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USAS. Fiscal Year-end Closing Procedures 2013. Pre-Closing Procedures. The following steps must be completed prior to closing for fiscal year-end. District/Building Financial Data.

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  1. USAS Fiscal Year-end Closing Procedures 2013

  2. Pre-Closing Procedures The following steps must be completed prior to closing for fiscal year-end.

  3. District/Building Financial Data • The District Financial General Information and Building Financial information must be entered through USAEMSDB. This data will be reported under Financial Reporting Period H for FY13.

  4. USAEMSDB - DSTMNT Central Office Square Footage and ITC IRN - 085639 are found in the USAEMSDB program option 1 - DSTMNT

  5. USAEMSDB - BLDMNT The transportation and lunchroom percentages and correct square footage fields are found on the USAEMSDB program option 2. 111111 46,280 10.04 9.27 111112 56,600 11.66 12.56 111113 69,535 12.50 11.27 111114 218,770 30.36 30.19 111115 100,610 24.79 22.34 111116 67,360 10.65 14.37

  6. USAEMSDB - BLDRPT A report can be generated for the transportation, lunchroom percentages and building square footage under USAEMSDB option 3 - BLDRPT

  7. VALACT • Should be run to check for any invalid accounts that may need to be fixed prior to closing for the fiscal year. • This program creates a report of invalid accounts with an explanation as to why the accounts are considered invalid • WARNING messages will not cause any problems when trying to run year-end programs like USAEMSEDT or USAEMS • FATAL messages will prevent the USAEMS sequential file from being created • Possible VALACT messages are on the next several slides

  8. Possible VALACT messages “Invalid Fund Per Current Blue Book Standards” • The Fund is no longer valid in USAS. • WARNING will precede the message if there was no activity against the fund; you can choose to ignore the warning. • FATAL will precede it if there is any activity against the fund; it will cause errors when running USAEMS • Invalid Fund messages are mainly associated with grant funds so if AOS does not assign a new fund number to replace the invalid one, you can FNDCHG it to a miscellaneous account (499/599 with a unique SCC)

  9. Possible VALACT Messages “Function must be defined at a higher level of detail” • The same applies for receipt or object codes • The dimension (function, receipt or object code) is no longer valid in USAS; AOS has defined it to a higher level of detail • WARNING will precede the message if no activity against this code; you can choose to ignore the warning. • FATAL will precede it if there is any activity against the code; need to use ACTCHG to make the necessary updates

  10. Possible VALACT Messages “Invalid object per the current blue book standards. “ • The same applies for function or receipts codes • The dimension (function, receipt or object code) is no longer valid in USAS • WARNING will precede the message if no activity against this code; you can choose to ignore the warning. • FATAL will precede it if there is any activity against the code; need to use ACTCHG to make the necessary updates

  11. Possible VALACT Messages “ODE requires SUBJ or IL to be entered for this func/obj in most cases” • according to EMIS requirements (chapter 4 of ODE's EMIS Guide), ODE wants a subject or instructional level on certain types of accounts. Rule of thumb: if it’s a high school or middle/junior high class where teachers teach specific courses, a subject code should be provided. If it’s an elementary, then an instructional level should be provided. However, ODE states that there are cases where this doesn't apply and it is okay in those cases not to provide the subject or IL code. So since it is not enforced, it will display in VALACT as a warning.

  12. Possible VALACT messages • “A Valid EMIS category should be entered for this fund” • WARNING will precede this message if “*” entered in the EMIS Fund Category for a fund that requires an EMIS Category code. Intended for you to verify (double-check) that there isn’t an existing code that should be used. If no proper code exists, the * should be used. • WARNING will also precede message if EMIS Fund Category is blank for a fund that requires an EMIS Category code and there is no activity against this code; Even though a warning, strongly advise to enter a fund category (or an *) to that cash account. • FATAL will precede this message if the EMIS Fund Category is blank for a fund that requires a fund category code and there is activity against this fund. Must enter a fund category to the cash account

  13. EMIS Fund Categories • VALACT • Lists errors for invalid fund categories • Lists warnings for funds that should have an EMIS category but don’t • EMISFCAT report • Lists all funds and associated fund category • Enter * if no appropriate code exists

  14. EMIS Fund Categories

  15. Operational Units • Check Operational Units • Check IRN and Entity Type • Use USASWeb/ Operational Units to query all the OPUS; and make modifications if needed

  16. EFM • EFM has been removed from EMIS and is now a USAS program

  17. EFM Reports • Ensure Building Expenditures report (EFMRP1) looks reasonable • Use Inclusion/Exclusion reports to verify totals as needed on EFMRP1 • Reports are ESTIMATES only at this point • ADM will change and affect prorations done • EFM Reports on FISCALCD • See EFM Handbook for specifications • Available on ODE website; Search for “EFM Handbook”

  18. Appropriations • Next Year estimated budgets and revenues may be entered into the Next Year Proposed fields through APPROP prior to running Fiscal Year-end ADJUST. Note: Alternatively, IABMASS, IABMNT, or IABLOAD (also part of APPROP) may be used after closing the fiscal year

  19. Appropriations • NYPINI…clears out anything currently in the next year proposed fields • NYPMASS…allows ranges of accounts to be mass updated based on the calculation method chosen • NYPMNT…enter next year proposed amounts individually • NYPLOAD…upload next year proposed amounts via a spreadsheet file

  20. Month-end Closing

  21. Month-end Closing • Follow normal process of closing out for the month • After all transactions have been entered, reconcile USAS with the bank • BALCHK totals should be in balance • Ensures all underlying accounts are in balance with the associated cash account • Current encumbered from BALCHK should balance with PODETL • Cash Reconciliation from USAEMSEDT should balance with FINSUMM

  22. Month-end Closing • FINSUMM needs to balance with FINDET • Figures are coming from 2 completely different areas • FINSUMM pulls amounts from the account file • FINDET pulls amounts from the detailed transaction files • If the 2 do not balance, means something did not get completely updated during processing • Run SM2 CALC option if tracking SM2 figures • Review report for accuracy • Optional – also runs automatically as part of ADJUST

  23. Month-end Closing • Generate any month-end reports desired • Minimum reports recommended are: • BUDSUM, APPSUM, and REVSUM • Detailed PODETL • FINSUMM & FINDET • RECLED • Detailed CHEKPY • Cash Reconciliation (USAEMSEDT) • May be generated via MONTHLYCD • Generates standard set of monthly reports • Can be made available via secure web site • Can be archived to CDRom

  24. Fiscal Year-end Closing

  25. Fiscal Year-end Closing • Complete rest of USAEMSEDT options • Each option must at least be entered and exited even if there is nothing to enter • Each data entry option has the ability to generate a report • Can be very useful to generate the report to see what has been carried over from the prior year for each option

  26. USAEMSEDT Processing *** Main Menu *** 1 - Cash Reconciliation 2 - Federal Assistance Programs - Summary 3 - Federal Assistance Programs - Detail 4 - Civil Proceedings 5 - Exit Program ***System Manager Only*** 6 - Change flags Enter option < 5>: _

  27. Enter all Bank and ending balances Enter any deposits in transit Enter outstanding checks Enter any adjusting entries List investments Bonds & notes CD’s Securities Other investments List cash on hand (ex: petty cash) Output file = CSHREC.TXT Option 1 - Cash Reconciliation

  28. Option 1 - Cash Reconciliation • Figures entered must balance with the Current Fund Balance as reported on the FINSUMM • Not in balance if the following is displayed when exiting option 1 • USAEMS will generate error if not in balance Total entered in option 1 Total on the account file

  29. Option 2 – Summary Federal Assistance Programs FEDSUM.TXT • Federal Assistance Summary • Asks the following information: • Source Document – FINSUMM for federal funds only, plus any other federal assistance received

  30. Option 3 – Detail Federal Assistance Programs FEDDET.TXT • Contains an initialization option • Deletes prior year information for 5xx funds • Creates new records based on current year figures found on the account file for 5xx funds • CFDA # for each record created will need to be entered • Records for any funds other than 5xx will also need to be manually entered or updated

  31. Option 3 – Detail Federal Assistance Programs • Suggested Source Documents • ODE Web site summary report of amount of Federal Contributions received from ODE • CFDA #’s are listed on the printout from the ODE website and are in AOS USAS Manual

  32. Option 4 – Civil Proceedings CVLPRC.TXT • Enter data for any law suits during reporting period

  33. Financial Data Reporting • Data is to be reported to ODE via DATA COLLECTOR (EMIS-R) • Reporting period H • Data types consist of: • Cash, Budget, and Revenue accounts • Operational Unit Codes • Data entered in USAEMSEDT • Data entered in USAEMSDB • Capital Assets

  34. USAEMS • Extracts data from the USAEMSEDT and USAEMSDB programs and stores it in a flat-file layout that can be loaded into EMIS-R • Will check that all necessary funds are coded with a valid EMIS Fund Category • Checks that Cash Reconciliation balances • Output data will be stored on a USAEMS_EMISR.SEQ file

  35. USAEMS USAEMS - Extract financial data into EMIS-R detail file format. Are you extracting for an Information Technology Center? (Y,N,?) <N> _ District IRN: 999999 District Name: SAMPLEVILLE SCHOOLS Is this correct? (Y,N,?) <Y> _ Enter Fiscal Year: <2012> ____ Continue, Re-enter, or Exit? (C,R,E,?) <C> _ Processing, please wait! Full output file is USAEMS.SEQ Partial output file is USAEMS_EMISR.SEQ Processing Completed! 2013

  36. EMIS FINANCIAL DATA • After ODE releases the Financial (H) EMIS manifest we will send further instructions.

  37. USASAUD • Run the USAS Auditor Extraction program • Extracts information from the account, vendor, check, and receipt data files for auditing purposes • Creates ACCTAUD.SEQ, VENDAUD.SEQ, & TRANAUD.SEQ files • Also creates FINSUMM report by fund • Answer “Y” to “Send data to AOS now”; Sends above files electronically to AOS via email • Also creates ACCTAUD, VENDAUD, TRANAUD text files • Details information sent to AOS via the sequential files • Send email to other entities

  38. USASAUD 7/1/2012to 6/30/2013

  39. Fiscal Year-end Reports • Generate any fiscal year-end reports desired • May be generated via FISCALCD • Generates standard set of fiscal year reports • Can be made available via secure web site • Can be archived to CDRom

  40. ADJUST • Run ADJUST selecting month-end option • Run ADJUST again selecting Year-end and Fiscal options • Are now ready to begin processing for July

  41. Fiscal Yearend ADJUST • Accounts • Amounts moved to USAHIST file • Current fund balance moved to July 1st Cash Balance • Future Year Encumbered added to Future Encumbered then cleared • Future Year Requisitioned added to Requisitioned Amt then cleared • Next Year Proposed moved to Initial Budget/Rev. and then cleared • Current encumbrances moved to Carryover Encumbrances • Fiscal-to-date amounts cleared • Calculated fields recalculated • GAAP Original fields set to new expendable/receivable

  42. Fiscal Yearend ADJUST • Vendors • Fiscal-to-date amount cleared • USASDAT/USACON • Current Fiscal Year updated • SM2/ADJUST monthly access flags cleared

  43. Post-Closing Procedures

  44. Capital Assets • Compile your capital assets information • EIS DISTRICTS • Follow the EIS Fiscal Year End Checklist handout through at least step 5 , running EISEMS and uploading the data into EMIS-R. • NON-EIS DISTRICTS • Follow instructions in “Capital Asset Reporting for NON-EIS Districts” Must be to ODE before 13H period closes

  45. Financial Data Reporting Data Sources: Some of the data for EMIS financial reporting will be pulled directly from district’s live USAS data, while other portions will be pulled from EMIS-R “flat files” (i.e USAEMS_EMISR.SEQ). • Live USAS data includes: • Cash, Expenditure, Revenue Accounts • Account data will be pulled either from the current year data or from account history data depending on the timing of when the EMIS-R data collection is run. • Operational Units

  46. Financial Data Reporting • Flat Files data includes: • USAEMS_EMISR.SEQ generated from USAEMS • Cash Reconciliation • Federal Assistance Summary and Detail • Civil Proceedings • District and Building Profile information • EISEMS.SEQ or file exported from EMIS-FFE • Capital Assets USAEMSEDT data USAEMSDB data

  47. GAAP Conversion • Run USAEXP/GAAP_EXP option to create necessary files for GAAP reporting • Can be run either before or after closing out • Creates file (GAAPEXP.TXT) to be uploaded into WebGAAP • Emails GAAPEXP.TXT to specified email address for uploading into WebGAAP

  48. USAEXP/GAAP_EXP 2013

  49. WEBGAAP • GAAP URL https://gasb34sys.auditor.state.oh.us/gaap • GAAP Wiki http://gaapwiki.oecn.k12.oh.us/index.php?title=Main_Page

  50. Requesting/Assigning WEBGAAP access • When opening a new fiscal year for an entity, a user will need to request update access for the current fiscal year and next fiscal year. The ITC only grants update access to the current year. When the user opens the new fiscal year, the system will automatically grant that user update access to the newly opened fiscal year. Once the new year is opened, any additional users can be given the requested access to the new fiscal year. • After 9 months update access turns to read-only • For any given fiscal year • If Update access needs restored, must go through access request process

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