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Money Matters Fundraiser, Sales, Collection of Fees 2010-2011
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What is a Fundraiser/Sale? Collecting money for goods –Yearbook, science fair boards, garage sales –catalog sales, magazine sales –t-shirts, candy, pencil sales, recorders etc. Services –car wash Internal events –plays, concerts, banquets, etc. A fund-raiser may: –make a profit –break even –lose money (when the cost exceeds revenue)
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What About Collection of Fees? Field Trips Fines Library Copy Fees Membership Dues Donations/Commissions
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Comparisons Fundraiser/Sale Collection of Fees Approval Form YesNo InventoryYesNo Tabulation Form or Receipts Yes Deposit Form Yes Profit/Loss Form YesNo
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Approval Form Fundraiser/Sale Yes Collection of Fees No Prior approval required Use bid vendors or vendors on fundraising approved list
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Inventory Fundraiser/Sale Yes Collection of Fees No Tracking of inventory must be completed: - Description & Quantity -Purchase Price -Sales Price -Unit of measure -Items damaged, comp’t or lost
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Ticket Sales Report New simplified form
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Deposit Form Fundraiser/Sale Yes Collection of Fees Yes Complete & submit a deposit form with every deposit Every deposit will need a 2 nd person to verify
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Profit/Loss Form Fundraiser/Sale Yes Collection of Fees No To be completed for every fundraiser within 2 weeks to a month at conclusion of fundraiser
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Sales Tax Fundraisers/Sales: sales tax is always considered, regardless of a profit Collection of fees: not taxable events
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Sales Tax Every student organization is eligible for 2 one-day tax-free sales during a calendar year (Jan. to Dec.) Food is not taxed Catalog Sales & Book Fairs – taxes are collected and paid to State by vendor Sales tax calculator found at: S drive: District / Finance / Sales Tax / sales tax calculation.xls
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Campus responsibility Keep a log Tracking Sales Tax Exempt Days
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What is New for 2010-11 Deposit Log –To record funds that are dropped off by a staff member or sponsor to either Office Manager, Finance Clerk, or administrative staff
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ELEMENTARY MONEY MATTERS Adventure Camp 5 th Grade Field Day T-shirts/ Staff T-shirts Entrepreneur Project School store/recorders/science boards/pencil sales Garage sales
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Adventure Camp Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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5 th Grade Field Day T-Shirts/Staff T-shirts Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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Entrepreneur Project Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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School Store/Recorders/ Science Board/Pencil Sales Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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Garage Sales Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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Audit Expectations & Tips Approval Form Inventory &/or Ticket Report Tabulation of Money Form or Receipts Deposit timely Deposit Form Profit / Loss Form
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What About? Students paying vendor directly? Using volunteers on fundraisers? Start up change box? Missing funds or inventory? Sponsor refusing to follow guidelines? Tracking fundraisers?
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LOCATION OF FORMS All finance forms are located on the S drive: District / Finance / … –Fundraising information and forms –Sales Tax Information –Forms and Admin Handbook (updated 2010) … plus much more
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