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Use of Central Accounting Data (UCAD) to Reconcile. September 19, 2007 Yianting Lee. Use of Central Accounting Data - UCAD. Purpose
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Use of Central Accounting Data (UCAD) to Reconcile September 19, 2007 Yianting Lee
Use of Central Accounting Data - UCAD Purpose • To Improve interagency eliminations by providing agencies a tool to reconcile transactions and balances directly to Treasury Central Accounting data (authoritative data)
UCAD – cont’d Benefit • To address the following reporting inconsistencies, • in agency financial statements vs. agency monthly reporting to the Treasury • Agency financial statement data not consistent with USSGL by matching with the authoritative data (one-to-one relationship from Central Accounting System to year-end financial reporting)
New Transfers Categories –FY 2007 * Replacing RC 19 & 28
New Transfers Categories –FY 2007 cont’d • Changes are in • FY 2007 TFM, 4705.35-Receiprocal Categories • FY 2007 Intragovernmental Accounting Policy Guide, Section 20.1
Agency Generated Reports - UCAD Three types of reports for each category
Summary Report by Activity Type – cont’d Set parameters for the report: Period: accounting month in Fiscal year For Example: October: Period 1
Summary Report by Activity Type – cont’d Lists the Rpt title and USSGLs w/in parameters Export the report out to PDF/Excel Parameters For: AXFERC, AXFERD, BXFERC, BXFERD CXFERC, CXFERD
Detail Report provides more transaction details to assist the agencies to reconcile: Transaction Reference Number in the Central Accounting Data
Detail Report – cont’d Trading partner’s information
Upcoming … • Reports (RC 7 & 8) are available for the agencies now • Reports can be used as a tool to assist agencies during the reconciliation process • Reports will be required to be used to reconcile the GFRS/IRAS data reporting in the future • Similar reports will be available for other authoritative data in 2008 and beyond: • FBWT • CIHO • Investments • Borrowing Activity • Net Outlays • Appropriation Warrants • … and more…