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FY 2016 Annual Financial Report Operating Statement Highlights

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1 FY 2016 Annual Financial Report Operating Statement Highlights
Financial Area Representatives Meeting January 25, 2017 Sheri Hardison, Asst. VP Financial Affairs & Controller Office of Financial Affairs (

2 Annual Financial Report Highlights
Comprised of three primary statements with many supporting schedules: Statement of Net Position (Balance Sheet) Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in Net Position (Operating Statement or SRECNP) Statement of Cash Flows Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

3 Statement of Revenue, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position (SRECNP)
($ In Millions) Results of operations for the year Operating Loss does not include State Appropriations or Pell revenue GASB 72 Fair Value Measurement & Application required $280,348 restatement of Net Position Net Position decreased by $30.4M in FY 2016. Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

4 SRECNP – Operating Revenue
($ In Millions) Net tuition and fees decreased $7.2M $4M of decrease was from fewer Fall 2016 class days falling in the closed fiscal year than in FY2015 Higher paying non-resident student credit hours were 8,398 lower than the prior year Sponsored program revenue decreased due to decreases in state, local and privately-funded programs Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

5 SRECNP – Operating Expenses
($ In Millions) The largest research-related expense increases occurred in salaries and wages ($2.3M), Materials and Supplies ($1.0M) and Other Operating Expenses ($1.4M). Expenses included Gold Star faculty start-up expenditures that were planned and funded in prior years Scholarship expenses increased primarily due to: The FY2014 cash reconciliation adjustment ($6.5M) An increase in exemptions ($1.4M) Every year a calculated amount is reclassified to net against Tuition and Fee Revenue. For FY2016 this calculation was $6.8M lower than the prior year. Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

6 FY 2016 Sources of Operating Revenue by Category
($ In Millions) Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

7 FY 2016 Sources of Operating Revenue
($ In Millions) Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

8 FY 2016 Sources of Operating Revenue – 5 Year Trend
Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

9 FY 2016 Operating Uses of Funds
($ In Millions) Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

10 FY 2016 Operating Uses of Funds – 5 Year Trend
Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

11 Reconciliation of Research and Sponsored Program Expenditures to AFR Operating Expenses - Research
($ In Millions) Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

12 FY 2016 Analysis of Financial Condition - Composite Financial Index
UTSA received a “Satisfactory” rating from UT System Annual Operating Margin decreased from 3.8% in FY2015 to (5.9%) in FY2016 Included one-time conversion related adjustments Decrease in non-resident semester credit hours Expenses increased 5.8% while revenues decreased 0.1% Expenses included some faculty start-up funding spent in FY2016 and other one-time expenses Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

13 QUESTIONS Financial Affairs Office of the Controller

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