COP – Debt Payments and ST/LT Liabilities

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COP – Debt Payments and ST/LT Liabilities Sabra Sand – Clark College, Director of Business Services Lori Carambot – Walla Walla Community College, Director of Special Fiscal Services

What is a COP? COP stands for Certificates of Participation Debt financing thought the State Treasurer for: Equipment purchases Real estate purchase or construction (approved by the Legislature in the Capital Budget) Software purchase or construction

General COP info State Treasurer typically sells bonds twice a year Late February Mid/late August All COP requests are pooled together in a sale Details are at: https://www.tre.wa.gov/partners/for-state-agencies/state- leasepurchase-program

Requesting a COP If it is a real estate purchase or building construction, needs to go through the capital budget process through SBCTC Financial Contract Feasibility Study Submit a “Notice of Intent” form to the State Treasurer This establishes the earliest date you may request reimbursement Submit a “Project Overview Form” to the State Treasurer State Treasurer reviews project

Requesting a COP For construction, a contractor must be selected before moving forward with a COP sale. (State Treasurer typically needs this about 30 days before bond sale) For equipment, a listing of equipment to be purchased is generally required (COP term cannot exceed equipment life span) Submit financing documents to State Treasurer Bond sale happens….

After Bond Sale Receive bond sale documents Intro letter Expenditure requirements (IRS) Repayment schedule Sources and uses

Booking initial entries Sources and uses page

Booking initial entries Amount of debt ST/LT to be booked Amount of premium/discount Total amount including issuance cost for the college COP request, amount that can be drawn Issuance cost to be booked as expense Additional proceeds, held by State Treasurer, applied to first interest payment

Booking A/R and expenditure initial entries-Government type funds FMS Entries-Government Type Funds T/C GLs 156 1354/3221 (src 0807) $7,350,000.00 (agency 010 – Bond retirement and interest) Premium $1,168,214.55 Less: Underwriter cost (4,885.96) Cost of Issuance (9,051.03) $1,154,277.56 156 1354/3221 (0869)(OIP-UD-COI) $1,154,277.56 Then, book underwriter cost and cost of issuance revenue and expenditure… 438 1110/3221 (src 0869) $13,936.99 437 6514/1110 (sobj PC) $13,936.99

Booking A/R and expenditure initial entries-Government type funds Illustrative Entries T/C GLs Account Description Due from Amount 156 1354/3221 147.xxx.xxxx.0807 PAR on COP 010 $7,350,000.00 156 1354/3221 147.xxx.xxxx.0869 Record prem-UD-COI 010 $1,154,277.56 438 1110/3221 147.xxx.xxxx.0869 UD and COI revenue $13,936.99 437 6514/1110 147.xxx.xxxx.PC UD and COI expense $13,936.99

Booking debt entries FMS Entries For FMS, only record PAR value Need to determine short term vs long term *Premium or Discounts can be booked and amortized on financial statements only if material.

Booking Debt Entries Let’s assume we received this COP in March 2017. Book $480,000 as short term Remaining COP debt as long term $7,350,000-480,000=$6,870,000

Booking Debt Entries-Government Type Funds Let’s assume we received this COP in March 2017. For governmental funds, book in fund 999 Book $480,000 as short term Remaining COP debt as long term $7,350,000-480,000=$6,870,000 T/C GLs Description Amount 344 1820/5273 Book entire liability $7,350,000 345 5273/5173 Re-class short term liability $480,000

Initial entries are booked, now what… You can begin to draw funds if expenditures have already happened Otherwise, your funds sit in an Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP) account and earn interest!!

Booking Interest Accrued as A/R Let’s assume we received this COP in March 2017. We earn interest each month on funds held by State Treasurer Monthly statement-State Treasurer Book as additional receivables and revenue Interest is drawn on the same basis as COP funds

Booking Interest Accrued as A/R-Governmnt Type Funds Interest earned each month until year end T/C GLs Description Amount 150 1354/3205 March interest $4,915.63 087 3205/3210 Reclass revenue $4,915.63 150 1354/3205 April interest $5,206.12 087 3205/3210 Reclass revenue $5,206.12 150 1354/3205 May interest $5,256.92 087 3205/3210 Reclass revenue $5,256.92 150 1354/3205 June interest $5,534.01 087 3205/3210 Reclass revenue $5,534.01

At the same time we are earning interest, we are also drawing on the funds…

Drawing COP Funds Request for Release of Proceeds form Copies of all Invoices Proof of payment (Copies of checks/bank wires) If vendor by credit card Copy of payment to vendor Copy of credit card statement showing payment to vendor Copy of payment/wire to credit card company Try to avoid requesting reimbursement of labor costs Try to avoid requesting reimbursement for use tax

Drawing COP Funds Request for Release of Proceeds form Fax or mail form, invoice copies and proof of payment to State Treasurer

Drawing COP Funds-entries T/C GLs Description Amount 154 1110/1354 COP Draw #1 $914,459.07 040 1150/1151 Cash received $914,459.07 437 6514/1110 (sobj JF) Re-class expense $914,459.07 002R 1110/6510 (sobj JF) Re-class expense $914,459.07

Year End Balancing…

Year End – Balance debt with State Treasurer Based on our previous entries, we have: 5173 Short term liability $480,000 5273 Long term liability $6,870,000 Treasurer sends a document that must match our entries

Year End A/R Balance 6/30/17 balance

Year End – Balance A/R with State Treasurer Based on our entries, we have: 1354 Receivable from State Treasurer State Treasurer posts a 5154, we must match in SMART and the 6/30 statement

It’s a new year! Now we have to start making payments!

Making debt payments First payment is interest only, due 12/01/2017 Need to use additional proceeds held by S/T first No adjustment to short term or long term debt because it is interest only T/C GLs Description Amount 158 6510/1354 (sobj PE) Interest pmt, addtnl proceeds $4,277.56 002 6510/1110 (sobj PE) Interest pmt $300,951.61 019R 1110/1206 If State Treasurer pulls from LGIP $300,951.61

Making debt payments Second payment is interest and principal, due 06/01/2018 T/C GLs Description Amount 002 6510/1110 (sobj PE) Interest payment $183,750 002 6510/1110 (sobj PD) Principal payment $480,000 348 5173/1820 Clear short term portion $480,000 019R 1110/1206 If State Treasurer pulls from LGIP $663,750

Reclass debt entries At year end, re-class short term debt for due w/in a year Do not net change in short term liability when you make 6/1 payment! Re-class $625,000 from long term to short term Leave remaining COP debt as long term $6,870,000-625,000=$6,245,000

Rec-class debt entries At year end, re-class short term debt for due w/in a year Re-class $625,000 as short term Leave remaining COP debt as long term $6,870,000-625,000=$6,245,000 T/C GLs Description Amount 345 5273/5173 Book short term liability $625,000

Spreadsheet to track funds This plus additional proceeds held for interest payment equal 6/30 A/R balance

IRS Spend down requirements 15% of funds must be spent within 6 months of issuance 60% of funds must be spent within 12 months of issuance All funds must be spent within 18 months of issuance *If spenddown requirements are not met, the agency will be responsible for the cost of any required arbitrage calculations and/or payments to the IRS.

Other issues to think about… Interest incurred during construction - to capitalize or not? GASB currently looking at revising this guidance Amortizing premium or discount for financial statement purposes Only if material Complicated Off books manual entry that follows the life of the COP If you capitalize interest during construction, needs to be reduced by current year amortization expense

Final thoughts Entries in this presentation are only for governmental type funds Proprietary funded COPs use different trans-codes Always notify State Board when you get a COP-OFM needs to coordinate All COPs are different, the State Board can help Contact Denise Nguyen or John Ginther for assistance

Questions?