School Year Annual Food Service Financial Report SNA WI State Conference 2016

No longer enter non-reimbursable meals on monthly claims as they are now part of nonprogram foods

All Child Nutrition ProgramsAll food service revenues & expensesJuly 1 through June 30Submit electronically by August 31 st Documents non-profit status Annual Food Service Financial Report

WUFAR Public Non-profit Account Private FIR Choice Accounting Systems

Beginning Fund Balance

Broken Down by Program

Funds Transferred In Revenue Excluding Transfers Total Revenue

Funds Transferred “In”

Student PaymentsReimbursements Entitlement Value Reported as NSL Revenue Grant MoniesNonprogram Food School Food Revenue Excluding Transfers

Labor All direct food service labor Food All edible product Purchased Services Paying another source for services Equipment Equipment of a more permanent lasting nature Other Supplies/expenditures not reported elsewhere Expenditures

Labor Lunch Nonprogram Food After- school Snack SFSP WSMP Grants SMP Breakfast

cash/entitlement value of USDA donated foods should be reported as a NSL food cost Food

Include Non-reimbursable meal cost Include USDA Foods Entitlement Value

The heat lamp & steam table are equipment but pans & serving utensils are other Equipment

Pest ControlFood Safety InspectionsEmployee TrainingUSDA Foods Processing/HandlingRepairs Purchased Services Direct Costs

Paper productsSmallwaresCleaning SuppliesEtc. Other

Ending Fund Balance

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