Title: Module 4: OSUE Troubleshooting Guide
1Module 4 OSUE Troubleshooting Guide
2Module 4 OSUE Troubleshooting Guide
- Target audience
- All OSUE employees participating in the OSU
Purchasing Card Program - Key concepts
- How to handle Purchasing Card problems including
- Sales tax
- Returning or exchanging an item
- Disputes
- Misallocated Transactions
- Declines
- Fraudulent charges
- What University forms must be completed for
various Purchasing Card problems - Before you begin
- Test yourself
- For assistance
- Contact OSUE Business Operations at (614)
688-4704
- Using another Departments Chartfield
- Hybrid Transaction
- Lost or Stolen Cards
- Purchasing Card account changes
- International orders
When you see this symbol, go to the back of the
section to find the corresponding handout.
3Sales Tax
- The University does not pay sales tax or use tax
in Ohio and other states that have a sales tax
exemption. - Purchasing Card users are responsible for making
sure that tax is not charged, when applicable. - If sales tax is charged in error, reasonable
effort should be made to recover it. - Sales tax charges of 10 or more must be
recovered from the supplier or by other means. - A list of states and their sales tax status is at
http//www.ctlr.ohio-state.edu/. - Blanket State of Ohio Certificate of Tax
Exemption Forms are available at - http//www.ctlr.ohio-state.edu/form/Secure5Cblnk
exem.pdf /.
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4Using Another Departments Chartfield
- Pre and Post Approval from two sources
- Unit Approver for PCard
- Authorized Signer for Org/Fund
- Documentation to two places
- Reallocator - originals
- Org Office - copies
5Returning or Exchanging An Item
- If an item is returned to the supplier, a credit
must be applied to the account. - Returns on purchases by phone, mail, or fax
require more complex documentation.
6Returning or Exchanging An Item
- Credits for returned items can be received on
expired or canceled Purchasing Cards. - An exchange of like items (eg.,for a different
color), does not require a credit to the account.
7Hybrid Transactions
- What is it?
- A purchase that incorporates both service and
goods in an expense - Examples
- Catering, printing and rentals
- Can the Puchasing Card be used?
- Use the next slides to determine
8Hybrid Transactions
- Section 1 Hybrid transactions that are allowed
on the Purchasing Card. - Is this transaction for catering?
- Yes The PCard can be used unless the questions
in Section 2 say otherwise. - No Continue to the next question.
- Is this transaction for printing?
- Yes The PCard can be used unless the questions
in Section 2 say otherwise. - No Continue to the next question.
- Is this transaction for postage or shipping?
- Yes The PCard can be used.
- No Continue to the next question.
- Is this transaction for a membership?
- Yes The PCard can be used for the purchase.
- No Continue to the next section.
9Hybrid Transactions
- Section 2 Hybrid transactions that should NOT be
made on the Purchasing Card. - Are you receiving a tangible item?
- Yes Continue to the next question.
- No This transaction should not be done on the
Purchasing Card with the exception of postage and
memberships. - Are you required to sign a contract or terms and
conditions? - Yes This transaction should not be done on the
Purchasing Card and will require a Purchase
Order. - No Continue to the next question
- Is the service portion of the transaction 50 or
more of the total expenses? - Yes This transaction should not be done on the
Purchasing Card. - No Continue to the next question.
- Does the item need to be returned to the vendor
(i.e. a rental)? - Yes This transaction should not be done on the
Purchasing Card, with the exception of Rental
Cars. - No Continue to the next section.
10Hybrid Transactions
- Section 3 For further assistance.
- All questions have been answered?
- Yes Contact the Business Office for further
discussion - No Review all questions. If a solution can not
be reached, contact the Business Office.
11Disputes
- A Dispute/Usage Agreement Form must be on file in
order to guarantee dispute rights on the
Purchasing/Travel Cards. - The Purchasing Card Manager is responsible for
seeking resolution with the vendor. - A Dispute is to be filed at the bank within 60
days of the transaction and after all avenues
with the supplier have been exhausted.
12Dispute ProcedurePurchasing Card
- Cardholder/Card Manager must attempt a good faith
request to settle the dispute directly with the
vendor. - If the vendor is uncooperative and will not issue
a credit, the Cardholder/Card Manager must... - (1) Report the card Lost/Stolen with the bank
(see slide 13) - (2) Complete the Dispute Form (found on the back
of the monthly credit card statement from the
bank example on slide 12A) - (3) Submit the Dispute Form and the Dispute/Usage
Agreement Form to the bank for resolution - Send dispute documentation toPNC BankP.O. Box
535239Pittsburgh, PA 15253-5239orFax (412)
762-9157
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13Fraudulent Charges
- Fraudulent transactions are possible when the
Purchasing Card is lost or stolen. - Fraudulent transactions occur when personal
purchases are deliberately made on the Purchasing
Card. - This is an unusual circumstance but it does
happen. - The University will seek personal restitution for
any inappropriate charges and corrective action
may include termination and/or possible criminal
prosecution.
14Lost or Stolen Cards
- Lost or stolen cards must be reported
immediately, as all charges made to your account
before it is cancelled are the liability of the
University. Follow the steps referenced below - Call the Bank at (800) 685-4039 immediately. In
order to expedite delivery of replacement card,
caller must request a "rush" delivery. - If the card has been stolen while on OSU
property, call the OSU Police (614-292-2121). - Notify the department Senior Fiscal Officer and
the Purchasing/Travel Card Office (614-292-9290). - Notify your Financials System Reallocator/Approver
and any other pertinent parties that are
maintaining new account information records.
15Misallocated Transactions
- If found in a timely manner, a misallocated
Purchasing Card transaction can be corrected. - Contact your Reallocator.
- Needed for correction
- A copy of the eReport highlighting the
transaction error and, - A completed OSU Extension Expense Transfer Form.
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16Declines
- An OSU Purchasing Card transaction may be
declined for a variety of reasons. - Note special arrangements can be made for
short-term transaction limit increases. - For assistance, contact your Purchasing Card
Manager, Extension Purchasing Card Coordinator,
or University Purchasing and Travel Card staff.
17Purchasing Card Account Changes
- All changes to the Purchasing Card account must
be documented and approved. - The OSU Purchasing Card and Travel Card
Maintenance Form is required for some changes. - Changing a Purchasing Card Manager requires the
original Purchasing Card Account to be closed.
All User Agreements must be resubmitted to the
new Manager. - Canceling a Purchasing or Travel Card account
requires the following to be forwarded to the
Extension Purchasing Card Program Coordinator - A completed and fully signed Maintenance Form
and, - The cut up card.
18Purchasing Card Account ChangesOSU Purchasing
Card and Travel CardMaintenance Form
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19International Orders
- Careful consideration must be given to making an
international order. - The Ohio Revised Code requires OSU to give first
consideration to goods produced in the United
States and to participate in the Buy Ohio
Program. - Purchases outside of the United States can
present unique requirements. - Use other purchasing tools if at all possible.
- If placing international orders, give
consideration to - Currency exchange rates
- Bank fees
- Shipping arrangements and,
- Customs requirements.
20Test Yourself
- Complete the following assessment so you can be
sure you understand the material. - Your answers are private and test results are not
scored. - Sales tax charges of 10 or more must be
recovered from the supplier or the individual who
made the purchase. - True or False.
- If an item is returned to the supplier, what can
be applied to the account? - Due bill, credit, or both?
- To change the units Purchasing Card Manager, you
need only to notify the Extension Purchasing Card
Program Coordinator and the units Reallocator. - True or False.
- Canceling a Purchasing Card account requires what
to be forwarded to the Extension Purchasing Card
Program Coordinator? - ___________________ and __________________.
- For the correction of a misallocated Purchasing
Card transaction, what documentation must be
submitted to your OSUE Business office
representative? - ____________________and __________________.
21Test Answers
- Sales tax charges of 10 or more must be
recovered from the supplier or the individual who
made the purchase. - True or False.
- If an item is returned to the supplier, what can
be applied to the account? - Due bill, credit, or both?
- To change the units Purchasing Card Manager, you
need only to notify the Extension Purchasing Card
Program Coordinator and the units Reallocator. - True or False.
- Canceling a Purchasing Card account requires what
to be forwarded to the Extension Purchasing Card
Program Coordinator? - ___________________ and __________________.
- For the correction of a misallocated Purchasing
Card transaction, what documentation must be
submitted to your OSUE Business office
representative? - ____________________and __________________.