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2014/2015 YEAR-END CLOSE 101
May 4, 2015
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Room is available to 11:30 AM
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ACCOUNTING TEAM INTRODUCTIONS
WE ARE HERE TO HELP
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Watch for my Weekly Reminders
starting in May (this week 5/4)
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STAFF & FACULTYCOMMUNICATION
Join the Google Community General News for announcements on:
Join the Accounting Mailing List if you personally want to receive an email:
on year-end close reminders, instructions and changes.
Request through [email protected]
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PREFERRED CONTACT ROUTE
University AR: [email protected]
University AP: [email protected]
University Accounting: [email protected]
A staff member will respond within 24 hours otherwise you run into the risk of service interruption if the individual person you contacted is unavailable.
OPEN LABOn June 11-16 and June 19-22 (week days only) we will have an open lab in 84D, 11:00 am to noon, to help you with pulling reports, processing your manual accruals, corrections, or what ever year-end help you may need.
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UPCOMING BOF
UNIVERSITY• Not scheduled as yet Oct – Dec’2015
– Travel 101– Travel Updates– Chart-of-Accounts and Hospitality
• Any other requests send to [email protected]
Watch for the announcements
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YEAR END MEMO and POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
Finance Home Pagehttps://csumb.edu/finance
Listing of deadline dates is in the
YEAR-END MEMO (updated version provided soon)
Finance Websitehttps://csumb.edu/finance
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Finance Websitehttps://csumb.edu/finance
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ACCOUNTING WEBSITEhttps://csumb.edu/finance/accounting
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Glossary of Terms, Abbreviations & Acronyms
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TRAVEL WEBSITEhttps://csumb.edu/finance/travel-policies-
procedures
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TOOLS OF THE TRADE
Especially for year-end close:• Journal Upload Form (ALL FUNDS)
- Preferred if used over the fillable form
year round• Separate Procard template - different
instructions but do not need to segregate
• Accrual Template for manual accruals• Separate Travel Template – must segregate
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Use for:• ProCard chartfield correction if posts
to default chartfield• GL corrections
Benefit:• No limitations on how many lines• Can combine GL & Procard
corrections• Time saver for all involved when
multiple lines; use in lieu of the Expense Transfer (ET) Form
JOURNAL UPLOAD
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Fiscal Authorities who is accepting the expenditure or who is moving out revenue needs to send the journal upload and carbon copy the other fiscal authority (other side of the transaction).
Budget Analysts who are processing can carbon copy both fiscal authorities.
Accounting will wait at least until the following day to process.
JOURNAL UPLOAD
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Accounting will wait at least until the following day to process but:
If ET/RT received in calendar month, it is processed for month end close.
Exceptions is year-end close. There are guaranteed and non-guaranteed deadlines.
Last day to send, • Guaranteed is June 10• non-guaranteed is June 22, by noon.
JOURNAL UPLOAD
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New Journal Upload Templates:• Procard University Forms• General Ledger Corrections
Support required showing how activity reflects in the GL and why correcting chartfield (attach receipt, etc.)
PLEASE do not attach to the ProCard Reconciliations.
JOURNAL UPLOAD DEMO
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Where to send Journal Upload :• [email protected]
If ET affects a different department, please carbon copy fiscal authority from that department
Who to Contact Regarding ETs :• [email protected]• Call 3711
JOURNAL UPLOAD
ACCOUNTS TO USEMake sure you are
classifying activity correctly
If not sure what account to use,
ask Accounting.
Require support of activity to verify classification for any GL movement; i.e. Data Warehouse Report or ProCard report, etc.
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The CO has mandated that University billing be centralized (non-student).
All third party billing, including billing to the Auxiliary, has to be processed by the University Accounts Receivable (AR) Accountant.
NOTE: Do not deposit payments with Cashier (84C) without an invoice processed. Requires an University AR invoice number.
University Centralized Billing
University Accounts Receivable
TYPES:
Internal to Univ. – chargebacks
External – Auxiliary
(Univ Corp and Foundation)
- CSUs and CO (not Auxiliaries)
- Third Parties
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University Accounts Receivable
Internal to Univ. - Do not accrue internal chargebacks
External – when processing billing through University Accounts Receivable, then AR is automatically set up.
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INVOICING
University AR produces the official invoices.
Sales Orders can be produced by Depts.• Then sent to Univ AR to process either by
– RT or ET (internal chargebacks)– Billing (third parties and our Auxiliary)– CPO (to CO or CSUs – not Auxiliaries)
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INVOICING Monthly• Billing upload needs to be completed
accurately; not sure ask• Need by 23rd of each month
(recommended to do monthly) to be processed in time for month end close.– Exception is year-end close deadlines
• Weekly, need by to be submitted by Wednesday to be processed by Friday.
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Centralized Billing – SAM 8776
Please submit billing timely:
“The invoice shall be sent to the debtor as soon as practical and within 30 days after the event giving rise to the AR.”
University AR needs time to process the invoice as well to fall within this time restraint.
UNIV AR YE DEADLINES
Guaranteed:• June 10 (last day)
Non-guaranteed:• June 22 (noon) – this does not
include CPOs to be processed by CO for YE (CO deadline is June 17)– Late CPOs processed as AR/AP
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More Training
We provide University AR Training.
If you are new and can benefit from this training, please contact
And we will work on scheduling a training session.
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• Authorizes individuals to sign off on invoices, payment requests, travel, expense transfers, budget transfers, and purchase requisitions.
• Only for MB500 & MB51X by dept, use Trust Fund Agreement for Trust Funds.
• Form available at: https://csumb.edu/finance/university-forms
Delegation of Authority
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This is the time of year to review and update
Delegation of Authorities for your Dept
Should be doing year round as there is any change but requires an annual review as well
Why! • Fiscal spending should be by those
authorized to do so in order to protect assets and monitor budgets
• To avoid audit findings
Delegation of Authority
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Delegation of Authority
• Submit completed forms to:
Abe Pedroza
Mountain Hall C
• Can review authorization in CFS on DOA page or query:• Main menu > CSU Delegation of Authority >
Delegation Query > Dept > Search > View All• MB_DOA_SIGNATURE_AUTH
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Update ‘Delegation of Authority Forms’ if there are changes:• Employee moved to another department• Employee fiscal responsibilities changed
caused by promotion, reorg., etc.• Employee separated• Changes in ‘Approving Authority’
(person that approved the fiscal authority i.e. new President, Vice President, etc.)
Fiscal Authority
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To aid in your departmental review, request query results:
from Abe Pedroza, General Accountant Lead
Fiscal Authority
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o Cellphone Renewal under Option 2 Plan The Reimbursement Plan Agreements expire June 30, 2015 and must be renewed by June 15, 2015 so payment is not interrupted.
PAYMENTS (AP)
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PAYMENTS (AP)
If vendor payment terms net 30 days, depts have a one week (5 working days) turn around to produce for AP to process by net 30 days:
There are no guarantees after this that AP can produce net 30 days;
it is dependent on workload
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PAYMENT (AP) Cont’d
Travel Advances:
AP needs at least 10 working days (2 weeks) to process check
There are no guarantees after this that AP can produce in time
it is dependent on workload
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Departmental EmergenciesThese are costly interruptions to AP.
It takes 6 people to produce a check and the same amount time to process as regularly scheduled check run.
Accounting is operating LEAN
Emergencies now require special approval
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PLANPlan to help avoid emergencies.• Request that Travel Advance early• Get invoices approved quickly
Remember:• VDR is required in order to make
payments (NRAs take longer to process)• Contracts, MOUs and agreements
(signed) need to be in place• Catering form submitted
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GIFT CARDS
• Departments must first acquire permission from the Director of Accounting to purchase gift cards and provide the purpose of the purchase. Since the purchase of gift cards are restricted and only permitted under certain circumstances, the Accounting Department needs to review that the purchase is appropriate for the purpose prior to doing such.
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GIFT CARDS ContdPreapproval to purchase
Number purchased = Number distributed
(none left over – then not audited)
Proof: Distribution Log; Recipient should be signing for
Tax Reportable: • Non-employee:$600 and over (1099-MISC)• Employee – reported on W-2
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PERIODIC AUDITSPetty Cash, Change Fund, Stamps and Gift Cards are periodically audited:• Must be surprise audits• Need to notify Acctg immediately if holding
stamps and gift cards• Need to notify Acctg change in Petty Cash
custodians
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YE CLOSE AUDITJune 4 – Last Petty Cash disbursement to individuals by Custodians for FYE 6/30/2015
June 5 – AP requires replenishment requests from Custodians to process check by June 11 (special check run)
After June 11 – Audits will begin
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THIS WEEK WHAT IS IMPORTANT?
Up through April 30, 2015:• Expense Transfers• Revenue Transfers• Univ AR
– Campus Chargebacks– Billings (Auxiliary and third-parties)– CPOs
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SHOULD BE WORKING ON
Procurement:• Purchase Requisitions under $25K• PO Alterations
Accounts Payable:• Office Max Purchases (May 15 last day
to make purchases)• Invoices processed for May 21• Travel – Process RATs (Travel
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ACCRUALS
GROUP PROJECT- Accrue
Travel – Trip straddles FY14/15 and FY15/16,
6/28 – 7/2
Registration $450
Airfare $200
Lodging $100/night
Meals $55/day
Parking $20/day
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GROUP PROJECT- AccrueAP – Have not received invoice from Monterey Bay Systems for April – June services.
Quarterly billing:
1st Qtr $200
2nd Qtr $300
3rd Qtr $100
PO# 12345
Chartstring: 613802 MB500 (your dept)51
NEW THIS YEARFIRST NOTICESAll invoices received via mail/electronically are tracked by AP; reviewed if voucher/pay.
List will be sent to Depts to make sure if not paid, to locate and process, or manually accrue.
Respond back on items AP shows as not paid; denote paid by either: • ProCard or Auxiliary Funding, • if in dispute or • manually accruing
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Departmental Schedules
REQUIRE SCHEDULE INFO: - Accounting needs to know when you will be
gone and who is covering while you are gone.
Dept.Name
Dept. IDs(list)
Contact Name
Primary or
Support Person
Support Person
ToWhom
Work Ext
Contact # (other than
work)
Dates not
available
Dates covering
Support Person
ActivitiesLimited
to:
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Accounting Changes
MAIN CHANGES:• Procard - able to correct default chartfields• Manual Accruals - moved up to June 16 from
June 20 last year• GL Corrections - strictly adhering to June 22 at noon in order to finish posting by July 1 (except for the CO deliverable postings)• YE Timeline - available in a different format• YE Memo - has recently been revised
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CRITICAL DATES TO REMEMBER
May 21 - All invoices are due from Depts.May 28 - Last large check run for the FYJune 16 - Manual Accruals due from Depts.June 17- 22 (noon) - will accept approved
invoices to accrue via vouchering into FY14/15 (non-guaranteed); if submit an invoice do not manually accrue. If submit an invoice for activity that was manually accrued, notate such on the invoice to avoid a duplicate accrual.
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ACCRUALSACCOUNTING METHOD
At fiscal year-end (June 30), generally accepted accounting principles requires income to be recognized in CSUMB books at the time the revenue is earned (but not necessarily received) and records expenses when liabilities are incurred (but not necessarily paid for).
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FY 2014-2015 - AR
BY
JUNE 30, 2015GOODS & SERVICES
NEED TO BE
RENDERED BY CAMPUS …
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SERVICE CONTRACTS - AR
Understand your service contract, MOU or agreement.
Know what you should be billing or accruing (AR) by June 30, 2015 to fulfill the agreement.
For example: If provided services in June (PY) then you need to manually accrue June activity if did not submit for billing.
DO NOT WAIT FOR THE INVOICE/BILL
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SERVICE CONTRACTS - AR
If service contracts crosses fiscal years then only accrue portion for FY 2014/2015 (PY).
Estimate using percentages or ratios as required.
Provide calculations with documentation.
Note: If paid in advance of services rendered then this is either a DEPOSIT or PAYMENT RECEIVED IN ADVANCE; special accounts
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FY 2014-2015 - AP
BY
JUNE 30, 2015GOODS & SERVICES
NEED TO BE
RECEIVED ON CAMPUS …
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SERVICE CONTRACTS
Understand your service contract, MOU or agreement.
Know what you are liable for paying by June 30, 2015 to fulfill the agreement.
For example: If paying for services in July (CY) for June activity (PY), then you need to manually accrue June activity.
DO NOT WAIT FOR THE INVOICE/BILL
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SERVICE CONTRACTS
Look closely at the service dates on your invoice/bill.
If crosses fiscal years then only accrue portion for FY 2014/2015 (PY).
Estimate using percentages or ratios as required.
Provide calculations with documentation.
Note: If paid or vouchered, will not be accruing but denote how much prepaid for FY15/16
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1. Place your orders early2. Work with vendor to assure goods
delivered to CSUMB by June 303. If purchasing goods, place on 3-way
match PO (requires a receiver – GL015 job will auto accrue for you)
4. Schedule service completed by June 305. Get invoice early for processing and to
AP by June 16 deadline for the latest (guaranteed to be accrued in LEGAL)
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6. Present an approved invoice instead of manually accruing; saves time because will be vouchered instead of journaled
7. If manually accrued item, when invoice is received make notation on the invoice that it was already accrued in order to avoid duplicate accrual
8. If vendor guarantees shipment by June 30, go ahead and manually accrue on June 16; forward this vendor guarantee with the completed accrual template
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9. Consolidate all AP manual accrual (remember travel is on a separate template) to avoid duplicate requests10. If manually accruing PO related activity, do not accrue for more than the PO balance11. If manually accruing PO related activity, make sure the chartstring is same as on the PO for the line item12. Accrue all funds in both LEGAL and GAAP.
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13. Review your contract dates for recording prepaids, advance payments received, and accruals (AP-payables or AR-receivables).
14. If you run into any problems causing you to miss guaranteed deadlines, please continue processing and expeditiously send to
Accounting for processing.15. We are here to help if you run into problems, please contact the Finance Team immediately. We can usually find a suitable solution for all parties involved.
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Different Types of POs
• 2-Way MatchUsually Blanket POs
For services
An invoice is matched to the PO.
Does not require receiving in CFS
• 3-Way MatchCannot be a Blanket POs
Usually for goods
An invoice is matched to the PO and Receiver
Requires receiving in CFS
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ACCRUALS MAY EITHER BE IN THE FORM OF
A. AUTOMATED ACCRUAL ENTRIES1. VOUCHERING PROCESS2. GL015 CFS JOB
OR
B. MANUAL ACCRUAL JOURNAL ENTRIES1. LEGAL (Actuals Ledger)2. GAAP
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A. AUTOMATED ACCRUALS
1. VOUCHERING PROCESS: Invoice vouchered in FY 2014/2015 by 6/30/2015 but not paid by 5/28/2015, which is the last large check run of the year.
2. GL015 CFS JOB: If goods are received on a Purchase Order (PO)
by 6/30/2015 but not vouchered and paid, by running a CFS job (GL015), will automatically accrue these three-way matches.
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B. MANUAL ACCRUAL JE1. LEGAL (Actuals Ledger) 6/21/2015 Accounting Dept processes Manual
Accruals, for goods or services received by 6/30/2015, that were not accrued through the automated process:
i) DIRECT PAYMENT-Complete Template
ii) TWO-WAY MATCH PO (Blanket PO)-Complete Template
iii) THREE-WAY MATCH PO (receiving required) PO closed in error, receiving error or
no receiving in CFS by June 30 - Complete Template
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Accrual Rule of Thumb
Actuals Ledger (Legal Books)
Departments to review FY14/15
Data Warehouse on 6/16/2015.
If expense not reflecting as of 6/16/2015, then write up a manual accrual and turn in to Accounts Payable by 5:00 p.m. on 6/16/2015.
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B. MANUAL ACCRUAL JE2. GAAP
After July 1 up through to July 9, if goods or services received by
June 30 but not accrued in the Legal books, then will be accrued in GAAP
After July 9 continue to notify of items missed; we track unrecorded liabilities
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2 Ways Posted to GAAP
A manual accrual gets into GAAP:
One way is through Accounts Payable.
a. In the current year, AP reviews all invoices to see if goods or services have been received by June 30th.
b. If should be accrued, then given to Accounting to journal the accrual.
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2 Ways Posted to GAAP
A manual accrual gets into GAAP:
Another way is by the Departments:
By July 14, if no invoice received on goods or services received June 30th, then the Department submits the ‘AP Manual Accrual Template’.
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MANUAL ACCRUALS Cont’dDepartments do not need to include the following
payments on the template:
• Airline Tickets (BTA) booking dates prior to June 15• Arrowhead• DGS (Department of General Services-2 month estimation)• Enterprise (CRBTA) booking dates prior to May 22• *Office Max & Office Depot orders up thru the May statement• Payroll (GAAP Accrual Only except for ESF)• ProCard June file for 5/16-6/15 only• ProCard Use Tax May file only for 4/16-5/15 ProCard purchases• Travel with cash advances and prepaid travel• Utilities internal, i.e. DGS and Central Plant only• Unvouchered, approved invoices sent to AP with proof of receiving
*Unless not on the final statement that posted to the GL and goods or services received by 6/30; depts will have to manually accrue
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MANUAL ACCRUALS Cont’d
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Departments should be tracking to manually accrue on June 16 (not a comprehensive listing):
*Airline Tickets (BTA) booked June 16 and after if did not turn in RAT to the Travel desk.
*Enterprise Rent-A-Car (CRBTA) booked May 22 and after if did not turn in RAT to the Travel desk.
Office Max/Office Depot expense not in the general ledgers (on Data Warehouse Reports) for goods purchased after the May Statement, June 1 - June 30, and will be received by June 30.
**ProCard where goods and services received by June 30 but expense is not in the general ledgers (on Data Warehouse Reports).
Utilities external vendors. Use Tax for tangibles purchased and received by June 30, where invoices were
vouchered in May and sales tax was not assessed. Use Tax for ProCard, from 5/16 to 6/30, for tangible goods received by June 30, where
sales tax was not assessed. Need to accrue both the full expense** (6/16-6/30), sales tax or use tax.
Other activity where goods and services received by June 30, but did not submit: o Approved Invoice o Approved TEC
and Accounting is not accruing for the Dept. (see below) *Booked on CSUMB credit accounts only
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MANUAL ACCRUALS Cont’d
Accounting and Departments will not accrue since 12 months of activity is posted to GL for FY14/15 (June 1-May31)
• Merchant Fees• *Office Max/Office Depot• TeleCom (internal phone system only)• Payroll Deductions (Gym and Parking)• Postage (internal postage system only)
*Depts. are permitted to manually accrue emergency orders
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ALL Purchase Orders will be closed starting June 24 unless Procurement receives a request (electronic spreadsheet) by May 29 to keep the PO open
Keep Open PO List
Keep Open PO vs Manual Accrual
• Due May 29• Send to Procurement• Only for POs• Preserves your PO
• Need to do both
• Due June 16• Send to Accounting (AP)• For many transactions• Reserves your funds
• Need to do both
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Difference between KEEP OPEN PO LISTING and
AP MANUAL ACCRUAL LISTING
Open PO Listing:• By sending Procurement an ‘Keep Open PO
Listing’ you request that your prior year purchase orders are not closed for FY2014/2015. Deadline date for this is 5/29/2015.
• Do not confuse with the Manual Accrual Template that AP requires
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Before submitting manual accruals, first check your PO balances (activity summary on remaining uninvoiced amount). The amount accruing related to a PO should not be greater than the balance remaining on the PO except for freight and sales tax if not factored in.
NOTE: Should only accrue what has been received by 6/30/2015 (based on actuals not encumbrances)
Check PO Balances
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Before submitting manual accruals, double check your PO chartstring. The amount accruing related to a PO should be of the same chartstring. Otherwise when the invoice is paid against the PO the accrual will not be posted to the same place.
REMEMBER: Three-way match POs will be automatically accrued by AP based on receiving. Two-way match POs invoices, not paid, will need to be manually accrued.
Check PO Chartstring
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ACTUALS ACCRUALTYPE PO Receiver in CFS
(Goods or Services)Invoice AUTO
ACCRUALMANUAL
ACCRUAL
Direct Payment
NO Receivingnot required in CFS
(Actual goods or services rec’d by 6/30/2015)
*YES rec’d by 6/30/2015
* Invoice Vouchered not paid by AP
Invoice not rec’d or sent to AP-CompleteTemplate
PO2-wayMatch
YES Receivingnot required in CFS
(Actual services rec’d by 6/30/2015)
*YESrec’d by 6/30/2015
*Invoice Vouchered not paid by AP
Invoice not rec’d or sent to AP-CompleteTemplate
PO3-wayMatch
YES Receiving is required in CFS by 6/30/2015(primarily goods)
NOWould be an auto accrual if AP has Invoice to voucher
Run CFS Job (GL015).
Require receiver but not invoice.
PO closed in error. Did not accrue automatically-CompleteTemplate
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Travel Desk
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TRAVEL If an approved TEC is not submitted by June
16 (guaranteed) or by June 22 noon, on travel occurring prior to and including June 30, then the department will need to submit to AP on a Travel Manual Accrual (template) on June 16 (guaranteed) or by June 22 noon.
Except if travel advance was issued. The Travel Accountant will accrue the RAT.
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TRAVEL Continued
If the actual travel expense exceeds the amount accrued, only the amount accrued will be charged to FY14/15.
The remainder will be charged to the FY15/16 departmental funds.
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TRAVEL Continued
Q: Registration deadline is prior to July 1st
(Prior Year) for a conference, but the trip is
in the New Year. Do I accrue the trip?
A: NO, you do not accrue the trip. Although
registration is paid in PY (FY14/15), the
expense is posted to the CY (FY15/16). This
is considered a prepaid expense.
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TRAVEL Continued
Q: I want to use my PY Budget. Can I pay
for FY15/16 (CY) travel in the PY (FY14/15)?
A: NO, you should not pay for travel in the PY
that occurs in the CY, unless you need to
meet registration deadline dates and to
secure economical fares. If you do, these
will be posted as a prepaid expense in the
CY. Please alert the Travel Accountant.
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TRAVEL Continued
If you embark on a trip in the PY and the trip continues into the new CY, you need to split the cost per fiscal year on a separate RAT and TEC.
You need to also submit a manual accrual for the PY portion of the trip. State the destination and date of the trip on the accrual form. Place on 2 separate TECs.
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TRAVEL Continued
If a trip is cancelled, the traveler is responsible for:
• Cancelling or changing any travel reservations• Notify Travel Accountant immediately so if
accrued, accrual will be reversed• Justification required if additional fee incurred• All refundable deposits to be returned to the
university promptly• Lost refunds due to failure to act will not be
reimbursed
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GAAP ACCRUAL
NOT POSTED TO ACTUALS
PO RECEIVER INVOICE
GAAP ACCRUAL
(All Funds)
FY 14/15 PO Open
YES
Goods or Services rec’d by
6/30/2015
Approved invoices to AP by 7/9/2015 guarantee
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All original approved receivers (packing slips) have to be sent to the ‘Shipping and Receiving (FSO)’ prior to noon on June 15, 2015 at noon.
AP requires ‘proof of receiving’ for the accrual process.
Since manual accruals are due earlier than June 30, 2015, if confident shipment will be received 6/30 then manually accrue. AP will get a copy of the receiver from S&R (FSO). If no proof of receiving by 6/30 then will remove the accrual in GAAP which may affect your budget in FY15/16.
SHIPPING & RECEIVING
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PREPAID EXPENSE
DEFINITION: Prepaid expense is expense paid in advance where goods or services have not yet been received.
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PREPAID EXPENSE
PURPOSE:
The CSU follow accrual basis accounting for financial reporting:
• Track for all funds• Different types of prepaid expenses
are booked in different ledgers at CSUMB
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PREPAID EXPENSEAt CSUMB, we record in our LEGAL books (aka Data Warehouse) prepaid expenses for: • Travel • Subscriptions and • Memberships
All other prepaid expenses are tracked for financial reporting (GAAP) purposes only
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PREPAID EXPENSE
For Prepaid ProCard activity –
Departments to track • May• June
Amounts $250/item or greater
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PREPAID EXPENSE
TYPES OF PREPAID EXPENSES (some are posted to *Legal and the rest to GAAP):– *Travel (includes registration fees)– Insurance (insurance accounts only)– Licenses (use same account # of item purchased that is being licensed)– *Memberships (account # 660804 – except Library Acquisitions)– Maintenance Agreements (use same acct # of item purchased agreement for)– Postage (accounts # 660014, 660015 & 660016 - depends on type)– Rent (account # 660831)– Services accounts (613001-613816 contractual & non-contractual service accts)– Space Rental (account # 660041)– *Subscriptions (account # 660804-except CSUMB Library Acquisitions)– Telephone bills external (account # 604001)– Utilities bills external (account # 605000-605005 - depends on type)– Warranties (use same account # of item purchased warranty for)