telephone, receive visitors and answer inquiries and open records requests.
- Periodically attend Commissioners’ Court meetings.
- Perform other financial and clerical duties as needed and as directed by the County Treasurer.
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Knowledge of: general office practices and procedures; legislation relevant to state fees, County finance, Hotel Occupancy Tax; basic accounting practices; Excel and Word; and general computer operations.
- Skill/Ability to: operate a computer and basic office equipment; proficient in Excel, Word and other data entry processes; email and other interoffice communications; excellent organizational skills; interact with the public; collect and analyze data; accurately balance accounts; manage time effectively; comply with policies and procedures; establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers, other county employees, clients, and the general public; understand and follow directions; communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Required Experience and Training
- High School graduation or its equivalent.
- Advanced education and/or extensive on-the-job training in accounting and banking functions and procedures.
Required Certificates and Licenses
- Valid Texas Driver’s License.
- Must be Bondable.