Year-End Receipts Processing

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Year-End Receipts Processing Unverified Deposits Received in Treasury by June 30th As of June 30, 2014

Unverified Deposits Each year funds are deposited into the State Treasury on June 30th Over-the-Counter, ACH and Wire deposits to the Treasury on June 30th may not be accounted for on that date Some of these deposits are not accounted for on June 30th due to: The agency inputs a transaction into FLAIR that is not verified by close of business on June 30th The agency did not input a transaction into FLAIR by June 30th for funds received in the bank The bank deposit or FLAIR receipt transaction contained errors

FLAIR Deposits not Verified by June 30th If a FLAIR transaction is not verified by 3:00 p.m. on June 30th: Deposits not verified will be rejected by the Treasury and deleted during nightly processing on June 30th The agency must create a reversing entry for each deleted deposit with a PPI of M or Y

FLAIR Deposits not Verified by June 30th Examples of entries that agencies will need to input for each deposit that is deleted during nightly processing on June 30th: In July, TR30 reversing June receipt to GR Fund: SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 6**** Revenues 5,000.00 M/Y N X I 54600 Collections - General Revenue Fund A In July, TR30 reversing June receipt to TF or WC Fund: SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 2,3 6**** Revenues 5,000.00 M/Y N X I 12100 Unreleased Cash in State Treasury A

Unverified Deposit Accounting Unverified deposits must be accounted for properly in the agency’s financial records for: General Revenue (GR) Funds Trust (TF) and Working Capital Funds

Unverified Deposits Accounting for General Revenue

Unverified Deposit Accounting - GR For General Revenue Funds: In July, input TR10s in GR with a PPI to record June unverified deposits SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 12400 Cash in State Treasury - Unverified 5,000.00 M/Y X I 6**** Revenues

Unverified Deposit Accounting - GR For General Revenue Funds: In July, input a TR30 to record the cash receipt and transfer to Treasury for verification SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 54600 Collections - General Revenue Fund 5,000.00 X A 6**** Revenues I

Unverified Deposit Accounting - GR For General Revenue Funds: In July, input TR10s without a PPI to reverse unverified deposit SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 6**** Revenues 5,000.00 X I 12400 Cash in State Treasury - Unverified

Unverified Deposit Accounting - GR For General Revenue Funds: In July, input TR10s with a PPI to close collections against revenues as part of the year-end financial statement process for GR funds SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 6**** Revenues 5,000.00 Y X I 54600 Collections - General Revenue Fund

Unverified Deposits Accounting for Trust (TF) and Working Capital Funds

Unverified Deposit Accounting - TF For Trust and Working Capital Funds: In July, input TR10s with a PPI recording June unverified deposits SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 2,3 12400 Deposits in State Treasury - Unverified 5,000.00 M/Y X I 6**** Revenue

Unverified Deposit Accounting - TF For Trust and Working Capital Funds: In July, input a TR30 to record the cash receipt and transfer to Treasury for verification SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 2,3 12100 Unreleased Cash in State Treasury 5,000.00 X A 6**** Revenues I

Unverified Deposit Accounting - TF For Trust and Working Capital Funds: In July, input TR10s without a PPI to reverse unverified deposit SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 2,3 6**** Revenues 5,000.00 X I 12400 Cash in State Treasury - Unverified

Unverified Deposit Accounting - GR For Trust and Working Capital Funds : Balances are brought forward with TR08s into the new year when the agency closes its books for the prior year NOTE: This is a year end entry that happens regardless of whether unverified deposits entries are made by an agency SF GL Code Description Amount PPI BKI DR CR I/A 1 12400 Cash in State Treasury - Unverified 5,000.00 X A 5**** Fund Equity

Additional Information For additional information please see CFO Memorandum No. 04 (2013-2014) at: http://www.myfloridacfo.com/Division/AA /Memos/cfo/2010s/default.htm Please send questions to the Bureau of Financial Reporting at: SFRS@myfloridacfo.com