What are the responsibilities and job description for the Deputy Auditor position at Franklin County?
Job Description
Job Description
NATURE OF WORK :
Under general supervision, performs audit work and completes special projects as necessary to ensure the accuracy of financial records, and effectiveness of operations.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS : Performs operational and county audit work as required by State of Missouri statutes, which includes the following duties : .
- Perform daily, monthly, and quarterly audits of revenue and cash reports for assigned departments and divisions.
- Audit County accounts payable transactions for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with County policies and State statutes; initiates corrective actions as appropriate.
- Maintains and oversees the County’s fixed asset system; coordinates and directs the County’s annual physical inventory process.
- Perform checks, reconciliations, comparisons, and verifications using auditing analysis to identify fraudulent transactions, errors, omissions, and inefficiencies.
- Complete and file State required filings.
- Create and distribute financial statements to various departments.
- Approves departmental requisitions based upon budgetary compliance, financial guidelines, local policy, and state statutes.
- Advises County offices and departments concerning the allocation of all funds, assignment of accounting codes, and other accounting related matters.
- Prepares and adjusts journal entries as needed.
- Generates and participates in the preparation of reports.
- Orders and maintains office supplies.
- May complete Auditor duties in his / her absence.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
WORKING ENVIRONMENT / PHYSICAL DEMANDS :
Work is performed in a standard office environment and involves sitting for extended periods of time, standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting objects up to 25 pounds.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED :
Knowledge of :
Skills in :
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS :
Bachelor’s degree with emphasis in accounting or closely related field.
Minimum of one year auditing or accounting experience in a governmental setting.
Ability to interpret and implement accounting rules and procedures.
Ability to extensively use computers and related accounting software / systems in performing financial job tasks, specifically spreadsheet manipulation using formulas, links, etc.