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GUS Cloud &year end update
Expenses Module/policy changes and important fy19 dates
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Today’s topics Gus cloud expenses module Policy and procedure updates
Terminology refresher Enhanced expenses work area Policy and procedure updates New business office check printing procedures Taxability issues – expense reimbursements Year end fy19 Reviewing cost center balances Due dates Foundation year end presentation
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Expense Module terminology
Expense Report – grouping of expense reimbursement and/or procurement card transactions. Provides high level information. Expense item – single expense reimbursement or procurement card transaction. Provides detailed information. Expense report owner – employee who is being reimbursed, or whose name is on the pcard. Expense template – grouping of expense types. Expense template, travel template, and split- fund template Expense type – classification of expense transaction that determines the account code used in the funding string. Expense report delegate – person who processed the transaction on behalf of the expense report owner. Expense Reports>Expense Items have kind of a parent/child relationship. Expense report – Gives you high level information such as the total of all transactions, a general purpose of the transactions (this is what shows on transaction reports), and who is responsible for the transaction. Made up of multiple expense items. Expense item – Gives detailed information such as the amount, card vs cash, merchant name, fuel gallons, and transaction description. You can create an expense report and then add items to it, or create expense items and then add them to an expense report. Try to include multiple transactions on expense reports when possible. For example, if an item is refunded try to put the original charge and the refund on the same expense report unless not possible due to long time delay. Also, travel items are good to group together on the same expense report. That way you only have to attach the T-form/agenda once. Expense Template>Expense Type is another parent/child relationship. Expense template – Made up of multiple expense types. Grouped together for more efficient transaction processing. Expense type – Used to classify expenses and determine account code assigned to expenses.
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new expenses work area Enhanced work area new itemization
Enhanced Work Area – same drop down list for name, same infotiles with expense items and reports. Available Expense Items area has changed to be more user friendly. You can now edit some of the high level details without drilling into the expense item. You can choose an expense type, add a description, and upload an attachment without drilling. It is very important to let the expense type drive the account code. New Itemization Area – same fields and information is required, but you can now enter itemizations in the main expense item screen instead of clicking on ‘itemize’ and going to a new screen. See the updated Expenses Job Aids!
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Policy and procedure updates
Check Printing – for increased efficiency, we will no longer process all checks on a daily basis State payments – Monday, Wednesday, Friday Local payments – Tuesday, Thursday Imprest – as needed Employee reimbursements – reimbursements to employees over 60 days old are taxable Business office is working on an official policy Please submit reimbursements within 30 days of when the expense occurs Travel Reminder – If claiming M&IE reimbursement, an agenda must be provided
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Reviewing cost center balances
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Reviewing cost center balances
As year end approaches, please monitor cost center balances and correct any negative balances Try to mitigate negative grant balances
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Reviewing cost center balances
Use dashboard reports to look for incorrect fund- cost center combinations that may be causing negative balances Remember to only select Cost Center and Period parameters. Don’t input FUND as a report parameter to limit report results!
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Reviewing cost center balances
CC Bal – department report Cc bal- department report by fund category
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Reviewing cost center balances
Dashboard reports can be sent to my ! See the NEW Job Aid! Scheduling Departmental Cost Center Balance Reports
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Year end processing dates – Business Office
Transaction Type Date (12:00pm) Corrections 06/06/2019 Service Clearings Cash Advance Requests 06/07/2019 Outgoing Wire Transfers 06/13/2019 Cash Advance Reconciliation 06/14/2019 Expense Reports 06/21/2019 Invoices Note that GUS Cloud transactions must be Workflow Approved by 12:00pm on the above date. If the transaction has been submitted but is not fully approved, it will not make it in FY19. If a transaction should not be paid until FY20, please do not submit it until 07/01/2019.
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Year end processing dates – Cashier’s office
Transaction Type Date (12:00pm) Deposits (does not apply to Foundation deposits) 06/14/2019 Refunds (transcripts, registrations, etc.) 06/13/2019 Change Funds
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Year end processing dates – Purchasing Office
Transaction Type Date (12:00pm) Bids Contact Brad Procurement Card Expense Items (through 6/5 statement date) 06/07/2019 New Suppliers 06/14/2019 Requisitions & Purchase Orders 06/28/2019 Pcard Expense Items (dated 6/6-6/30) 07/10/2019 Note that GUS Cloud requisitions and purchase orders must be Workflow Approved by 12:00pm on the above date. If the transaction has been submitted but is not fully approved, it will not make it in FY19. If a transaction should not be paid until FY20, please do not submit it until 07/01/2019.
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Foundation year end
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Year end processing dates – Foundation
Transaction Type Date (12:00pm) Foundation Deposits * 07/03/2019 State Procurement Card Expense Items (Transactions dated June 6th-June 30th must be FY19-regardless of BPC statement date. Date of service also determines the appropriate FY – pay invoices ASAP. ) 07/10/2019 Foundation Budgeted Accounts (Fund 412U –purchases on or before 6/30 or date of service prior to 7/1/19 must be FY19) Foundation Pro Card Expense Items- (cards issued by PSU Foundation) 07/12/2019 Note that GUS Cloud transactions must be Workflow Approved by 12:00pm on the above date. *Deposits- FY is determined by when the revenue was earned. Important to take checks, cash and credit card to the Office of Advancement Services ASAP.
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Foundation – Funds and Spending
PSU Foundation, Inc. is an IRS 501 (c) (3) charitable organization The Foundation is the only entity that can issue a qualified charitable gift acknowledgement for donations in support of PSU which would be recognized by the IRS Funds held in Foundation funds are the result of charitable gifts or fundraising activities Must adhere to University policies and IRS regulations; i.e. Travel, IRS guidelines for gifts, prizes or awards, etc. It DOES matter and is important how Foundation funds are spent Expenditures are reviewed quarterly by the Finance Committee KS Board of Regent auditors will audit every 5 years for all prior 5 fiscal years; descriptions and explanations are vital Transparency to our donors
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Foundation – Fund Descriptions
Foundation Funds 412U – Annual Budgeted Allocated Funds – Funds will lapse at Fiscal Year End 432u – Expendable Funds (Current Gifts or Endowment Earnings) – Funds can be spent 442p – Permanent Endowment – Funds can not be spent 442U – Quasi Endowment – Funds can be spent (some stipulations may apply) Funds must first be transferred to Fund 432U in order to be spent 443u – Residual Endowments Earnings (Accumulated Endowment Earnings ) – Funds can not be spent All Funds except Fund 412U will roll to the next FY
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FOUNDATION – Cost Center Balances
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Foundation – FY19 Accruals
Foundation uses accrual basis method vs. University uses cash basis method Accrual basis – revenue is recorded when earned and expenses are recorded when consumed ALL transactions posting in July as FY20 but are identified as FY19 transactions will be accrued Accruals are posted by Journals and have the descriptions “Accrue FY19…” in Jun-19 and “Rev FY20…” in Jul-19 The original posting of the transaction in July-19 along with the journal “Rev FY20….” will net to $0 The journal posting to June-19 will reflect the actual amount of the transaction in the appropriate fiscal year
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Foundation – Cost Center Balances 07/01/19 until FY19 Close
WARNING!!!! Proceed With Caution Cost Center balances will not be correct for Foundation funds if pulling a July-19 Cost Center Balance report beginning 07/01/2019 until FY19 has been closed; 07/19/2019 anticipated closing of FY19. Why? Accruals are being backed out of July-19 and posted back to June-19 - Deposits and Expenditures Earnings will be backdated to 06/30/2019 Once all accruals are completed and earnings posted, closing entries will be done and balances rolled forward How to find your balance during the interim time: Take Jun-19 Cash Balance + Jul-19 Revenue – Jul-19 Expense = Actual Balance at that time
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Foundation – Annual Earnings
Endowment Earnings Must wait for all 06/30/2019 investment statements to be received; typically received by 07/15 Earnings will be backdated and posted as 06/30/2019 transactions All earnings are posted to the Fund 443U; some special stipulations may apply ( i.e. % to Corpus ] Spending Policy approved annually by the Investment Committee and Executive Board Spending policy amount will be transferred out of Fund 443U and received in Fund 432U
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Foundation – Annual Audit
The Foundation is required to have an annual audit each year by an external Audit firm Items audited: Financial Statements at 06/30/2019 Gift agreements along with expenditures to ensure that they meet the donor’s intent Adequate supporting documentation [ i.e. itemized receipts, invoices, travel forms ] Each transaction tells a story and should be able to answer “Who, What, When, Where, and Why” Policy compliance Internal controls Proper approvals have been completed Compliance with FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) Different from University which is under GASB [Governmental Accounting Standards Board]
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Foundation – Annual Audit (cont’d)
Audit begins 09/03/2019 by the external Audit firm Audit report issued no later than 10/01/2019 per State of Kansas requirement Audit report is also used by KS Board of Regents, Standard & Poors, and many others The Foundation has received a clean audit opinion (a.k.a unqualified opinion) for many years VERY IMPORTANT for continued fundraising efforts by PSU as The Foundation has shown trustworthiness to their donors Thank you for all your assistance in helping The Foundation attain and continue to receive a clean audit! #teamwork #oneforallandallforone
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Gus cloud & year end update
Wrap up and questions
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Contact information Business office Barbara winter Ext. 4152 Kortney bevins ext. 4448 Rachel Cameron ext. 4150 Christina davis ext. 4159 Teresa kolarik ext. 4151 Brighid Dawson ext. 4158 Purchasing office Jim hughes ext. 4154 Brad stefanoni ext. 4169 Barbara Jemison ext. 4167 Cashier’s office Don hartshorn ext. 4153 Lyndy little ext Foundation Shari Brogan ext. 4936 Kindra o’connor ext. 4760 Don’t forget to watch Yammer for important updates and reminders as we approach year end, and check out our redesigned Business Office website.
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