Why Us
Local Government Experience:
Working for TPCG provides the opportunity to contribute directly to the governance and services of Terrebonne Parish.
Benefits:
- Comprehensive Benefits: TPCG offers a variety of benefits, including health, vision, and dental insurance, personal and sick leave, and retirement benefits.
- Professional Development: TPCG may offer opportunities for professional growth and training.
- Community Impact: Working for TPCG allows you to contribute to the well-being and development of your local community.
How to Apply
Think you're ready to join the TPCG team but not sure how to get started? No problem! Check the listing below to browse all the jobs we have to offer. If you think you'd be a good fit for a vacancy listed, don't waste any time! Things can move quickly around here, and we're ready to get to know you.
Fill out the employment application to start the process. The instructions are attached. Return the application along with your resume/cover letter (if applicable) to Human Resources in one of the following ways no later than the end of the business day on the vacancy's closing date:
Administrative Assistant
# SU02 Aug 26 2026 - Dec 31 2026 $16.35 - $25.65 per hour Sales & Use Tax Department
This position provides direct administrative support to the Director and assists with special projects as assigned while working in a professional office setting and requires frequent interaction with taxpayers, staff members, the Director, Advisory Board members, legal contacts, and other agencies.
The role requires regular use of computers, phones, scanners, spreadsheets, filing systems, and office equipment.
The Administrative Assistant should have familiarity with human resource management and be comfortable with the associated duties.
If interested in this vacancy, please apply at:
Sales & Use Tax Department
8026 Main Street, Ste 600
Houma, LA 70360
8 AM - 4 PM
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Job Duties
- Provide direct administrative support to the Director and assist with special projects as assigned.
- Answer phone calls and respond to taxpayer emails in a professional and timely manner.
- Order office supplies, monitor postage machine funds, and coordinate routine office support needs.
- Prepare leave forms and lunch change forms, process time-off requests, and assist with general office documentation. Open, sort, and process incoming mail, including returned mail.
- Make phone calls to delinquent sales tax and occupational license accounts, including daily outreach for delinquent sales tax accounts.
- Create, process, and follow up on part payment agreements for delinquent accounts.
- Process part payments and assist with related taxpayer account documentation.
- Issue 10-day, 30-day, and 60-day assessment letters and maintain related spreadsheets. Issue letters for ODR and audit-related Notice of Assessment and Notice of Intent correspondence.
- Prepare lien paperwork, scan documents into taxpayer accounts, and maintain related folders.
- Prepare lawsuit paperwork, coordinate with the attorney, contact the courthouse regarding court costs and service status, and maintain accurate records. Scan letters, bankruptcy paperwork, exemption certificates, and other account documents into taxpayer files.
- Track certified mail and maintain organized physical and electronic filing systems.
- Review updates to applicable tax laws and complete required training courses.
- Send Advisory Board agendas to the courier for publication.
- Attend Advisory Board meetings, take minutes, prepare minutes for approval, and place approved minutes on the council agenda when required.
- Distribute approved minutes to Advisory Board members and submit them to the courier for publication.
- Enter batches into office software and assist with cash return processing as needed.
- Deposit checks into the banking system.
- Submit monthly occupational license postage to appropriate office personnel.
Skills and Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent required; additional coursework in business, office administration, accounting, or a related field is preferred.
- Prior administrative, clerical, accounting, tax office, collections, or public service experience preferred.
- Maintain accuracy, confidentiality, and professionalism while prioritizing work in a busy office environment with minimal supervision.
- Communicate comfortably with taxpayers by phone, email, and in person.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with a professional and courteous manner.
- Demonstrate willingness to learn sales tax procedures, occupational license processes, and related office requirements.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, spreadsheets, scanning, filing, and general office equipment.
- Experience with AS/400 or similar account management systems is helpful.
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