Accountant II

The Accountant II position has primary responsibility for general accounting, miscellaneous reconciliations, reporting, and performs a variety of other related accounting duties. Serves as backup for full scale payroll processing during Accountant I’s absence. Performs a variety payroll duties: 941 Quarterly TMRS 945 Filing TEC Processing Proof payroll register each payroll run to ensure accuracy Process W-2’s; Reconciles employee benefit invoices to assure proper payment to insurance vendors as backup. Edits journal entries. Assists with monthly/quarterly/annual State Comptroller’s payments include but not limited to: Monthly sales tax Court quarterly Child Safety annual Assists with fixed assets. Assists with capital projects. Assists with certain purchasing functions within the department. Performs monthly bank reconciliations as backup. Performs monthly balance sheet accounts reconciliations include but not limited to: UB Receivables Security Deposits Payroll liabilities Property taxes Investments Performs quarterly investment reports. Assists with EDC monthly financial reports. Assists with grants administration. Performs Seizure fund reconciliations and annual filings. Performs PIDs, TIRZ, MUD, etc. reconciliations, payments, and maintains proper records. Coordinates with auditor to complete city’s annual audits. Assists with budgeting. Delivers cash deposit bags to bank location during City Marshal’s absence. Indirectly supervises accounts payable staff and serves as accountant I’s backup. Adheres to all City policies and procedures as outlined in the Employee Handbook, in particular: Attendance Policy All Safety Policies and Procedures Appropriate business casual attire for office personnel and proper uniform attire for those departments that are so designated (Police, Fire, and Public Works Departments) Education and Experience Requirements Bachelor’s Degree from a U.S. accredited college or university in accounting or related field; 3 - 6 years of progressively responsible related experience; experience in a position of comparable scope and size to the City of La Marque highly desirable; Alternatively, any equivalent combination of education, experience, and training that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities; Knowledge, Skills and Abilities General knowledge of municipal accounting practices and procedures. General knowledge of arithmetic. General knowledge of state and local fiscal regulations, policies and procedures. General knowledge of terminology used within the department. General knowledge of office accounting methods and procedures. Ability to organize and effectively process and maintain financial records and files, and prepare reports from them. Ability to analyze and record information and balance figures. Ability to verify documents and forms for accuracy and completeness. Ability to exercise tact, courtesy and firmness in contract with the general public and City employees. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships as necessitated by work assignments. Ability to work flexibly and remotely. Ability to continue functioning during emergency situations. Ability to communicate clearly and effectively. Ability to serve with professional and courteous manner. Emergency Operation Classification: Tier 1 - Employees with specific responsibilities who remain in the City, on the job, and/or at a designated location during an emergency. #J-18808-Ljbffr La Marque, City of (TX)