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Auditor-Controller’s Office Presented By: Paul Robles FY 2018 YEAR-END TRAINING Schedule M Auditor-Controller’s Office Presented By: Paul Robles 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M – Prepaid Expenditures Amount paid for a product or service that has not been fully used up as of fiscal year-end Insurance premiums paid in advance Rents that are paid in advance 2 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M – Prepaid Expenditures Schedule M allocates the total amount paid between current fiscal year expense and amount capitalized for future fiscal year expense Journal entry is required to capitalize amount of expense not used Journal entry is also required to reserve an equity amount for the prepaid 3 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Scenario Department XYZ paid 4th Phase Inc. a total of $427,000 on June 27, 2018 for pharmaceuticals for the month of July 2018. 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M - Prepaid Expenditures 5 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M – Journal Entry 6 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M – Reversal Journal Entry 7 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Schedule M – Supporting Document 8 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Question If we receive an invoice at the end of April 2018 and make payment at the beginning of May 2018 for services being provided in June 2018, do we fill out a Schedule M? 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Answer No schedule is needed since the prepayment is made in May for services provided in June, the same fiscal year. 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9

Mail Schedule M and Supporting Documents to: ACO Year-End Mail Stop #1050 Questions? Submit them by email to acoyearend@rivco.org 2018 Year End Training – Chapter 9