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Title: Fiscal Year-End Closing 2005/2006


1
Fiscal Year-End Closing
2005/2006 Follow the Footsteps.
  • to a Great Closing
  • Sonoma County
  • Office of Education

2
Year-End Closing Timeline
May/June
  • 5/24 Year-End Closing Workshop
  • 6/09 Close FY05-
    Payables/Receivables
  • 6/22 Last APY Run
  • 6/22 Final Cash Transfers
  • 6/23 Final Cash Deposits
  • 6/28 Open POs Rolled to PCLs
  • Page 3

3
Year-End Closing Timeline June/July/August
  • 6/30 Board Approved Blanket Transfer
    Resolution
  • 7/14 Use Tax Report
  • 7/31 Final Journal Entries (JE CJV) Final
    PCL AR Setups
  • 7/31 Prior Year Screens Close at 430 pm
  • Page 3

4
SCOES TIMELINE
  • Budgets
  • Start Up Forms June 16
  • Budget Submission June 30
  • Cash Roll July 3
  • Adopted Budget (budget transfers) July 3 / AUG
    15
  • Unaudited Actuals
  • Closing Checklist July 31
  • Final Asset/Liability Roll - August
  • Page 4

5
FCS Batch Clean Up
  • Review FCS Batch Control Report
  • Identify Unposted Batches by Type of Transaction
  • Report Batch Contents Using Report Option
  • Delete Unposted Transactions
  • Void Empty, Unposted 2005/2006 Batches
  • Page 5

6
Prior Year Clean Up
  • Must Be Performed Before Running Current Year End
    Accruals
  • Prior Year Account Balances Must Be Zero by June
    9, 2006
  • Accounts Receivable (prior year) 9210
  • Accounts Payable (prior year) 9510
  • Deferred Revenue 9650
  • Open Receivable and Payable Reports Must be Zero
    by June 9, 2006
  • Page 7

7
Accounts ReceivableClean Up
  • Run Open Receivables Report
  • If any Open Receivables Are Still Valid
  • Liquidate (Z-out) Using AR Receipt
  • Reestablish Using AR Setup
  • Run GLD120 Report for Object 9210
  • Clear 9210 to Zero
  • Clear Outstanding FCS Batches
  • Page 8

8
Accounts Payable Cleanup
  • Clear Outstanding APY Batches
  • Run Open Payables Report
  • If Any Open Payables Are Still Valid
  • Liquidate (Z-out) Using PCL Payment
  • Re-establish Using Payables Setup
  • Run GLD120 Report for Object 9510
  • Clear 9510 to Zero
  • Page 10

9
APY Batch Clean-Up
  • Review APY Batch Control Report
  • Identify Unpaid Batches by June 21
  • Report Batch Contents Using District Accounts
    Payable Prelist Report
  • Delete Unprocessed Payments
  • Void Empty, Unpaid 2005/2006 Batches
  • All Batches PAID or VOID by June 22
  • Page 13

10
GASB 34 PREP
  • Preliminarily Run HP3000 data through
    SACSA2006All GASB 34 Segments
  • Print Fund Consolidation SEE ALL YOUR DISTRICTS
    FUNDS!!!!
  • Print CE001- Capital Assets by Function
  • Print CE002- Capital Assets by Object
  • Analyze Above Reports For Account Code Errors
  • Page 15

11
GASB 34 Prep
  • Run HP3000 BDX by function and review report
  • Why?

12
GASB 34 Prep
  • GASB 34 presents by Function!!!!!!!!!!
  • Please.
  • correct all errors noted in the previous
    steps prior to submitting your unaudited actuals
    to your accountant

13
Special Ed MOE Prep
  • Determine Change in Special Ed MOE Prior Year
    to Current Year
  • Run Special Ed MOE Report in SACS2006ALL,
    Unaudited Actuals
  • Make Corrections, If Necessary
  • Be Prepared To Explain Differences If
    Expenditures Are Greater Than Prior Year
  • Page 18

14
Community Day School
  • Determine Allowable Costs are Coded to Resource
    2430, Goal 3550
  • Run Community Day School Report in SACS2006ALL,
    Unaudited Actuals
  • Make Corrections, if Necessary
  • Page 20

15
Final APY for 2005/2006
  • Thursday,
  • June 22, 2006
  • DO NOT OPEN BATCHES UNTIL JULY 3
  • Run Final Vendor History Report
  • Page 21

16
Purchase Order To PCL Roll
  • Review Open POs
  • Close If Not To Be Received BY JUNE 30
  • Run Encumbrances To Payables Report
  • On 6/28, ALL OPEN POs ROLL to PCLs
  • PCL Screens Will Be Closed 700 AM
  • Add/ Change/Delete PCLs Until JULY 31 Page 22

17
Use Tax Liability
  • Use Tax Rates 7.75 Sonoma County
  • 8.0 City of Sebastopol,
    City of Santa Rosa
  • After 6/23, Run Use Tax Report FOR ALL FUNDS
  • Add Sales Tax from Sales of Equipment
  • Balance to GLD120 (by resource)
    FOR ALL FUNDS
  • Pages 23 - 29

18
Use Tax Liability
  • Districts Being Reported By SCOE
  • Move ALL Use Tax to Fund 01
  • Resource 0000 With A Cash Transfer
  • Transfer By June 22
  • All Use Tax Reports Due To SCOE
  • By July 14, 2006

19
Holding/Clearing Accounts
  • Clear to Zero
  • 9538 PL Insurance Clearing
  • 953x Employee Payroll Adjustments
  • 9515 Stale Dated Warrants
  • 9569 Payroll Mapping Errors
  • Adjust to Actual
  • 957x Health Welfare Benefits
  • 9555 (SUI), 9557 (SDI)
  • 9580 Use Tax
  • Districts adjust all clearing to actual liability
    through June Reg. payroll. (Workers Comp to Fund
    01, Resource 0000, SCOE will clear final June
    Supp.)
  • Page 30

20
  • All Cash Transfers MUST be Processed by
    Thursday,
  • June 22, 2006
  • Page 32

21
2005/2006 Accounts Receivable
  • Object 9229 should begin with a zero balance
  • ARs Setup by Districts
  • Voc Ed Federal Grants (Res.3500-3699)
  • Mandate Cost Reimbursement only if received
  • NO ARs for Federal PL 81-874 Funds
  • Amounts owed to district for Rentals/Services
  • Cafeteria Funds Use Due To/ From (9610/9310)
    Cafeteria Accounts Use AR (Fund 01) EP (Fund
    93)
  • Lottery 3rd/4th Qtr Data From Accountants
  • Watch for Invalid Resources
  • Page 33

22
2005/2006 Accounts Receivable
  • SCOE Sets Up/Provides Spreadsheet
  • Title I
  • PL 101-476
  • Lottery- 3rd /4th, If Necessary
  • Use AR Setup Program ONLY
  • Do NOT Use JEs, Cash JVs or Transfers
  • Add/Change/Delete AR Setups Until 7/31
  • Submit Signed FAR311 When Done
  • Page 34

23
Revenue Limit Adjustments
  • Adjustments For
  • Meals For Needy
  • PERS Reduction
  • Over collection of Property Taxes
  • Charter in Lieu of Property Taxes(7280)
  • Reduction to State Aid(8011)/ Charters(8015)
  • Increase to Due to Government(9590)
  • Pages 36/37

24
Deferrals of June Apportionments
  • SCOE will set up and reverse all June
    apportionments deferrals
  • Special Ed AB 602 Revenues
  • GATE, Adult Ed, Charter Schools General Purpose
    Entitlement
  • Prior Year Adjustments (8019)
  • Other Special Ed Fees For Service and reversal in
    July (object 5809)
  • Categoricals
  • Transportation Resource 7230
  • School Safety Resource 6405
  • Page 37

25
Multi-District Service Agreements
  • SACS reporting monitors interagency revenues for
    service agreements among school districts
  • Common types are
  • Special Education
  • Transportation
  • Food Services
  • The district operating the program the Local
    Operation Agency needs to follow the Contract
    for Services accounting guidelines
  • Page 38

26
Multi-District Service Agreements
  • Local Operating Agency Accounting
  • Use a locally defined 9XXX resource
  • Expenditures are coded with a goal 7110,
    nonagency
  • SACS looks at any 8677 revenue and requires
    nonagency (goal 7110) expenditures
  • SCOE reviews all contracts for services
    relationships
  • Any District that receives revenues from other
    districts will be required to adopt the Local
    Operation Agency accounting method

27
2005/2006 Accounts Payable
  • Goods and/ or Services MUST BE RECEIVED BY JUNE
    30, 2006
  • Request Progress Billings Project
  • DO NOT USE TO ACCRUE BETWEEN FUNDS (except fund
    93)
  • Use Due To (9610),Due From (9310)
  • Watch for Invalid Resources
  • Open Purchase Orders Roll to PCLs 6/28 -
  • Cancel Any POs Not To Be Accrued
  • Page 41

28
Year-End Payroll Details
  • Payroll Fiscal Year Checklist Auth.
  • New Payroll Liability Cycle, Summer School
  • Deductions
  • DNP
  • Last Misc. Payroll Warrants June 20
  • Payroll Accounts Receivable (9213)
  • Raises and EFT Requests
  • STRS and PERS Notes
  • Page 45

29
Cash Balance as ofJune 30
  • EACH FUND MUST Have A Positive Cash Balance
  • Estimate The Following Outgo
  • ALL MAY JUNE PAYROLLS
  • ALL APY Payments
  • Loans to Subsidiary Funds
  • Estimate The Following Income
  • Revenue Limit
  • Special Purpose
  • Other Local Revenue
  • Page 48

30
  • IF CASH SHORTAGE IS ANTICIPATED
  • CALL
  • BARBARA TATMAN
  • NOW!!!!!

31
Trans Tax /Revenue Notes
  • Must Show Fee For Borrowing
  • Must Follow Payment Schedule
  • Must Be Paid By May 1, 2006
  • Page 50

32
Cash Roll
  • Clear All Invalid Resources
  • Fund Balance and Cash Balance Must be Zero
  • Make Necessary Corrections
  • Must Be Done By June 22, or
  • Cash Roll And APY Will Not Happen
  • Page 51

33
PL 101 - 476
  • PL 101-476 (Resource 3310)
  • Expend all Funds by June 30th
  • See Table on page 53 of Closing Manual
  • USE IT OR LOSE IT
  • Page 52

34
PERS Reduction
  • PERS Reduction Rates and Payroll
  • Charge All Allowable Classified Salaries to PL
    101-476
  • No PERS Reduction for Charter Schools
  • May Adjust PERS Reduction P2 Estimates to Actual
    During Closing of 2005/2006 Books
  • Page 54

35
Lottery
  • Expend for Appropriate Instructional Expenses
  • Resource 1100
  • Rate 125 per ADA
  • Resource 6300
  • Rate 26 per ADA
  • Transfers Out of 1100 Resource Require Additional
    SACS Reporting
  • Your Auditor Will Audit Expenditures
  • Pages 55 - 57

36
Interest Calculation
  • Post Interest To Required Funds and Resources
  • Restricted Resources IMFRP
  • Cash in County Treasury Report
  • Average Quarter Balance x Rate/4Quarters
    Interest
  • Treasury Rates (See Page 59 of Manual)
  • Page 58

37
Restricted Maintenance Accounts
  • Transfer to Resource 8150
  • Calculated Amount must be 3 Total Adopted Budget
  • Transfer to Deferred Maintenance From Resource
    8150
  • Page 61

38
Fund Balance or Deferred Revenue
  • 1st Record ALL Estimated Payables (PCLs),
    Receivables (ERs) and allowable Indirect Costs
  • Run GLD410 by Resource
  • Determine FB or D Using CA School Accounting
    Manual or the SACS Query Website
  • Pages 62 - 63

39
Fund Balance or Deferred Revenue
  • Deferred Revenue Unspent money booked as a
    liability, revenue reduced and account 9650 is
    credited
  • Fund Balance Unspent money can be carried
    forward into the next year
  • Call you SCOE Accountant for Assistance

40
Restricted Transfers Between State Programs
  • Two Types of transfers now available
  • Mega-item Transfers (available since the 1990s)
  • AB 602 Categorical Block Grant Transfers (new for
    2005-06)
  • Coding by object distinguishes the two types
  • Mega-item 8998
  • AB 825 8995, except for Supplemental Grants,
    which use 8990
  • Pages 65 - 72

41
Restricted Transfers Between State Programs
  • Transfers allowable
  • Mega-item allows 10 out and 15 in
  • AB 825 allows 15 out and 20 in for four of the
    block grants
  • School Safety Consolidated Competitive Grant
    (resource 7391)
  • Professional Development Block Grant (resource
    7393)
  • Targeted Instructional Improvement Block Grant
    (resource 7394) BUT THERE IS NO PERSENTAGE
    LIMIT FOR SUPPLEMENTAL GRANTS
  • School and Library Improvement Block Grant
    (resource 7395)

42
Restricted Transfers Between State Programs
  • AB 825 allows transfers in up to 20 of the state
    funding for two grants
  • Pupil Retention Block Grant (resource 7390)
  • Teacher Credentialing Block Grant (resource 7392)
  • AB 602 transfers have a public hearing
    requirement (not required for the Mega-item)

43
Update Budgets
  • THIS MEANS ALL FUNDS
  • Projected Ending Balances for the current fiscal
    year reflected in your 2005-06 SACS Budget
    package are only as good as your current updated
    budget
  • Last day for Board Approved Budget Transfers is
    June 30
  • Blanket Budget Transfer may NOT be used to Update
    Revenue- revenue updates are a DISTRICT
    responsibility
  • Page 73

44
Indirect Costs and Function Coding
  • Amount Determined by Actual Expenditures, Not
    Entitlement
  • 7310-7349 (Inter-program) Must Net to Zero By
    Function
  • 7350-7399 (Inter-fund) Must Net to Zero by Object
    Function
  • Check Indirect Cost Rate Per Resource via the
    SACS Query Website
  • Food Services 5.33 maximum
  • Adult Education 5.38 maximum
  • Review Indirect Cost Rate in SACS2006ALL
  • Check 7200 Function Coding
  • Page 75-78

45
Reviewing Resources
  • Restricted Resources Must Have a Positive or Zero
    Ending Fund Balance
  • Use GLD 410 by Resource to Review
  • Clear Negative Balances in All Funds
  • Do not Use Resource 0000 in Funds 11, 14, 30,
    35 Page 79

46
County- Wide Year-End Entries
  • SCOE Will Enter or Provide Spreadsheet for
    District Entry
  • Special Day Class ADA Transfer
  • PERS Adjustment Against General Fund
  • Lottery A/Rs
  • PL 101-476 (3310) A/R
  • PL 81-874 (3010) A/R
  • Revenue Limit (see Adjustment and Deferral
    Section)
  • Charter Due To/From For In Lieu Property
    Tax Page 81

47
Blanket Budget Transfer Resolution
  • Resolution MUST BE Board Approved BY June 30
  • SCOE Will Prepare Transfer With District Help
  • Direct Service Districts
  • Use Resolution on page 83 of Closing Manual
  • SCOE will prepare Transfer
  • Large Districts
  • Use Resolution on Page 87
  • Page 83

48
  • Calendars
  • June, July, August
  • Appendix A

49
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