Module 1 Chart of Accounts (CoA) Overview

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Module 1 Chart of Accounts (CoA) Overview Fiscal Year 2016

Agenda Topic Time Introductions 5 min Review of Current CoA & Mapping to New Chart Fields 15 min Overview of New CoA Definitions and Uses 20 min Required Chart of Account (CoA) Fields [Break] TBD Optional Chart of Account (CoA) Fields 10 min Sample 9.0  9.2 Mapping: (Account, Department, and Project) 30 min Sample Scenarios

Review of Current CoA and Mapping to New Chart Fields

Objective of this training: At the end of this training, you should be able to describe the meaning of each chartfield, and have a broad understanding of the changes made, and differences between 9.0 and 9.2

What today’s training is not: You are NOT expected to know the specific chartfields for your job from this training.

How will I find the chartfields used for my job? You will have quick reference/crosswalk reports (e.g. “What are my FoaPs?”), cheat sheets, etc., to use at your desk. The chartfields and their usage will be reinforced within the various training modules offered pre and post go-live: ePro, ePar, ABA, etc… You will work with your FIT/UNT Leads/CoA Trainers, and departmental business managers/budget officers to identify the chartfields you use on a regular basis. The EIS (PeopleSoft) system has a lookup feature to help find chartfields.

Golden Rule: Never Guess Why are the Chart of Accounts (CoA) so important? Why are we changing the CoA? Golden Rule: Never Guess Current State BU Acct Alt Acct Fund code Dept ID Item Type NACUBO Class Funding Source Proj ID

Travel vouchers Receiving & distributing scholarship money All purchases, large and small Creating &managing budgets Preparing reports to the State required by law Tuition deposits Paying Employees And more

Current CoA vs New CoA Current State Future State Account Fund Code Dept ID Item Type NACUBO Class Funding Source Proj ID Future State Account (Organization) Department Fund Category Fund Function Project Program Purpose Site

High-Level Mapping of Current to New CoA Current State Account Fund Code Dept ID Item Type NACUBO Class Funding Source Proj ID Future State Account (Organization) Department Fund Category Fund Function Project Program Purpose Site

Overview of New Chart of Accounts (CoA) Definitions and Uses

Overview of All Future CoA Fields Chartfield GL Business Unit Account Organization Department Fund Category Fund Function Project* Program Purpose Site Field Length 5  6  3 6 3   7 4   5 Use Who? What? How? Why? Where? Institutional Use Unique Common Common Unique Common/ Unique Required / Conditional Required Required Expenses Only Conditional * The implementation of Grants Accounting requires the use of additional project related fields such as PC Business Unit and PC Activity

Fund Category = Groups Funds into pots of money Fund = Flavor of money within a Pot Function = NACUBO Classification (Organization) Department = Org Chart, NOT the same as DeptID Account = Groups Transactions for Reporting Project = Used to identify Grants, Construction, etc… Program = Used to track long term or more formal initiatives Purpose = Used to track short lived activities Site = Differentiates activity from one department in multiple locations

Required Chart of Account (CoA) Fields

Organization Department Base CoA Fields The following represent the base Chartfields of the UNT CoA restructure. These will build the foundation to support external reporting and internal fiscal management of organizations and funds. Chartfield Fund Category Fund Function Organization Department Account Field Length  3 6 3   6 5 Use How? Why? Who? What? Institutional Use Common Common/ Unique Unique Additional fields, described on the following pages, will be used to meet specific accounting, fiscal management and reporting needs. May Cause Headaches 

Definition and Example Values - GL Business Unit The GL Business Unit identifies each of UNT’s institutions or legal entities. GL business unit reflects the state agency code. Chartfield GL Business Unit Field Length 5 Use Who? Institutional Use Unique GL Business Unit Values* SY769 - UNTS Administration NT752 - UNT Denton HS763 - UNT HSC DL773 - UNT Dallas *Potential to roll all GL Business Unit values up to a ‘UNT System’ value pending review of PeopleSoft functionality

(Organization) Department Example Currently in EIS (9.0), I would enter my deptID 62076 (speedtype 062076) and maybe the account number… 500442 Tim from the Chemistry Department needs you to order educational supplies for the upcoming semester using department operating funds. Fund Category Fund Function (Organization) Department Account 200 830001 100 121200 53003 Future State

Definition - Fund Category ChartField Fund Category Field Length  3 Use How? Institutional Use Common Definition Used to classify resources according to uses and/or regulations, restrictions or limitations on the uses in compliance with the financial reporting requirements of GASB and NACUBO Includes separate funds for unrestricted operating, auxiliary, designated operating, unrestricted non-operating, restricted expendable (operating & non-operating), etc.

Example Values – Fund Category

Definition - Fund Chartfield Fund Field Length 6 Use How? Institutional Use Common/ Unique Definition Identifies the fund source - used to segregate, control, and monitor resources to help ensure and demonstrate compliance with legal/administrative requirements. Represents the “pot of money”

Example Values - Fund

(Organization) Department Example DeptID 62076 Fund Category/Fund: Fund Category Fund Function (Organization) Department Account 200 830001 Future State Designated Operating - Managed Designated Tuition

Definition - Function Chartfield Function Field Length 3  Use Why? Institutional Use Common Definition Function designates the purpose of transactions to meet federal and other external reporting requirements related to the functional classification of expenses

Example Values - Function

(Organization) Department Example DeptID 62076 Function: Fund Category Fund Function (Organization) Department Account 200 830001 100 Future State Designated Operating - Managed Designated Tuition Instruction - Gen

Definition - Organization Department Organization Department Chartfield Organization Department Field Length  6 Use Who? Institutional Use Unique Definition Defines academic areas, research units, or administrative offices with an appointed manager that have programmatic, operational, fiscal and/or budgetary responsibility for a specific set of activities and projects/grants. Corresponds to the organizational structure identified by each campus. Forms the basis for the university's budgets and is used to grant system access to users.

Example Values – Organization Department

(Organization) Department Example DeptID 62076 (Organization) Department Fund Category Fund Function (Organization) Department Account 200 830001 100 121200 Future State Designated Operating - Managed Designated Tuition Instruction - Gen Chemistry

Definition - Account Chartfield Account Field Length 5 Use What? Institutional Use Common Definition Captures the nature of financial transactions such as Assets, Liabilities, Fund Equity, Revenues, and Expenditures. Provides the detail breakdown for Balance Sheet and Revenue/Expenditure reporting and is the lowest level of detail required for campus-wide reporting

Example Values – Account

(Organization) Department Example DeptID 62076 Account 500442 Account Fund Category Fund Function (Organization) Department Account 200 830001 100 121200 53003 Future State Designated Operating - Managed Designated Tuition Instruction - Gen Chemistry Supplies - Instructional

Optional Chart of Account (CoA) Fields

Definition - Project Chartfield Project Field Length  7 Use Why? Institutional Use Common/ Unique Definition Used for activities that are temporary in duration and for which revenues and expenditures may be accumulated over more than one fiscal year Must have defined start and end dates that may or may not correspond to a fiscal year

Example Values - Project

Definition - Program Chartfield Program Field Length 4  Use Why? Institutional Use Common/ Unique Definition Defines a set of ongoing general activities for which financial activity needs to be tracked. Program activities may cross multiple organizations Unlike a Project, does not have to have a start and end date. It is typically an ongoing effort. Used to track those activities deemed to be a Program based on reporting needs and/or campus policy.

Examples Values - Program

Definition - Purpose Chartfield Purpose Field Length 5 Use Why? Institutional Use Common/ Unique Definition Identifies activities or events directed towards the accomplishment of a set of objectives (e.g. conference, workshop, event, program, etc.). The identifier is used to track management information across all other boundaries, including department and fund.

Example Values - Purpose

Definition and Example Values – Site Chartfield Site Field Length 4  Use Where? Institutional Use Unique Definition Site tracks financial transactions and results related to operating locations. Site Example Values UNT Hotel Bruce Hall Kappa Sigma House

Sample 9.0  9.2 Mapping Account, Department, and Project

Sample Mapping –Dept ID 9.0 [Current State] Sample Mapping –Dept ID 9.2 [Future State] (Orgn) Dept Fund Cat Fund Funct 132310 – Educational Psychology 303 - Restr Expendable Contribution 340828 - Schol/Restr Kemp-Jackson 630 - Scholarships and Fellowships DeptID DeptID Descript 76946 THE KEMP-JACKSON SCHOLARSHIP NT752 (Orgn) Dept Fund Cat Fund Funct Project 130330 – Materials Science & Engnrng 105 – Educational & General 805038 – State Appropriation - HEF 220 - Research-Departmental 1600266 – Fac NSP- Young, Marcus DeptID DeptID Descript 68427 HEAF-START-UP YOUNG NT752

Sample Mapping – Account 9.0 [Current State] 9.2 [Future State] Sample Mapping – Account Revenue Account Account Description 403060 CHILD DEVELOPMENT LAB FEES Acct Desc Program 40607 - Lab Fees 7002 - Child Development Laboratory Account Account Description 500509 WASTE DISPOSAL Acct Desc 53411- Utilities-Wst Dspsl -Non-Haz Expense Account Account Description 500322 [TIS]-[ATH RECRUIT]-[MILEAGE] Acct Desc Purpose 52505- TIS Mileage 10051- Undergrad Student Recruit

Sample Mapping – Project 9.0 [Current State] Sample Mapping – Project 9.2 [Future State] (Orgn) Dept Fund Cat Fund Funct Proj 163001- Auxiliary Services-Construct 120 – Auxiliary 810000 – Auxiliary-Gen 600 - Operations and Maintenance 1000064 - Crumley Hall-Structur Repair ProjID ProjID Descript F80077 AU - CRUMLEY HALL STRL REPAIR (Orgn) Dept Fund Cat Fund Funct Proj 121100 – Biological Sciences 400 -Sponsored Projects-Restr 190000 – Federal Direct 200 - Research-Sponsored 1400013 – GF1607 ProjID ProjID Descript GF1607 GN0004210 Ayre

Sample Scenarios

Sample Scenario A: A Gift Fund is Received and Utilized The specific gift fund is tied to the Biological Sciences using the Department chartField. Gift is received by UNT for operational support of the Dept of Biological Sciences 1 Account (Organization) Department Fund Cat Fund $$ Contributions- Donations Biological Sciences Restr Expendable Contribution DepOp/Rest-Hoblitzell-Life Sci $(10,000) The specific Fund is utilized in order to track uses of the ‘flavor of money’. 2 Various expenses are incurred utilizing the gift funds. Account (Organization) Department Fund Cat Fund Function $$ Supplies - Instructional Biological Sciences Restr Expendable Contribution DepOp/Rest-Hoblitzell-Life Sci Instruction - Gen $300 General Supplies Exp- Supplies-Office $150

Sample Scenario B: Expenses are Incurred Against a Research Project 1 Expenses are incurred against a research project. The Project value ties together all activity related to the specific body of work. Account (Organization) Department Fund Cat Fund Function Project $$ Lab Supplies Materials Sci & Engin Sponsored Projects-Restr Federal Direct Research-Sponsored GF1587 $300 Salaries-Faculty 9 Mo-FT $2000 Supplies - Chemicals Gases Restr Expendable Contribution DepOp/Rest-Rsch Witold Brostow Research-Sponsored C/S $150 Various funding sources can be used in connection with a single project. (Cost Sharing)

Sample Scenario C: Expenses are Incurred Related to Graduation 1 Multiple Organizations incure Expenses related to UNT Spring Commencement The Purpose value ties together all activity related to Graduation Account (Organization) Department Fund Category Fund Function Purpose $$ I/C Food Svc-Catering-Exp Provost’s Office Designated Operating-General Departmental Discretionary Academic Support Commencement - Spring $1,000 Honoraria and Speakers Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office Restr Expendable Contribution DepOp/Rest-B.A. Nay Mem Fund $650 Facilities Rental Engineering Dean’s Office $100 Spending can be tracked for various departments in connection with Graduation. Multiple funding sources may be used to support Graduation.

THANK YOU!!!! Questions? coa@untsystem.edu FIT.untsystem.edu