CHAPTER IX SECTION IX-TF-1 EXPENDABLE AND NONEXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS

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CHAPTER IX SECTION IX-TF-1 EXPENDABLE AND NONEXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTS Assets 200* Imprest Cash 230* Cash on Hand 240 Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer 241 Warrants Outstanding 320* Due to Other Funds 340* Accounts Receivable 360* Accrued Interest Receivable 450* Investments 460 Other Assets 490 Fixed Assets - Land 491 Fixed Assets - Buildings 493 Fixed Assets - Equipment 498 Accumulated Depreciation - Buildings 499 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment Expenditure/Expense Accounts 530* Expenditures/Expenses 538* Nonoperating Expenses Liabilities 601* Accounts Payable 640* Due to Other Funds 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 1

Fund Balance 810* Reserved for Other Items 855 Reserved for Trust Principal 870 Unreserved, Designated for Other Items 890* Unreserved, Undesignated Fund Balance Revenue Accounts 960* Revenues 968* Nonoperating Revenues *Indicates a control account NOTE: Accumulated depreciation and the associated depreciation expense applies to nonexpendable trusts only. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 2

DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTS Acct # Account Title Applicable Fund 200* Imprest Cash (ETF, NETF) This account is used to segregate and control petty cash and other imprest cash as established by the Board of directors. Include Imprest Bank Checking Account. - Debit with the amount of petty cash established. (Contra entry - credit account 240-Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer.) - Credit with reduction or return of each amount previously established. - Petty cash disbursements will be reimbursed by audited claims charged to the appropriate expenditure accounts and paid from account 240-Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer. The reimbursement warrant will be drawn to the order of the custodian of the Petty Cash or other Imprest Cash. 230* Cash on Hand (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record all cash received prior to remitting to the County Treasurer. Cash on hand or in banks will be recorded in this account, except Imprest Bank Checking Accounts. - Debit with trust fund cash receipts. - Credit with deposits or remittances to the County Treasurer. (Contra entry - debit account 240-Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer.) 240 Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record all cash of the trust fund other than cash required to be recorded in account 200-Imprest Cash and account 230-Cash on Hand. - Debit with cash received directly by the County Treasurer. - Debit with trust fund cash receipts remitted to the County Treasurer. - Credit with Warrants Redeemed by County Treasurer. (Contra entry - debit account 241-Warrants Outstanding.) 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 3

241 Warrants Outstanding (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record all trust fund warrants issued and redeemed. - Credit with the trust fund warrants issued. - Debit with the amounts of warrants redeemed by the County Treasurer. - Debit with the amounts of warrants cancelled. (Contra entry - credit account previously charged in the Subsidiary Expenditure Ledger.) 320* Due from Other Funds (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record amounts due from other funds for services between funds. - Debit with value of services to be reimbursed by other fund. - Credit with payments from the funds that received services. 340* Accounts Receivable (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record amounts owed to the trust fund by private persons, firms, or others for which other receivable accounts have not been established. Entries may be made to this account as transactions occur or they may be recorded at year-end. - Debit with amounts due. (Contra entry - credit account 960-Revenues for amounts that represent available reimbursements for expenditures already incurred.) - Credit with amounts receipted. 360* Accrued Interest Receivable (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record the amount of interest due on investments by accrual basis districts. To be susceptible to accrual the interest income must be measurable and available to finance expenditures of the current fiscal period. - Debit with amounts due from investments. - Credit with amounts received. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 4

450* Investments (ETF, NETF) Temporary investments of trust fund moneys not needed for current use, as permitted by statute, are to be recorded in this account. - Debit with the amount of investments purchased. - Credit with the purchase price of the original investment upon the sale of that investment. The excess over the purchase amount is credited to account 960- Revenues, or 968-Nonoperating Revenues for nonexpendable trust funds. The excess of the purchase amount over the amount received is debited to 530-Expenditures/Expenses or to 538-Nonoperating Expenses for the Nonexpendable Trust Funds. 460 Other Assets (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record assets of the trust funds which do not consist of cash, investments, or fixed assets. - Debit with the cost or estimated cost of the asset at the time of the donation. - Credit with the recorded cost upon sale or disposition of the asset. See Appendix A - Glossary of Terms for the definition of fixed assets. 490 Fixed Assets - Land (ETF, NETF) 491 Fixed Assets - Buildings (ETF, NETF) 493 Fixed Assets - Equipment (ETF, NETF) 498 Accumulated Depreciation - Buildings (NETF) 499 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment (NETF) 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 5

530* Expenditures/Expenses (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record expenditures (operating expenses in a nonexpendable trust funds). Details of the expenditure account will be maintained in the expenditure/expense ledger. - Debit with the amount of claims which are due and payable (accrual basis) and with the amount of payments made on claims (cash basis). (Contra entry - credit 601-Accounts Payable for accrual basis districts.) - Credit with the amounts of voided and cancelled warrants for expenditures/expenses. - Credit with closing entry to account 890-Unreserved, Undesignated Fund Balance. 538* Nonoperating Expenses (NETF) This account is used record expenses and losses arising from transactions of trust principal. - Debit with realized losses or expenses associated with trust principal. - Credit with closing entry to account 855-Reserved for Trust Principal. 601* Accounts Payable (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record unpaid liabilities for goods received, scholarships awarded, or services performed, except these due to other funds which are recorded in account 640-Due to Other Funds. - Credit with the amount of audited vouchers and year-end accrual. (Contra entry - debit account 530-Expenditures/Expenses.) - Debit with the amount of the liabilities paid and credit memos received. The balance of this account represents the liability for unpaid vouchers. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 6

640* Due to Other Funds (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record the fund's liability for services performed by other funds of the school district. - Credit with the dollar amount of services performed by another fund. - Debit with the amount paid for services performed by another fund. - A subsidiary account shall be maintained for each fund. 810* Reserved for Other Items (ETF, NETF) This account is provided as a means for accumulating and restricting fund balance for future uses. The amount put in this account are locally authorized by the Board of directors. - Debit with the amount removed from the reserve either by board action or because the purpose for the reserve has been fulfilled. - Credit with amounts to be reserved. 855 Reserved for Trust Principal (NETF) For use in nonexpendable trusts only, this account shows the portion of trust assets that represents principal. After the closing of the nonoperating revenue and nonoperating expense accounts, this account is equal to the principal of the nonexpendable trust. - Credit with amounts received into the nonexpendable trust. - Credit with the gains on the sale of investment principal. - Debit with losses on the sale of investment principal. - Debit with amounts removed from the trust by board action. - Credit at the close of the fiscal year with the balance of account 968- Nonoperating Revenues. - Debit as a closing entry the balance of account 538-Nonoperating Expenses. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 7

870 Unreserved, Designated for Other Items (ETF, NETF) This account shows the funds available for scholarship or other authorized purposes. Normally, the entire fund balance of the account is restricted by the trust agreement. This account shows the amounts available for scholarship or other authorized purposes but that have been reserved for a specific disbursement. For both expendable and nonexpendable trusts, this account represents the amounts available for specific use such as scholarships that have been reserved for a specific disbursement. - Credit with amounts reserved for specific use such as scholarships. - Debit with amounts removed from the reserve by board action in accordance with the trust agreement. 890* Unreserved, Undesignated Fund Balance (ETF, NETF) After the closing of the revenue and expenditure/expense accounts, this account is equal to the excess of assets over liabilities, reserved for other items, reserved for trust principal, and the unreserved, designated for other items. This account is used in instances where a trust fund is not restricted to specific uses and there is money on hand that is unreserved for specific use by the district board of directors. This account is also used in instances where a trust fund has money, restricted under the trust agreement to scholarship or other authorized purposes, but that has not been reserved for a specific disbursement. - Credit at the close of the fiscal year with the balance of account 960- Revenues. - Debit or Credit with a corresponding increase or decrease in account 870- Unreserved, Designated for Other Items. - Debit as a closing entry the balanc e of account 530-Expenditures/Expenses. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 8

960* Revenues (ETF, NETF) This account is used to record actual revenues. For accrual basis districts, revenue in the expendable trust fund should be recorded when measurable and available, and revenue in the nonexpendable trust fund should be recorded when earned. Do not use this account for refund of expenditures/expenses. - Credit with cash receipts and accruals of operating revenues as they become measurable and available, or when earned in the nonexpendable trust fund. - Debit with closing entry to account 890-Unreserved, Undesignated Fund Balance. 968* Nonoperating Revenue (NETF) This account is used only in the nonexpendable trust fund to record expenses and losses arising from transactions of trust principal. - Debit with realized gains associated with trust principal. - Credit with closing entry to account 855-Reserved for Trust Principal. 9-1-93 NEW IX TF-1 9

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