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Title: Employee Time Accounting


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Employee Time Accounting
  • Presented by
  • Internal Business Services

V2.0
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Please
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Employee Time Accounting Manual
  • The Employee Time Accounting manual, forms, and
    this slide presentation are available on the
    Internal Business Website at
  • Intranet/Documents/Internal Business Forms and
    Documents
  • http//www.sdcoe.net/business2/?locib-formsm3p
    iibs

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General guidelines
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Page in Handout
  • Chapter 1

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What is it?
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Why?
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  • Ensure payroll charges match how time is spent
  • Federal and State requirement
  • OMB Circular A-87, Attachment B, 8(h)
  • Federal Office of Management Budget
  • CSAM Procedure 905
  • State California School Accounting Manual
  • Title 5
  • SDCOE Employee Time Accounting Manual

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Account Number Basics
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  • FF-FF-RRRR-RRR-GGGG-UUUU-OOOO-OOO-SSS-P
  • Resource Program being operated
  • ROP 6350
  • Special Education 6500
  • After School 6010
  • Internal Business 0000
  • Resource a set of accounts used to keep track of
    income and expenses for one type of activity.

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Consequences
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  • Consequences for non-compliance
  • Loss of a single federal program
  • Loss of all federal funds

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Types of employees
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  • Chapter 2

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Type of Employees
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  • Unrestricted Programs
  • Local Programs
  • Single Categorical Program
  • Multiple Categorical Programs
  • Mix of funding including any of above
  • Used as match regardless of funding

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All Programs
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  • If your time is used as match in another program,
    you must document your time.
  • No time reporting required should be read as
  • Generally no time reporting required unless your
    time is used as match in another program, then
    you must document your time.

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All Programs
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Unrestricted Programs
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  • No time reporting required
  • Resources
  • 0000 General Fund Unrestricted
  • 1100 Lottery Programs

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Local Programs
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  • Resource 0904 No time reporting required
  • Resource 9010 Time reporting if
  • Funding from a contract
  • Employee used as match
  • Reporting to granting agency is required
  • Resource 9515 Time reporting required
  • If source is federal, time reporting required
  • If time reporting required, use categorical rules
    to determine semiannual or monthly

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Categorical Programs
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  • Federal and State grants, contracts,
    entitlements, funds
  • Time reporting always required
  • Two types of employees
  • Single program funded
  • Multiple program funded

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Single Program Funded
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  • Paid by a single funding source
  • Means a single resource-sub (generally)
  • 6010-100
  • 3310-400
  • If we divide a single funding source into
    multiple resource-subs, it is still a single
    funding source
  • 2410s
  • 3060s

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Multiple Program Funded
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  • Paid by more than one funding source
  • Means more than one resource-sub (generally see
    exception in previous slide)
  • 0000-100 and 9515-110
  • 6010-400 and 6500-450
  • 0904-300 and 3060-550

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Match Requirement
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  • Match
  • Cash local funds contributed by SDCOE to a
    program as required by a granting agency
  • In Kind local employee time, office space, etc.
    contributed by SDCOE to a program
  • Match employees paid by any funding source must
    document their time

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Employee Services Charged Via Inter-Office Charge
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  • Time reporting requirement based on how salary is
    charged in payroll
  • If normal payroll is unrestricted, time reporting
    requirement is not created because the employees
    time is charged to a categorical program through
    an inter-office charge document

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Documentation requirements
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  • Chapter 3

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All Time Accounting
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  • After the fact report
  • Not a plan
  • A July December semiannual report must be
    signed after December
  • Account for 100 of your regular job
  • Additional assignments separate reporting

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All Time Accounting
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  • Form Due Dates 30 days after the end of the
    reporting period
  • Semiannual reports
  • July December due January 30
  • January June due July 30
  • Monthly reports
  • By the end of the month following the reporting
    month
  • Report of October time due by November 30

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All Time Accounting
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  • Turn forms into your Manager
  • Then to your Program Business Specialist or
    equivalent
  • Programs must track that all forms have been
    turned in.

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Semiannual Reporting
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  • Employees funded from a single funding source
  • Report every six months
  • July December Due January 30
  • January June Due July 30
  • Multiple employees may be listed if all work 100
    for the same funding source
  • Match employees must be listed separately

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Semiannual Reporting
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  • Signature Requirement
  • Employee and Manager
  • OR
  • Manager only if manager has direct knowledge of
    the work performed by all employees on the list
  • Look for division signature requirements
  • Sign after the end of the reporting period

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Monthly Reporting
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  • Employees funded from multiple funding sources
  • Report every month
  • Due by 30th of month following the reporting
    month
  • October time report due November 30
  • Only one employee per form

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Monthly Reporting
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  • Signature Requirement
  • Must be signed by employee and manager
  • Manager may not sign in place of employee
  • Look for division signature requirements
  • Sign after the end of the reporting period

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Supplemental Employment Contracts
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  • Employee works in two separate positions
  • Employee has a regular contract and a
    supplemental contract
  • Keep separate time accounting records for each
    position or contract
  • Review each position or contract independently of
    others to determine correct reporting.

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Adjusting payroll
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  • Chapter 4

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Payroll Time Must Match
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  • Duties determine how payroll distribution is
    ultimately recorded.
  • Clarity Payroll set up are estimates.
  • Time Accounting is the final determination.
  • Payroll must be adjusted to match time reporting
  • Monthly for programs requiring monthly financial
    reports
  • At least quarterly for other programs

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Payroll
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  • Once time has been certified and payroll has been
    adjusted to match the certification, no further
    adjustments to the payroll distribution may be
    made.
  • Time accounting certification and Payroll must
    match.

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Summary of procedures Forms
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  • Chapter 5

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Summary of Procedures
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  • Use the forms provided by IBS
  • Determine which employees report on a semiannual
    and monthly basis
  • Report 100 of your time
  • Turn in 100 of the forms.
  • Federal ED and CDE 90 is not good enough.
  • Only 100 compliance compliance

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Summary of Procedures
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  • Review completed forms prior to submission
  • Prepare SXADJ to adjust payroll to match Time
    Accounting
  • Maintain records for 5 years (IBS will store
    records)
  • If someone leaves, get their form before they go!

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Summary of Forms
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  • Both forms are available on the IBS Forms page on
    the Internet
  • Get there from the Documents tab of the Intranet
  • Review the guidelines with your Program Business
    Specialist to determine who must complete time
    accounting.

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Form - Semiannual
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Form - Semiannual
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Form-SemiannualSample
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Form - Monthly
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Form - Monthly
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Form MonthlySample
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Internal Business Contacts
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  • Shauna Stark
  • 858-292-3749
  • Margaret Romero
  • 858-292-3745
  • Myrna Gasang
  • 858-569-5360
  • Pam Gilles
  • 858-571-7217

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Program Contacts
  • Div 100 Your manager OR
  • Shauna Stark
  • Div 200 Your manager OR
  • Shauna Stark
  • Div 300 Your manager OR
  • Shauna Stark
  • Div 500 Dean Miyake
  • Div 600 Your manager OR
  • Margaret Romero

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Program Contacts
  • School 400 Student Services
  • Your manager
  • School 403 Student Suppt Svcs
  • Melissa Nguyen
  • School 407 Migrant Education
  • Ali Mottaghi
  • School 410 Outdoor Education
  • Wayne Hindle

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Program Contacts
  • School 420 JCCS
  • Paul Lee
  • School 440 ROP
  • Julie Kimball
  • School 451-454 Spec Ed SELPA
  • Eva Gomez
  • School 455-456 Spec Ed Operated
  • Mary Walker

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Practice Forms
  • Use the information provided in each example to
    decide who should be reported on which form and
    who must sign the form

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Practice Facts - 1
  • Susan works in Migrant Education and is paid from
    the following resource-subs
  • 3060-125 Migrant Ed-Direct Svcs 25
  • 3060-550 Migrant Ed-Admin 75
  • She spent all of her time each month during July
    June working with migrant education students,
    parents, and administration

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Practice QA - 1
  • Does Susan have to report her time?
  • Yes, because she works for a federal program
  • Does Susan have to report semiannually or
    monthly?
  • Semiannually, because even though Susan is paid
    from two different resource-subs they are both
    from the same Migrant Education funding source
  • Who must sign the form?
  • Either Susan or her Manager may sign the form

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Practice Facts - 2
  • Kevin works in LRET and is paid from the
    following resource-subs
  • 0000-520 District School Impr 75
  • 0904-535 Support Reading Impl. 25
  • 0904-535 is funded through workshop
    registrations)
  • He spent his time each month during July June
    working with districts to improve test scores and
    presenting at RIC workshops.

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Practice QA - 2
  • Does Kevin have to report his time?
  • No, because he is funded from two unrestricted
    programs that are not based on a contract and
    have no reporting requirements.

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Practice Facts - 3
  • Molly works in JCCS and is paid from the
    following resource-subs
  • 2410-100 JCCS Court Teachers 65
  • 3010-400 Title I Basic Grant 35
  • Molly spent her time during July December
    teaching a class of students all of whom are
    eligible for Title I services.

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Practice QA - 3
  • Does Molly have to report her time?
  • Yes, because she is paid from state and federal
    funds
  • Does Molly have to report semiannually or
    monthly?
  • Monthly, because she is paid from a combination
    of federal and non-federal resources
  • Who must sign the form?
  • Molly and her manager

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Practice Facts - 4
  • Samantha works in ROP and is paid from the
    following resource-subs
  • 3555-401 Perkins 132 100
  • Samantha spent her time from July December
    working on Carl Perkins about 75 of her time and
    working on ROP administration about 25 of her
    time.

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Practice QA - 4
  • Does Samantha have to report her time?
  • Yes, because she is paid from a federal program
  • Does Samantha have to report semiannually or
    monthly?
  • Semiannually because she is paid from a single
    federal program
  • Who can sign the form?
  • Samantha or her Manager
  • But

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Practice QA - 4
  • Once Samantha reports that she spent her time for
    July December working on projects other than
    Perkins,
  • Her payroll for July December will have to be
    adjusted to charge her salary to match her time
  • 3555-401 Perkins 132 75
  • 6350-710 ROP Management 25
  • She will begin monthly reporting as of January
    because she is now working under two categorical
    programs.

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