Title: Chart of Accounts
1Chart of Accounts
2Chart of Accounts
- The Chart of Accounts (COA), is a six segment
structure that is used in the P2P and new General
Ledger system - The COA determines how your accounting
information is collected, categorized and stored
for reporting purposes - Each account is made up of 6 unique segments and
all 6 segments together are known as the
Accounting Flexfield - The six segments are Fund Group, Fund Source,
Organization, Natural Account, Project and Future
Use - The Accounting Flexfield (AFF) combination is
your COA structure - Each financial transaction is tagged with an AFF
combination and identifies information about the
transaction
3 Chart of Accounts
- The COA is displayed with a dash between segment
values. - Example 00-200004-10469-21000-000000-000
4Segment Definitions Fund Group
- 2 digit number
- Will default to zeroes in the new General
Ledger - 00 (General Funds) will be used by the Field
for State, Grant, Unrestricted, Restricted, Loan
and Endowment Operating Fund Sources - 06 and 17 will be used by Central Accounting
for Endowment and BOG Construction/RR Fund
Sources - 07 will be used by Central Accounting,
Facilities and some departments for Plant Fund
construction Fund Sources
5Segment DefinitionsFund Source
- 6 digit number
- Relates to our current six character account
number
6Segment Definitions Organization
- 5 digit number
- Relates to department
- Identifies whose transaction it is
7Segment Definitions Natural Account
- 5 digit number
- Identifies the nature of the transaction
- Relates to our four digit object code or sub
code in the legacy General ledger - Object codes General Ledger accounts
- Sub codes Subsidiary Ledger accounts
- The 4 digit General Ledger object codes have a
zero at the beginning in the new Oracle system - example-02460 Accounts Payables
- The 4 digit Subsidiary Ledger sub codes have a
zero at the end in the new Oracle system - example-21000 Supplies-Other
- Examples of Revenue/ Expense Natural Accounts
posted to a Fund Source are Student Tuition,
Federal or State Grant and Contract Revenue,
Supplies, Other Services, etc.
8Segment Definitions Project and Future Use
- Project 6 digit number
- Placeholder for Grants module
- Future Use 3 digit number
- Placeholder if we need to add a segment in the
future - Will default to zeroes in the new General Ledger
9P2P
- Currently this COA structure is used in the P2P
application. When you create a requisition each
segment of the COA has to be populated with
segment values - Fund Group, Project and Future Use segments
default to zero - Preparers have to populate the Fund Source,
Organization and Natural Account segments
10Journal Entry
- The new General Ledger will have Excel
templates that can be used to create a journal
entry - The new COA structure will be used on the
journal templates - When you create a journal entry, each segment
of the COA will have to be populated with segment
values - Fund Group, Project and Future Use segments
default to zero - If invalid COA combinations are entered, the
General Ledger application will flag the error
11Reporting Attributes
- Reporting Attributes are used in the General
Ledger to capture additional descriptive
information along with the COA and to report on
this information - The Reporting Attributes will be used to group
accounting transactions for financial reporting - Twenty Reporting Attributes have been defined by
Central Accounting - DCGA has identified another twenty-five
attributes that will be sent from SPAN to the new
financial warehouse for reporting or information
only purposes - Reporting Attributes may be used as parameters to
narrow down the results on a report
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