KUALI JOURNAL ENTRIES. Presented by Campus Services

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1 KUALI JOURNAL ENTRIES Presented by Campus Services

2 Log in to KFS Training Environment

3 Overview Object Code Classification Journal Entry Information Basics TO/FROM General Error Correction (GEC) Distribution of Income and Expense (DI) Intra Account Adjustment (IAA) Adjustment/ Accrual Voucher (AV) Pre Encumbrance/ Automatic Encumbrances Disencumbrance Transfer of Funds (TOF) Importing Lines

4 MOST COMMON OBJECT CODE CLASSIFICATION Object Code Type Normal Balance Objects commonly used 1XXX Asset Debit Cash (1100) 2XXX Liability Credit A/P Liability (2100) 3xxx Beginning Balance Credit 3000 Beginning Balance Upload 4XXX XXX 6XXX 7xxx-8xxx 9902, 9905 Revenue Credit External Revenue (43xx-44xx) Internal Revenue (48xx-49xx) Transfer Income (9900, 9904-Plant) Expense Debit Salary (5xxx), General Supplies (62xx), General Services (66xx) COGS, Equipment (7xxx-8xxx), Transfer Expense (9902, 9905-Plant)

5 JOURNAL ENTRY INFORMATION Per FPI 1-5 Journal Entry Corrections is an accounting transaction that records the asset, liability, revenue and/or expense from a single accounting transaction. Journal entries must provide adequate review and be fully justified. Journal entry back-up must include support certifying that the adjusted transaction is correct and appropriate. All the support must be attached in a PDF format. If correction happens after year end explain why the correction was not made in time for year-end.

6 Basic overview of TO/ FROM INCREASE ANY ACCOUNT/CLASSIFICATION (TO) DECREASE ANY ACCOUNT/CLASSIFICATION (FROM)

7 Basics of TO/ FROM Assets: Increase an Asset (debit) (To) Decrease an Asset (credit) (From) Liabilities: Increase a Liability (credit) (To) Decrease a Liability (debit) (From) Revenues: Increase revenue (credit) (To) Decrease revenue (debit) (From) Expenses: Increase an Expense (debit) (To) Decrease an Expense (credit) (From)

8 TO/FROM EXAMPLES Example: An expense was incorrectly charged to the wrong expense object code. From: Decrease the expense from the wrong object code (6225) To: Increase the expense to the correct object code (6601)

9 TO/FROM EXAMPLES Example: Receipts from customers were deposited into an expense object code (6201) that should have been recorded as revenue (4380). Increase expense (To) removing credits from an expense object code Increase revenue (To) since an expense was booked to revenue it originally appears as a negative. By increasing the revenue it makes the net effect $0.00.

10 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION

11 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION Document Type GEC The General Error Correction Document is used to correct entries that have already posted to the General Ledger. It is used to correct a posting error that has: o Wrong account number o Wrong object code o Wrong amount If you are correcting just the sub-account or sub-object code, please use Intra Account Adjustment Document.

12 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION Organization Document Number is a searchable field. It is optional and user-defined with a maximum of 10 characters.

13 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION Reference Origin Code where did the document originate from- 01 will be used most often.

14 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION Reference # - Can only be alpha or numeric-no spaces or periods (8 characters) Line Description optional field to further explain the particular line

15 GENERAL ERROR CORRECTION Please attach appropriate support under Notes and Attachments section of the document. Support must substantiate the amount you are correcting. All the support must be saved in a PDF format

16 GEC EXAMPLE: Invoice # for PO #S010001, from Tri Star for $539 was posted to in error. It should have been posted to account Can you correct this error by using the General Error Correction?

17 DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME & EXPENSE

18 DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME & EXPENSE Document Type DI Purpose of the DI document is to distribute income, expense, assets or liabilities from a holding account to one or more appropriate account(s) when one account has incurred expenses or received income on behalf of one or more other accounts

19 DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME & EXPENSE EXAMPLE 1 The Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH), department 1620, records revenue for its Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (VDI) service in a subsystem which uploads the total amount into the VTH revenue holding account ( ). An entry needs to be made to distribute the VDI revenue for the month of October into the appropriate revenue accounts and object codes. Account Object Code Amount Org Ref ID From: $ 245, To: $ 45, RadThera To: $ 200, Ultrasnd

20 DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME & EXPENSE EXAMPLE 2 For Career center Merchant payments (credit/debit card payments) are distributed on a daily basis and is now reflected in KFS in object code To clear an amount in object code 6684, Credit Card Clearing, a Distribution of Income and Expense document (DI) is used. In order to get the journal entries to balance, both accounting lines will go in the To section. Support of the payment card transactions should be provided under Notes and Attachments section.

21 INTRA ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT

22 INTRA ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT Document Type: IAA Used when account number and object code is not changing, but a subaccount and/or sub-object code need to be added or removed. Advantage: Only routes to Fiscal Officer for approval. Quick finalization of the document.

23 INTRA ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT EXAMPLE Revenue of $1500 was deposited into sub account 2FRWK but should have been deposited into sub account 1 CLIN. We need to create an IAA document to correct this?

24 As you can see it only routes to Fiscal Officer for approval. If GEC document was used to make this correction instead of the IAA document, it would have route to several individuals and have take much longer for the document to get finalized.

25 ADJUSTMENT/ ACCRUAL VOUCHER

26 ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING: The term accrual refers to any individual entry recording revenue or expense in the absence of a cash exchange Accruals are recorded on the transaction date Transaction date is when a financial event occurs whether or not cash is exchanged Services are performed (diagnostic testing) Product is sold (books) Inventory is received CSU s fiscal year is July 1 st June 30 th

27 ACCRUALS - ASSETS Prepaid Expenses (Object Code 1740) Service contracts Registration Expenses Airline tickets for next year s travel Note: This would reduce your current year expense and move the expense to the next fiscal year Other Receivables (Object Code 1437) Lab test work complete for external client, but revenue not received by June 30 th New Student Orientation attended in June, but money not received until after June 30 th

28 ACCRUALS - LIABILITIES Unearned Revenue (Object Code 2590) Revenue received in FY18, but earned in FY19 Sports/Youth camps paid in advance for next fiscal year Special Course Fees paid in June for summer semester ending in August Football season tickets sold in June Year-end Payables (Object Code 2103) Expense incurred in FY18, but not paid until FY19 Travel occurred June 23 rd June 30 th, but Travel Reimbursement not issued until July Service Agreement for FY18, not paid until FY19

29 ACCRUAL METHOD REVENUE EXAMPLE #1 Account receives an order to test a soil sample on April 30 th. The test results are completed and the customer invoiced on May 31 st for $200 and the customer pays on July 3 rd. What document(s) would be used, and when would this revenue be recognized? ACCRUAL METHOD EXPENSE EXAMPLE #2 Account entered into a 12 month service agreement in the amount of $12,000 from April 1 March 31, and was booked in full to object code What document(s) will be used and what fiscal year will this be recognized in?

30 ACCRUAL METHOD TRAVEL EXAMPLE #3 An individual traveled from June 24 th June 30 th, and have not turned in their receipts, so a AV must be done for account Per the TA they had the following expenses: Airfare purchased on the Ghostcard in May for $350 (based on the date, this will post in correct fiscal year) Per diem of $217 Parking of $50 Mileage of $38.50 Hotel of $275.50

31 PRE-ENCUMBRANCE/ AUTOMATIC ENCUMBERED PO S

32 PRE- ENCUMBRANCE Document Type PE Earmark funds for which unofficial commitments have already been made. Set aside future expense that might not already be encumbered All pre-encumbrances need to be disencumbered via automatic reversal or manual adjustment (disencumbrance) which must reference the PE document number

33 PRE ENCUMBRANCE EXAMPLE Department 1501 will be submitting a Disbursement Voucher for $700 to be paid to the Music Store (the vendor) who will be the music service provider for the College s commencement exercises on May 13, The account number is , and the object code for the expense is We want to earmark the $700 now (in April).

34 PRE-ENCUMBRANCE EXAMPLE

35 DISENCUMBRANCE Document Type PE Reference # required- must use the Kuali # of the original encumbrance Document is created the same as a Pre- Encumbrance, only use the Disencumbrance line

36 DISENCUMBRANCE EXAMPLE On February 20, 2016, $ was encumbered on Account with document The supplies have been received and this amount needs to be disencumbered since a reversal date was never selected

37 AUTOMATIC ENCUMBRANCES

38 AUTOMATIC ENCUMBRANCES Requisition is created PO creates after Requisition is final Encumbrance is automatically booked when PO is final Payment Request is done to pay vendor If final box is not checked then only the amount paid will be reversed For outstanding Encumbrances related to POs contact Procurement to remove Travel Authorizations Travel Reimbursement Salary

39 TRANSFER OF FUNDS

40 PURPOSE OF TRANSFER OF FUNDS DOCUMENT Transfer of Funds (TF) document is used to transfer funds (cash) between accounts. If expenses are incurred in Account A, but Account B wants to cover a portion, a GEC will need to be done to move the expenses to Account B, and not a Transfer of Funds. We will also cover: Which accounts are allowed to transfer funds between each other Types of Transfer Which object codes to use When to move budget and when to move cash

41 Transfer of Funds (TF) Overview Mandatory Non Mandatory Mandatory Transfers required to meet contractual agreements. Example: Bond Payments Non-Mandatory Transfers: Non-Plant Funds The following object codes are used for nonmandatory fund transfers, excluding Plant Funds Object Code: 9900 (Income) Object Code: 9902 (Expense) Currently these types of transfers will only be made by Business and Financial Services Non-Mandatory Transfers: Plant Funds Plant Fund transfers are transfers of cash for a capital project. Cash is moved from a department account into a Plant Fund Account. Plant fund object codes are: Object Code 9904 (TO Income) Object Code 9905 (FROM Expense)

42 WHEN TO MOVE BUDGET AND WHEN TO MOVE CASH BA document should be used to move funds within the same subfunds for budget based accounts, and not the Transfer of Funds document EG, RARSP, PVM, CSFS, EXPSTA, EXTEN ***Follow the Transfer of Funds Matrix when creating TOF documents**** Transfer of Funds Matrix is located in Campus Services Website. Please use the link below to access the TOF Matrix: zoom=100

43 TRANSFER OF FUNDS MATRIX

44 Below is an example of Transfer of Funds document moving funds to the Plant Account Important: Always make sure there is adequate funds in the debit (From) account (the account providing the funds) to cover the transfer.

45 TRANSFER OF FUNDS DOCUMENT Below is an example of returning unused funds from a Plant Fund account Negative amounts are not allowed in TOF document. Instead use the Error Correction button at the bottom of the original TOF document screen to reverse the document. If the full amount is not being reversed then create a new TOF document to reverse (flip) the TO and FROM and the amount you want to be reversed.

46 TRANSFER OF FUNDS DOCUMENT On the below TOF document, actual revenue is recorded on the EG account using object code 9900; therefore, a Budget Adjustment (BA) document is also needed to increase spending authority.

47 TRANSFER OF FUNDS DOCUMENT Below Budget Adjustment (BA) document is processed to give account spending authority. Please always reference original Transfer Of Funds document number in the BA document when increasing the spending authority.

48 TRANSFER OF FUNDS EXAMPLE #1 Account is currently in deficit by $4,321 and has approval from Campus Services to be subsidized by account A Transfer of Funds needs to be created to move the funds. TRANSFER OF FUNDS EXAMPLE #2 Account is funding a bathroom remodel of $5,000 and needs to move funds to account

49 IMPORTING LINES Importing lines Templates and instructions are available by clicking on the? on each document and searching for Data Import Templates Remove the first three rows Must be saved in CSV format Click on add to import into the document

50 IMPORTING LINES After you click on the? a window will pop up. Search Data Import Templates and click on the template needed. In this case we want the DI_YEDI_IB_TF_YETF_PE_Encumbrance_Only Import template.

51 IMPORTING LINES Once the document has been downloaded and the information input: Remove the first three rows Save in the CSV format Click on import lines to import into the document

52 QUESTIONS? Erin Mercurio Summer Leaming Publina Meldrum