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Title: Implementation of Tangible Capital Asset TCA Reporting


1
Implementation of Tangible Capital Asset (TCA)
Reporting
  • TPFR Information Sessions
  • Fall 2007

2
Topics to be discussed
  • Why What?
  • Relevant PSAB Handbook Section Guideline
  • When?
  • Timelines
  • Where weve been and where were going ?
  • Background Steps Taken to Date
  • Next Steps

3
PSAB Handbook Section Guideline
  • PS 3150 - Tangible Capital Assets
  • Handbook section approved September 2006
  • Applies to all levels of governments
  • Applicable for fiscal years starting on or after
    Jan. 1, 2009
  • Includes the following
  • definitions of TCA
  • how to account for them
  • how to measure and amortize them
  • when to write them down and how to dispose of
    them
  • presentation and disclosure requirements
  • transitional provisions for local governments

4
PSAB Handbook Section Guideline
  • PSG-7 Tangible Capital Assets for Local
    Governments
  • Provide transitional guidance on presenting
    information in notes or schedules to your
    summarized financial statements
  • Applicable for fiscal years starting on or after
    January 1, 2007 2007/08 school year
  • Disclose information by major asset category
  • Disclose information that you have, as well as
    excluded categories

5
Implementation Timeframe
  • 2006/07 No implementation requirements
  • 2007/08 Note disclosure requirements
  • Using March 2008 data
  • 2008/09 Full Implementation requirements
  • In order to have the information available for
    the government fiscal year April 2009 March
    2010

Early
6
Whats been done Where weve been
  • Jan - Apr 2005
  • Prepared a valuation methodology for land and
    building assets
  • Received acceptance from the OAGO in April 05
  • Capital Asset Valuation Proposal is on the TPFR
    website
  • May 2005
  • Hired ORC to assist in gathering and preparing
    input data for the Book Value Calculator (BVC)
    application tool
  • Created the CAPEdu website tool for board data
    entry

7
Whats been done Where weve been
  • June October 2005
  • Created an Excel template
  • Collected first round of TCA data from DSBs
  • For land building assets owned as of March 31,
    2005
  • Data was verified then dumped into CAPEdu
  • June 2005
  • ICAO Meeting Proposals relating to
    consolidation
  • Book Value Calculator Specified Procedures
  • September 2005
  • First collection of 5-month capital activities
    report
  • (April - Aug 05)
  • Specified procedure reports on this data

8
Whats been done Where weve been
  • Oct 2005
  • ICAO Meeting Update on consolidation issues
  • Oct 2005 - March 2006
  • Boards entered historical cost information in
    CAPEdu
  • (if available)
  • Other information where cost was not available
  • Portable structures module - year and size only
  • Boards locked data as confirmation process
  • ORC Appraisers valued buildings and land
  • Input information into BVC
  • Dec 2005
  • Interim review of input data by OAGO

9
Whats been done... Where weve been
  • March 2006
  • First collection of 7-month capital activities
    report (Sep 05 - Mar 06)
  • Specified procedures reports on this data
  • May 2006
  • Prepared capital entries for Public Accounts of
    Ontario
  • May June 2006
  • OAGO Audit
  • October 2006
  • Issued 1st draft Tangible Capital Assets Guide
    for discussion

10
Whats been done ... Where weve been
  • January 2007
  • ICAO Meeting Discussion of draft TCA Guide and
    Implementation Issues
  • Issue 2nd Draft TCA Guide
  • March 2007
  • Information session for DSBs
  • TCA Implementation Issues and Systems
  • September 2007
  • Issued Final TCA Guide
  • Re-opened CAPEdu website (view only)
  • http//204.40.6.15/CAP-Edu
  • Previous logins still active hit Forgot
    Password
  • New logins email Sangita.Barman_at_ontario.ca

11
Overview of TCA Guide
  • School Board and School Authorities Tangible
    Capital Assets
  • Accounting Policies and Implementation Guide
  • TCA Classes
  • Established different classes
  • Whats included in each class
  • Capitalization threshold for each class
  • Useful life of each class
  • Method of reporting each class
  • How to Deal with Changes to Useful Life
  • TCA Management Internal Controls
  • Available on TPFR site
  • http//tpfr.edu.gov.on.ca/Reporting_Entity_PolicyD
    ocuments.htm

12
Pooling of Assets
  • Similar capital assets are grouped in one
    tangible capital asset class
  • No individual tracking of each tangible capital
    asset in the class
  • Assets remain in the asset class until it is
    fully amortized
  • - no actual disposals, deemed disposals
  • No significant advantage of tracking the
    assets on an individual basis - balance would not
    be materially different

13
Accounting for TCA Classes
  • Non-Pooled
  • Buildings (40 yrs)
  • Other Buildings (20 yrs)
  • Land Land Improvements with Infinite Lives
    (nil)
  • Land Improvements with Finite Lives (15 yrs)
  • Equipment (15 yrs)
  • Vehicles lt 1 ton (5 yrs)
  • Vehicles or gt 1 ton (10 yrs)
  • Pooled
  • Portable Structures (20 yrs)
  • Furniture (10 yrs)
  • Equipment (5 yrs)
  • Equipment (10 yrs)
  • Computer Hardware (5 yrs)
  • Computer Software (5 yrs)

14
Capitalization Thresholds
  • Buildings (3 classes) 10,000
  • Land 10,000
  • Land Improvements 10,000
  • Furniture 5,000
  • Equipment (5 yrs) 5,000
  • Equipment (10 yrs) 5,000
  • Equipment (15 yrs) 5,000
  • Vehicles (2 classes) 5,000
  • Computer Hardware 5,000
  • Computer Software 5,000
  • Capitalize all upon initial purchase
  • Threshold doesnt apply to first-time school
    equipping
  • Or if bulk purchase order exceeds 25,000

15
Data Flow Summary
16
Next StepsMinistry of Education
  • Sep - Oct 2007
  • Post March 05 - March 07 Data for Boards via EFIS
    Reporting portal (data flow summary)
  • Distribute suggested accounts to use for TCA
  • Develop process to run BVC for missed assets or
    major errors.
  • Post supporting documentation on TPFR site
  • TCA Valuation Methodology
  • Support letter from OAGO
  • BVC documentation
  • Etc

17
Next Steps.District school boards
  • Oct 2007 - Aug 2009
  • Establish opening balances for other asset
    classes
  • Prepare supporting documentation for external
    auditors to validate opening land building
    asset classes
  • Aug 2008
  • Boards report TCA data on land buildings in
    their notes to their financial statements
  • Aug 2009
  • Full TCA reporting on DSB Financial Statements!!!

18
Next Steps.External Auditors
  • Oct 2007 - Aug 2009
  • Audit the estimated opening values for land
    buildings
  • Using provincial data from the BVC and Capital
    Activity Reports submitted between Mar 2005 and
    March 2007
  • Audit the estimated opening values for other
    asset classes
  • Using valuation methodologies as discussed with
    the DSB

19
Questions
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