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Introduction to Budget & Account Management Principles and Practices—PART B (UBI 211) Sarah Song Director of Budget Planning and Administration Laleh Graylee Director of Analysis & Decision Support
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Introduction to Budget& Account Management

Principles and Practices—PART B(UBI 211)

Sarah SongDirector of Budget Planning and Administration

Laleh GrayleeDirector of Analysis & Decision Support

Introduction to Budget& Account Management

Principles and Practices—PART B(UBI 211)(UBI 211)

Agenda

General Overview of Budget

How to Reconcile Departmental Budgets using Data Warehouse

Questions and Answers

1

General Overview TopicsOverview of Budget Components & Processes

Overview of CFS Ad Hoc Reporting Tools (OBIEE)

Questions and Answers

1

General Review

• Mandatory & Optional Chartfields• Chart‐fields Listing• How to establish and close Chartfields• How to establish and close Chartfields• Organizational/Departmental Tree Structure• Fiscal Year Calendar

2

Mandatory & Optional ChartFields

Departmental Financial Management Responsibility:

Balancing at Department + Fund level

3

Chart‐field ListingChart‐field Listing

4

How to Establish New chartfields: Departments

5

How to Establish New chartfields: Non‐Department

6

Organizational/Departmental Tree StructureOrgani ational/ epartmental Tree Structure

7

Fi l C l dFiscal CalendarIt is important to become familiar with the fiscal year and accounting 

periods for each monthperiods for each month

July 1

August 2

Different than calendar earSeptember 3

October 4

November 5

D b 6

Different than calendar yearReflects Fiscal Year

December 6

January 7

February 8

March 9March 9

April 10

May  11

June  12

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Budget Components and ProcessesBudget Components and Processes

•What makes up the Budget•Budget Transfer OverviewBudget Transfer Overview•Components impacting BBA (Budget Balance Available)Balance Available)

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What makes up Budgets

Baseline Budget One‐Time Budget

Initial Baseline Additional Baseline Prior Year Budget Current Year Budget

Initial Base & Add’l Baseline Prior Prior One‐ One‐Base & Division Baseline 

Adj

Add’lBase 

Allocation

Baseline Budget Transfer

Prior Year CFWD

Prior Year 

Encumb

Prior Year PTD

Time Budget Adj

Time Budget Transfer

Benefit Allocation

10

Budget Transfer OverviewBudget Transfer Overview

Budget Transfer On‐line Training:http://connect01.fullerton.edu/cfsbt/ 11

Budget Transfer Formghttp://finance.fullerton.edu/Budget/Forms/

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Components impacting BBAComponents impacting BBA (Budget Balance Available)

• Initial and Additional Baseline BudgetBaseline Budget

•All Budgets including Baseline  Budget and One‐time BudgetRevised Budget

•Prior Year Grand Total to Date for active projectsProject to Date

Current Month ActualsCurrent Month Actuals

• Total Actuals for the Current Fiscal Year (includes Current Month Actuals)Year to Date Actuals

•Grand Total to Date = Project to Date + Year to Date ActualsGrand Total to Date

•Open POsYear to Date Encumbrance

•BBA = Revised Budget – Grant Total to Date – Year to Date Encumbrance

BBA (Budget Balance Available) 13

Reports

N CFS Ad H R iNew CFS Ad Hoc Reporting Tools (OBIEE)

14

New CFS Ad Hoc Reporting Tools (OBIEE)New CFS Ad Hoc Reporting Tools (OBIEE)My Queries

Purchasing

Revenue/Expense Report

15

Budget Planning and Administration Contacts

16

Questions & Answers

diAppendix AForms from Chart‐field creation 

flow chart

CMS Chartfield Request Formhttp://finance.fullerton.edu/Budget/Forms/

CMS Chartfield Request Form (Continued)

To Access and Complete Position Action Form and Student Task Profile o ccess a d Co p e e os o c o o a d S ude as o eAction Form

Go to your PortalGo to your Portal

Click on the “Titan Online” tab

S ll d li k “ k l ” i h C bScroll and click “My WorkPlace” in the eContent box

Select “eForms – Human Resources” (on left side)

For Position Action Form : Choose Payrolly

For Student Task Profile Action Form : Choose “Search All Form Templates”

To Access and Complete IT Access Request Forms (Finance System Access &To Access and Complete IT Access Request Forms (Finance System Access & HR System Access)

Go to your Portal

Click on the “Titan Online” tab

Scroll and click “My WorkPlace” in the eContent boxy

Select “IT Access Request Form”

Finance Access Form

HR Access Form

Appendix Bppe dOBIEE Reports

Report Purpose CommentsBudget Allocation Download all + or - budget allocations for a

department (by month or year-to-date)For data dumps only; Budget Detail Report

My Queries

on Revenue/Expense Link is better for department use; same details but subtotals by account codeby account code

Budget Allocation by Tree

Download all + or - budget allocations for a college/unit (by month or year-to-date)

For college/unit level fiscal coordinators

Salary & Benefits Lists individual salary and benefit payments Use to verify payment by type and month for department amounts issued by

CWID; can calculate benefits %

Salary & Benefits by Lists individual salary and benefit payments Use to verify payment

Tree by type and month per department for a college/unit

amounts issued by CWID; can calculate benefits %

Service Provider Shows recharges issued to your department Use to verify amounts

Chargebacks charged for orders submitted

Athletic Fees Student Affairs Only

Purchasingg

Report Purpose Comments

Requisitions Shows status of all requisitions entered (A: Approved; O:

Use to identify which requisitions are still in process

Open; X: Cancelled); vendor not yet assigned

or when approved

Purchase Orders Shows PO issued for requisition submitted

Use to see PO number and vendor assigned to arequisition submitted vendor assigned to arequisition

Voucher Shows all payments madeagainst a PO; can drill down to

Use to verify payments processed for vendor inquiries

see payment check #

Req / PO / Voucher Offers another view of the relationship between requisition PO and payment

An alternative to Voucher view; personal preference if this or Voucher view isrequisition, PO and payment this or Voucher view is preferred

PO Remaining Balance Shows all expenses applied and balance pending per PO

Use to identify POs that are complete and should be closed p g p

at department levelp

to release encumbrance

Revenue/Expense Reportp p

Report Purpose CommentsRevenue/Expense Summary Shows current budget, YTD

expenses, encumbrances, pre-encumbrances and department

Use to see amount available; salary projections to be separately applied; summaryencumbrances and department

available balanceseparately applied; summary without benefits version best view if department not responsible for benefits costs

All University Benefits Pool Shows total benefits expenses by Interesting to see but not reallyAll University Benefits Pool Shows total benefits expenses by type (e.g. dental, retirement, medicare)

Interesting to see but not really something departments need to be concerned with

Budget Detail Shows all + or - budget allocations for a department

Subtotals by account codeallocations for a department (YTD)

Actuals Detail (between Accounting Periods)

Shows all expenses posted to each account code; revenueposted as negative amount

Use to reconcile all expenses posted

posted as negative amount

Encumbrance Detail Shows balances encumbered for POs issued

Shows PO funds committed but not yet spent

Pre-Encumbrance Detail Shows balances encumbered for Shows requisition funds requisitions approved but not yet converted to PO

qcommitted but not yet spent

How to Reconcile Departmental Budgetsp g

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Budgeting and Reconciliation TopicsBudgeting and Reconciliation Topics1. Budgeting for various fund Types

2. Review annual budget Process

3. Balancing division/departmental budgets

• Monitoring Budgets• Monitoring Expenditures

4 P iti M t4. Position Management • New Hire/New Positions Budget Analysis

- YE Analysisy

5. Mid Year/YE Forecasting & Review- Fund/Departmental Balances

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- Open Commitments

- Reimbursement/Chargeback Analysis

Various Fund TypesVarious Fund Types

1. CSU Operating Fund - THEFD

2. Reimbursements – THERA

3. Lottery

4. Continuing Education

5. Capital Outlay

6. Enterprise/Self Support Funds

7. Trust Funds

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A l B d t PAnnual Budget ProcessTypes of Budget

1. Baseline Budget – Annual Fiscal Year Budget – on-going

2. Incremental – One Time Budget

3. Projects/Designated Budgets

• Could have multiple funding sources and can span over multiple• Could have multiple funding sources and can span over multiplefiscal years.

• Typically, expenditure outlay is too large for one fiscal year.

Most organizations have a combination of all three budget types.

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A l B d t PAnnual Budget ProcessTypes of Budget

1 B li B d t A l Fi l Y B d t i1. Baseline Budget – Annual Fiscal Year Budget – on-going

An estimate of spending, revenue, the deficit or surplus, during a fiscal year under current policies with the assumption that y p prevenues and spending will continue.

Characteristics

The budget is stable and change is gradual.

Managers can operate their departments on a consistent basis.

It’s simple to operate and easy to understand.

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A l B d t PAnnual Budget ProcessTypes of Budget

2- Incremental/One-time Budgets

Non-recurring set of funds provided to a department. A non-base item is often related to a one-time project such as capital projects or a special project. It could also include one-time/non-recurring source(s) of revenue.

Characteristics• Non base budget• Designated - including revenues and expenditures

N i f d• Non recurring funds• Generally identified by a specific code (project or class

code)

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Annual Budget ProcessBaseline Budget

CSU Operating Fund ‐ THEFD

41

Annual Budget ProcessgBaseline & One Time Budget ‐ By Expense Type

42

Annual Budget ProcessBaseline & One‐Time ‐ By Department & Project

43

Annual Budget ProcessgOne Time/Project Budget ‐ By Project

44

Annual Budget ProcessAnnual Budget ProcessSpecial/Enterprise Funds

Examples

•Parkingg

•Housing

• Associated Students

Monitoring Budgets and Expenditures ‐ Data Warehouseg g p

Loging

Data Warehouse Dashboards

Loging

Monitoring BudgetsMonitoring BudgetsBudget Transactions

Data Warehouse Budget Allocations Shows all budget transactions

48

Monitoring BudgetsMonitoring BudgetsBudget Allocations

Data Warehouse – Budget Allocations by Tree

49

Monitoring BudgetsMonitoring BudgetsBudget Allocations

Budget Scenariosg

What makes up Budgets

Baseline Budget One‐Time Budget

Initial Baseline Additional Baseline Prior Year Budget Current Year Budget

Initial Base & Add’l Baseline Prior Prior One‐ One‐

INTL_BASE ADDL_BASE BTR_BASE PY_CRYFWD PY_ENC PY_PTD IT_BUDAJ BTR_1Time ABR_BFNPL

Base & Division Baseline 

Adj

Add’lBase 

Allocation

Baseline Budget Transfer

Prior Year CFWD

Prior Year 

Encumb

Prior Year PTD

Time Budget Adj

Time Budget Transfer

Benefit Allocation

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Revenue/Expense Summary Report

Monitoring BudgetsMonitoring BudgetsTracking Expenditures

Data Warehouse – Revenue/Expense Summary Report

53

Monitoring Budgetsg gTracking Expenditures

54

Monitoring Budgets/Expendituresg g

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Monitoring Budgets/ ExpendituresMonitoring Budgets/ Expenditures 

56

Monitoring Budgets/ Expenditures Monitoring Charge Backs

Copier Charge-backs

57

Monitoring Budgets/ Expenditures /Chargeback/Recharge Codes

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Position Management – New Hire/Position Analysis

Salary Expenditure Projection ReportSalary Expenditure Projection Report

Position Management‐ Benefit AnalysisPosition Management‐ Benefit Analysis

Position Management‐ Benefit Analysisg y

Year End Forecasting/ReviewForm Charge Back Analysis – New Process

Year End/Mid Year Projections

Projected BBA = (Budget Balance Available + Anticipated Revenue/Reimbursement) – Anticipated Expenses

Year End ClosingYear End ClosingPrior Year Encumbrances – Review Process

Th B d t Pl i & Ad i d t t ill• The Budget Planning & Admin department will reserve funds from your budget for your open encumbrances (PO’s) if there is sufficient budget b l il bl dbalances available at year‐end. 

• Ninety days (July 1st thru September 30th) to close• Ninety days (July 1 thru September 30 ) to close Prior Year Encumbrances. 

• Approximately around October 1st – Contracts and Procurements will cancel/close any outstanding prior year encumbrances. (Division specific)year encumbrances. (Division specific)

Year End ClosingPrior Year Encumbrances – Review Requisitions

Year End ClosinggPrior Year Encumbrances – Review PO Balances

Questions?


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