Revenue Tax Administrator
Listed on 2026-09-13
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Government
Financial Compliance, Financial Analyst, Financial Reporting
Salary: $73,242.40
General Description and Classification Standards:The Revenue Tax Administrator is responsible for administering, monitoring, and enforcing municipal revenue programs related to blighted property taxation, infrastructure-related fees, special service districts (SSDs), enterprise zones and other non-major revenue sources. This role ensures compliance with applicable city ordinances, state laws, and regulatory frameworks while supporting revenue integrity and equitable enforcement.
Job Description Posting Expires: 9/16/2026Salary: $73,242.40
General Description and Classification Standards:
The Revenue Tax Administrator is responsible for administering, monitoring, and enforcing municipal revenue programs related to blighted property taxation, infrastructure-related fees, special service districts (SSDs), enterprise zones and other non-major revenue sources. This role ensures compliance with applicable city ordinances, state laws, and regulatory frameworks while supporting revenue integrity and equitable enforcement.
The position combines analytical, legal, and field enforcement functions, including identifying non-compliant properties or accounts, initiating collection actions, and coordinating with internal and external stakeholders.
Supervision ReceivedThe position will report to the Revenue Director and Accounting Manager II within the Department of Finance, Office of Revenue – Payment Processing Division.
Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesThese are typical responsibilities for this position and should not be construed as exclusive or all inclusive.
Blight Tax Administration & Enforcement- Identify, evaluate, and maintain records of properties subject to blight taxation.
- Coordinate with code enforcement and planning departments to verify blight designation status.
- Calculate and assess applicable taxes, penalties, and interest.
- Ensure tax notices are generated and sent timely.
- Administer and monitor infrastructure-related fees (e.g., impact fees, development fees, or public improvement charges).
- Ensure proper assessment and billing in accordance with ordinances and development agreements.
- Reconcile fee collections and track outstanding balances.
- Coordinate with public works, planning, and finance teams on fee applicability and compliance.
- Manage billing and collection processes for properties within designated special service districts.
- Verify district boundaries, property eligibility, and assessment methodologies.
- Respond to inquiries from property owners and stakeholders regarding SSD charges.
- Support reporting and financial tracking of SSD revenues and expenditures.
- Monitor compliance for businesses required to pay enterprise zone infrastructure fees.
- Track eligibility requirements, reporting and payment obligations.
- Conduct periodic reviews or audits to ensure continued compliance.
- Coordinate with economic development agencies on program updates and compliance issues.
- Investigate delinquent accounts (including businesses that have failed to register) across all assigned revenue programs.
- Initiate and manage enforcement actions, including:
- Issuance of notices of delinquency
- Filing of liens
- Payment plans and settlements
- Referrals for litigation or foreclosure (as applicable)
- Maintain accurate documentation of enforcement actions and case status.
- Collaborate with legal counsel, courts, and third-party collection entities when necessary.
- May perform other duties as assigned.
The above statements reflect the general duties, responsibilities and competencies considered necessary to perform the essential duties and responsibilities of the job and should not be considered as a detailed description of all the work requirements of the position. COA may change the specific job duties with or without prior notice based on the needs of the organization.
KnowledgeSkills and Abilities
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to interpret and apply complex ordinances and regulations.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
- Ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines simultaneously.
- Proficiency in financial systems, databases, and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Finance, Accounting, Urban Planning, Law, or a related field; OR an equivalent…
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