Fiscal Year End Accounting Cut-off Procedures

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Fiscal Year End Accounting Cut-off Procedures - Introduce the team – Give an interesting fact - Review the purpose of the presentation - Point out that we have experts in the audience to assist with specific questions May 16, 2019 Erickson Hall Kiva

Agenda Why is proper Year End Cut-off important? What information is available? What are key considerations to remember? Kristen

Why is proper Year End Cut-off important? Required by GASB as GAAP for a clean audit opinion Ensures consistency in reporting from year to year Audit is relied upon by stakeholders to ‘evaluate’ MSU has an entity Accrual basis vs. Cash basis Focuses on earned/incurred vs. received/disbursed 2018-19 2019-20 Kristen

What information is available? http://ctlr.msu.edu/COFA/YearEndCutoffProcedures.aspx Lee

Key considerations – Close dates Fiscal Period 12 (June) closes 5pm on June 30, 2019, except for: Accounts payable until 5pm, July 4, 2019 Bi-weekly payroll until 5pm, July 1, 2019 Credit card receipts until 5pm, July 2, 2019 SPB documents initiated in June, but not approved until July Final Period 12 Operating Statements will be available on July 6, 2019. If you initiate a transaction in June, but it does not get approved by June 30, 2019, it will post to the new year (2019-20) in July once approved. Fiscal Period 13 (June – 2nd close) is open to campus from July 1, 2019 through 5pm, July 12, 2019. Period 13 is open further for central process through July 23, 2019. Lee

Period 12/ Period 1 Entries Lee

Key considerations – Purchasing and Accounts Payable Make sure all purchase order (PO) amendments are updated prior to June 28, 2019. To make a payment, an approved vendor must be in the system. Please make sure all vendors requiring payments in June are established in KFS. Take note of revised P-Card auto-approval timing for year end processing. Have you considered Accruals? Any goods/services that you have received but not yet paid for? Any funds you have disbursed for goods/services that will be used in the future? Lee

Key consideration – Cash Receipts Credit card receipts for June 27 through June 30 will lag by 2 days and will be entered on July 2, 2019, but post back to fiscal period 12. Related, administrative fee charges associated with this revenue will post on July 3, 2019, but will post back to fiscal period 12 as well. Have you considered Accruals? Any revenue that you have earned but not yet received? Any funds you have received but that apply to goods/services to be provided in the future? Lee

Accruals Deeper Dive - Expenditures GAAP requires that expenses be recognized when incurred. Incurred can be loosely defined as when did the transaction of goods or services occur. Date goods that were ordered were actually received. Period of time that consultants assisted the University. Time worked by employees for which they are owed compensation. Benefits earned by employees for work performed Shea

Accruals Deeper Dive - Receipts Nonexchange – University receives something of value without directly giving value in exchange (ex. Donations). GAAP requires recognizing revenue when resources or valid pledge are received assuming all eligibility requirements met. Date that a contribution is received by a donor. Exchange – University receives and sacrifices something of approximate equal value (ex. Tuition). GAAP requires recognizing revenue when earned meaning the University has performed its obligation. Period that classes are hosted by the University. Date goods are shipped to a purchaser. Period that services are provided to a purchaser. Shea

Accruals Deeper Dive Kahoots Quiz Please take out your phone/computer Navigate to Kahoot.it Enter Game PIN displayed on the screen Assume all questions are related to cutoff at 6/30/2019 (FY19). Shea

Key considerations – Intra-University financial documents (e. g Key considerations – Intra-University financial documents (e.g. GEC, DI, SB, etc.) All Service Provider Billing (SPB) documents must be submitted by 5pm, June 30, 2019, and units will have 5 calendar days to approve. All SPB transactions will post to Period 12 regardless of when they are approved. If a transaction is initiated during Period 12, but is not approved in time for posting to Period 12, it will post to Period 1 of the new year once approved. If, for proper cut-off, the transaction should post to the old fiscal year, then the original transaction should be disapproved and a Period 13 transaction should be initiated and approved. Keith

Key considerations – Account Maintenance To be used for FY 2018-19 activity (including Period 13), all accounts and sub-accounts must be final by 5pm, June 30, 2019. If an account or sub-account is created in July and a Period 13 transaction is posted to it, its balances will not roll forward properly. All sub-object codes must be final by 5pm, June 30, 2019. All pending requests not finalized by this deadline will be disapproved and the request will need to be re-submitted in the new fiscal year. Keith

Key considerations – HR/Payroll Take note of due dates for personnel actions to be effective for final payrolls of the fiscal year. Similarly, please take note of due dates for salary redistributions to be effective for 2018-19. Keith

Key considerations – Capital Equipment/Assets All invoices related to equipment received by June 28, 2019 should be sent to Accounts Payable for inclusion in the proper fiscal year. All capital equipment/asset maintenance, including retirements or transfers, should be completed by June 28, 2019. Capital equipment/asset activity must be frozen during July to finalize year end reporting and annual depreciation processing. Maintenance of assets can resume in August. Keith

Summary Reference the Year End cut-off information in planning your June and July work. DON’T DELAY! Begin reviewing fiscal year-to-date activity and make adjusting entries now. Track your entries throughout the close process to ensure entries post to the proper fiscal year. Shea

Thank you for attending! Questions? Shea