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• Chart of Accounts Overview
• Chartfield Maintenance
• Commitment Control Overview• Budget Control• Budget Rules
• Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures• Overview• Central/Agency Responsibilities• Revenue Budgets• Expenditure Budgets• Comprehensive Financial Status Report (CFSR)
• 2004 Budgets Preparation• Budget Journal Spreadsheet
• Next Steps
COA/Budget Structure Workshop Agenda
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Chartfield 1
Fund Department
Account
Program
SID
Project/Grant
Chartfield 2
Business Unit
Chartfields = Chart of Accounts
Core-CT Chartfields
Budget Reference
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CAS/
SAAASField
Length Usage Core-CT
Core-CT Field
Length Usage
Agency 4 Required Fund 5 Required
Fund 4 Required Department 8 Required
SID 3 Required SID 5 Required
Object 5 Required Program 5 Required
Function 4 Agency Use Account 5 Required
Activity 9 Agency Use Project/Grant 15 Required
Extension 7 Agency Use Chartfield 1 6 Proj Activities
Chartfield 2 8 Agency Use
Budget Ref 4 Required
Core-CT Chartfields
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Budget Reference
Used to differentiate year of appropriation, where budgets and expenditures otherwise share the same combination of Chartfield values, e.g. recurring grants
Values are defined as the State fiscal year in which the budget is received
It is a required Chartfield.
More budgets means more budget maintenance
Closeout of old or inactive values needs to be communicated to OSC
Chartfield 1
Fund Department
Account
Program
SID
Project/Grant
Chartfield 2
Business Unit
Chartfields = Chart of Accounts
Chartfield 1
Fund Department
Account
Program
SID
Project/Grant
Chartfield 2
Business UnitBusiness Unit
Chartfields = Chart of Accounts
Budget Reference
Budget Reference
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For budgeted funds and specific non-budgeted funds that are non-lapsing:
OSC will bring forward funds
Budget Reference changed to match the new year budget period
Single budget line will be created combining new and old year
Carryforward Scenario 1
Budget Reference
Budget Year Fund DeptID SID Account ProgramBudget
ReferenceBudget Period Amount
Old Year (non-lapsing) 11000 MHA53000 10010 All Expenses All Programs 2004 2004 50,000
New Year Appropriation 11000 MHA53000 10010 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 100,000
New Year Budget Total 11000 MHA53000 10010 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 150,000
FUNDING
BUDGET CREATED
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For all other non-lapsing funds:
OSC will bring forward funds
Budget Reference stays the same
Multiple budget lines created for each year of appropriation
Budget Reference
Budget Year Fund DeptID SID Account ProgramBudget
ReferenceBudget Period Amount
Old Year (non-lapsing) 12060 MHA53000 21436 All Expenses All Programs 2004 2004 30,000
New Year Appropriation 12060 MHA53000 21436 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 200,000
New Year Appropriation 12060 MHA53000 23125 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 400,000
New Year Budget (carry forward) 12060 MHA53000 21436 All Expenses All Programs 2004 2005 30,000
New Year Budget Created 12060 MHA53000 21436 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 200,000
New Year Budget Created 12060 MHA53000 23125 All Expenses All Programs 2005 2005 400,000
FUNDING
BUDGETS CREATED
Carryforward Scenario 2
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Budget Reference - a required Chartfield. It differentiates budgets and expenditures which share the same Chartfield combinations, but have more than one year of funding open in the same Budget Period.
Projects/Grants – now a required Chartfield. It is being used to enable many new Core-CT Budget Structures. Every agency has a “Non-Project” default value to use when an actual project is not being coded.
Agency COA Validation - changes submitted by May 2 will be reviewed by the COA Team. Later changes will be handled by the OSC in accordance with the new Chartfield Maintenance procedure.
COA Recap
Core-CT Chartfields
COA/BudgetStructure
Framework
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Goal: To Ensure Chart of Accounts Data Integrity and System Integration
Chartfield Maintenance
• Maintenance is the addition, inactivation, & modification of Chartfield values
• New values will be Agency & Centrally Defined
• All values will be Centrally Maintained
• Each modification to COA values affects various trees (Commitment Control, Reporting, Combination Edits, etc)
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Chartfield Maintenance Request Form
• Action Required:• New Value• Modification to Existing Value• Inactivate Existing Value
• Chartfield: • Department• Account• SID• ETC
• Chartfield Value:• Meet Char Length Requirements• ABC12345
• Tree:• Reporting, Budget, ETC• Level to be added
• Attribute:• CFDA Number
• Attribute Value:• 12345
• Urgency:• Emergency• Future Effective Date
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Chartfield Maintenance Flow
AGENCY COMPLETESREQUEST FORM
CREATE/ MODIFYNEW VALUE
REVIEW TREESADD VA;IE TO TREE
NODE
REVIEWAND
ANALYZEREQUEST
REVIEW COMMITMENTCONTROL SETUP
CF APPROVED? Yes
RETURNREQUESTFORM TO
ORIGINATOR
No
UPDATECOMBINATION EDITS
UPDATE ALLOCATIONSTEPS
COMMUNICATECHANGE
UPDATE ELIMINATIONSExecute
Combination EditProcess
Line Agency Process
Central Agency Process
COMMUNICATECHANGE
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Commitment Control Overview
Commitment Accounting
Procurement liabilities are recognized throughout the procurement lifecycle
Requisitions Pre-encumbrances
Purchase Orders Encumbrances
Vouchers Expenditures
Budget Control
Ensures that commitments and expenditures do not exceed budgets
Two Aspects of Commitment Control
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Commitment Control Overview – Budget Control
Budgetary control is enforced on financial transactions through the use of budget ledgers and control options.
Budget CheckingProcess
Journal Posting Process
BudgetLedgers
Distribution Lines from Transactions
Journals – GLRequisitions – POPurchase Orders – POVouchers – AP
Actuals Ledger
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Budget Ledgers
Budget Control ChartField
Budget Key
Budget Translations
Control Options
Budget Structures will be configured by the Core-CT COA Team
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Budget Structures are configured using the following budget rules:
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Definition:
Ledgers which store budget, pre-encumbrance, encumbrance and expenditure balances at the budgeted ChartField level. All budget rules are defined for a budget ledger.
Example:
Appropriation budget ledger
Result:
All budgets and transactions posted against the Appropriation budget ledger are controlled by the budget rules defined for the Appropriation.
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Budget Ledgers
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Definition:
The ChartField used to determine whether or not the budget structure applies to a transaction. A Budget Structure can only have only one Budget Control ChartField. Detailed ChartField values are selected from the designated Budget Control ChartField.
Example:
Budget Control ChartField Fund 11000 (GF)
12001 – 12033 (Spec Rev)
Result:
All transactions recorded against these Funds will be subject to this Budget Structure.
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Budget Control ChartField
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Definition:
Budget Keys are the ChartFields which are required for all budget journals and all transactions for a given Budget Structure.
Example:
Budget Keys Fund Program
DeptID Account
SID Budget Reference
Result:
All budget journals and transactions for this Budget Structure must have values in these ChartFields.
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Budget Key
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Definition:
Budget Translations are used to relate transactions to their proper budget. The translation is accomplished through the use of trees. These trees are needed only when the budget is established at a higher level in the ChartField than the transaction level.
Example:
Budget Translations Fund Budget and transact at same level
DeptID Budget at DOL 40000
Transact at DOL40010
Result:
Budget Translation trees required for Department Chartfield to allow the system to “find” the proper budget.
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Budget Translation
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Control:
Transactions that exceed the budget will error out during the budget checking process. No further processing can be performed until the transaction error is corrected by an authorized agency user or the budget is overridden by an authorized user.
Track:
Transactions that exceed the budget will pass the budget checking process and be tracked without exception warnings or error messages. Transactions pass even if budget is for a zero amount.
Commitment Control Overview – Budget Rules
Control Options
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Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Overview
Create and maintain Agency Level Budgets
Agency 1 Project 1
Agency 2 Project 2
Project 3
Agency Responsibility
Central Responsibility
Create and maintain Legal Level Budgets
Appropriation Bond Authorization Revenue Estimate
Allotment Bond Allocation Assoc Revenue Estimate
Bond Allotment
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BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
CentrallyDefined
AgencyDefined
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
Legend
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Overview
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Appropriation
Explanation
Required for legislative appropriations, i.e. the General Fund
Highest level of budget in Core-CT
Created and maintained centrally by OSC
Always established as a control budget
Budget Reference will capture the State’s fiscal year
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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State Appropriation
Act
Legislature will continue to
appropriate at the traditional
Fund/Agency/SID level
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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Appropriation
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- XGF and other Legal Approp Funds
DeptID Agency
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Budget Reference -------
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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AllotmentExplanation
Required for all appropriated Funds, and for most non-appropriated Funds; companion Federal Funds process continues
Created quarterly and maintained centrally by OSC based on OPM approved B-1; B-107s created for transfers/FACs, releases/advances to adjust available funding within SIDs
Always established as a control budget
“Child” to Appropriation budgets, meaning that budget amounts could differ but not exceed Appropriation
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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View CAS CodesTraditional B1 process to formulate allotment
control:
• Fund/Agency/SID control level
• alternate views showing legacy and new codes
• front-loaded allotments for selected SID’s
• data uploaded from ABS to CORE upon submittal
View CORE Codes
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Allotment
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- XGF and other Legal Approp Funds
DeptID Agency
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Budget Reference -------
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Appropriation$100,000
Allotment$90,000
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency (MHA53000)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Bud Ref
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency (MHA53000)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Detail (2003)
The following is an example of an Appropriation and Allotment budget in Core-CT
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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Appropriation$100,000
Allotment$95,000
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency (MHA53000)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Bud Ref
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency (MHA53000)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Detail (2003)
In the event FY2004 begins without an Appropriation Act, temporary allotments will be processed
$10,000
$10,000
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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Bond Authorization
Explanation
Required for all legislative bond authorizations
Created and maintained centrally by OSC
Always established as a control budget
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Bond Authorization
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- X Bond Funds
DeptID Agency
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Budget Reference -------
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Bond Allocation
Explanation
Required for all Bond Commission Allocations
Created and maintained centrally by OSC
Always established as a control budget
“Child” to Bond Authorization budget, meaning that budget amounts could differ but not exceed Bond Authorization
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Traditional Bond Commission Allocation
process continues:
• agencies submit allocation requests based on approved projects
• approved agenda items lead to allotments
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Bond Allocation
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- X Bond Funds
DeptID Agency
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Budget Reference -------
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Bond Allotment
Explanation
Required to allot Bond Funds
Always established as a control budget
“Child” to Bond Allocation budgets, meaning that budget amounts could differ but not exceed Bond Allocation
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Bond Allotment
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- X Bond Funds
DeptID Agency
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Budget Reference -------
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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BondAuthorization
$100,000
BondAllotment$25,000
BondAllocation
$50,000
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (17011 - Capital Improvements & Other Purposes)
Agency (DEP43000)
Detail (40657 - Flood Control Improvement)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (17011 - Capital Improvements & Other Purposes)
Agency (DEP43000)
Detail (40657 - Flood Control Improvement)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (17011 - Capital Improvements & Other Purposes)
Agency (DEP43000)
Detail (40657 - Flood Control Improvement)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
The following is an example of Bond Authorization, Bond Allocation, and Bond Allotment budgets in Core-CT
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Central)
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Revenue Estimate
Explanation
Used by OPM and OSC to track Revenues by Revenue Account
Created and maintained centrally by OSC
Configured as track only
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Revenue Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Revenue Estimate
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- XGF and Special Revenue Funds
DeptID All Agencies
SID All SID’s
Program All Programs
AccountDetailed Revenue Accounts
Budget Reference -------
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The following is an example of a Revenue Estimate budget in Core-CT:
RevenueEstimate
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 General Fund)
All (00000 - All Depts)
All (00000 - All SIDs)
Level 5 (Income Tax)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Revenue Budgets (Central)
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Associated Revenue Estimate
Explanation
Used for the Grant Transfer process
Created and maintained centrally by OSC
Established as track.
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Revenue Budgets (Central)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Associated Revenue Estimate
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund ------- XFederal and Other Restricted Funds
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
AccountAll Grant Transfer Revenue
Budget Reference -------
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Revenue Budgets (Central)
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The following is an example of an Associated Revenue Estimate budget in Core-CT:
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (12060 - Federal & Other Restricted)
Agency (MHA53000 - DMHAS)
Detail (90123 - Quality of Life MHA)
Level 4 (45600 - Grant Transfers)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
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The following is an example of an Associated Expenditure budget in Core-CT:
AssociatedExpenditure
Budget
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (12060 - Federal & Other Restricted)
Agency (MHA53000 - DMHAS)
Detail (90123 - Quality of Life MHA)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Revenue Budgets (Central)
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For creating agency-defined lower level Department ChartField budgets.
For agency “Non-Project” Project ChartField value.
Agency Budgets are not tied to Appropriation/Allotment, which are in separate non-linked budget structures. Agency Budgets may be for a different amount than appropriated (e.g. create central reserve), but budget control will ultimately always reside at Appropriation/Allotment.
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Agency Budget Structures
Agency 1 Agency 2
Control or Track Track
All Expenditures Detailed Expenditures
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Appropriation Budget Ledger (Control)
Agency Budget Level 2 (Track)
Dept. of MentalHealth & Addiction
CT MentalHealth Ctr.
CT ValleyHospital
Administration
PatientCare
Ambulatory Care
Pharmacy Radiology Transaction Level
Agency Budget Level 1 (Control)
Power Plant
Plant Oper
The following example demonstrates how an agency may budget at two different department levels using the two proposed agency budget levels.
Clinical Supp Services
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Budget Level 1
Budget Level 2 / Transaction Level
Expenditures
All Accounts
General Expenditures
InformationTechnology
IT Services Communications
Telephone Installation
Local/Long DistanceServices
Telephone/NetworkLines
Beeper/Pager Services
InternetServices
Budgeting by Account
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
The following example demonstrates how an agency may budget at a high expenditure account level using the agency level 1 budget.
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Agency 1(Control or Track)
Agency 2(Track Only)
Agency 1(Control or Track)
Agency 2(Track Only)
Option 1: Option 2: Option 3:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Agencies that choose Agency Budgets will have the following options for their non-project related budgets:
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Agency 1
Explanation Optional by Agency
Agency defined departments, usually higher levels, e.g. divisions, bureaus, facilities, etc.
Budgets at all Expenditures Account detail
The Project ChartField is a required ChartField. Transactions will need to be coded to the “Non- Project” Project ChartField value.
Agency Fiscal Administrative Reviewers will create and maintain agency budgets
May be established as control or track by Agency. Must be uniformly control or track for all budgets in this Agency’s budget structure
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Agency 1
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund -------
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Project ------- XNon-Project by Agency
Budget Reference -------
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
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The following is an example of an Agency 1 budget in Core-CT:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency Level 1 (MHA53350 - CVH)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Year (2003)
Projects Detail (MHA_NONPROJECT)
Agency 1
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Agency 2
Explanation Optional by Agency
Agency defined Department levels, usually lower levels, e.g. units, cost center, etc
Budgets at transaction level Account detail levels, i.e. major/minor
The Project ChartField is a required ChartField. Transactions will need to be coded to the “Non-Project” Project ChartField value.
Agency Fiscal Administrative Reviewers will create and maintain agency budgets
Configured only as track
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Agency 2
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund -------
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account -------
Project ------- XNon-Project by Agency
Budget Reference -------
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
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The following is an example of an Agency 2 budget in Core-CT:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Agency Level 2 (MHA53630 CVH Clinical Services)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
Detail (50110 - Sal & Wages Full Time)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Year (2003)
Projects Detail (MHA_NONPROJECT)
Agency 2
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Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
For creating agency Project budgets based on detailed Project ChartField values and agency defined Department Chartfield values.
Project Budgets are not tied to Appropriation/Allotment, which are in separate non-linked budget structures. Project Budgets capture multiple funding sources in amounts which could differ from the Appropriation, but budget control will ultimately always reside at Appropriation/Allotment.
Project Budget Structures
Project 1 Project 2 Project 3
Control or Track Track Track
All Expenditures Detailed Expenditures All Expenditures
Agency defined CF1
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Project 1(Control or Track)
Project 2(Track)
Project 1(Control or Track)
Option 1: Option 2:
Project 3(Track)
Project 1(Control or Track)
Project 2(Track)
Option 3: Option 4:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Agencies that choose Project Budgets will have the following options for their project related budgets:
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Project 1
Explanation
Optional by Agency
Detailed Projects and no ChartField 1 (Activity) detail
Budgets at all Account level detail
Agency Fiscal Administrative Reviewers will create and maintain agency budgets
May be established as control or track by Agency. Must be uniformly control or track for all budgets in this Agency’s budget structure
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Project 1
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund -------
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Project ------- XProject Detail by Agency
Budget Reference -------
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The following is an example of a Project 1 budget in Core-CT:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (12052 - Grants to Local Govt.)
Agency (DEP43000 - DEP)
Detail (40341 - Weth. Drainage & Flood)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Projects Detail (DEP000001060007 Weth. Flood)
Project 1
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Project 2
Explanation
Optional by Agency
Detailed Projects with no ChartField 1 (Activity) detail
Budgets at detailed Account level values
Agency Fiscal Administrative Reviewers will create and maintain agency budgets
Established as track.
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BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Project 2
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund -------
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account -------
Project ------- XProject Detail by Agency
Budget Reference -------
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The following is an example of a Project 2 budget in Core-CT:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Agency Level 1 (DEP43500 Air Management)
Detail (21010 - Performance Partnership Grant)
Detail (53011 - Motor Vehicle Rental)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Projects Detail (DEP000002010036 - Performance Partnership)
Project 2
Detail (12060 - Fed & Other Restricted)
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Project 3
Explanation
Optional by Agency
Detailed Projects with ChartField 1 (Activity) detail
Budgets at All Expenses (no detail)
Agency Fiscal Administrative Reviewers will create and maintain agency budgets
Established as track
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
BondAuthorization
BondAllocation
Bond Allotment
Appropriation
Allotment
Project 1
Project 2
Agency 1
Agency 2
RevenueEstimate
AssociatedRevenueEstimate
Non-Project Budgets Project Budgets
Project 3
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Project 3
Budget Keys Budget Translation
Control ChartField
Control CF Value
Fund -------
DeptID Agency defined
SID -------
Program All Programs
Account All Expenditures
Project ------- XProject Detail by Agency
ChartField 1 Agency defined
Budget Reference -------
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The following is an example of a Project 3 budget in Core-CT:
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Expenditure Budgets (Agency)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (12031 - Employment Security)
Agency (DOL40000 - DOL)
Detail (40001 - Non-Budgeted Approp)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Projects Detail (DOL000001070035 WIA-Admin)
Project 3
Chartfield 1 Level 4 (147043 Case Management)
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Project 2Agency 2
CFSR
Project 1Agency 1
New standard CFSR reports will merge Agency 1/Project 1 and Agency 2/Project 2 budget ledgers
CFSR reports will capture expenditures, encumbrances, pre-encumbrances, and budgets
In order to produce an accurate CFSR, agencies that use Agency and Project budgets will need to budget at the same level of the Department ChartField
Three Agency CFSR reporting options: 1. Account detail by SID for all departments 2. Account detail by SID for each department 3. All Accounts by SID for all departments
Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Comprehensive Financial Status Reports
Explanation
CFSR
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Core-CT Proposed Budget Structures - Comprehensive Financial Status Reports
Project 1$20,000
Agency 1$50,000
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000- General Fund)
Agency Level 1 (DOL40125 - Bus Mgmt)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Projects Detail (DOL000001070012 - NAFTA Training)
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
All (50000 - All Expenses)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Year (2003)
Projects Detail (DOL_NONPROJECT)
CFSR$70,000
Agency Level 1 (DOL40125 - Bus Mgmt)
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Project 2$10,000
Agency 2$15,000
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000 - General Fund)
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
Detail (50110 - Sal & Wages Full Time)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Year (2003)
Projects Detail (MHA_NONPROJECT)
CFSR$25,000
Agency Level 2 (MHA53900 - WCMHN Clinical
Fund
Department
SID
Account
Program
Detail (11000- General Fund)
Agency Level 2 (MHA53900 - WCMHN Clinical )
Detail (10010 - Personal Services)
Detail (50110 - Sal & Wages Full Time)
All (00000 - All Programs)
Bud Ref Detail (2003)
Projects Detail (MHA000000020004 - Waterbury Homeless)
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2004 Budget Preparations
There are three ways to enter and load budgets into Core-CT’s budget ledgers:
1. Spreadsheet Budget Journals
2. On-line Budget Journals
3. On-line Budget Transfers
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Budget Journal Upload Tool
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Budget Journal Header
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Budget Journal Lines
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Track Budgets:
Agency and Project track budgets can be created for any amount.
Control Budgets:
Agency and Project Control Budgets cannot be set at zero, presumably should at least equal the temporary Allotment, and could be for the amount of the estimated Appropriation.
When the Appropriation Act is passed, adjustments can be done by:
1. Reversing the original spreadsheet journal and entering new journal amounts, or
2. Entering adjusting journal amounts for the amount of the difference.
If there is no Appropriations Act:
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• Agency responsibilities• Create agency defined budget journals• Spreadsheet Journal Upload Tool will be posted to website• 1st Year (2004 Budgets): Submit to Core-CT for review • Future Years: Write Flat File and upload spreadsheet into Core
• Central responsibilities• OSC will enter all legal budget journals
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Next Steps
• Finalize Budget Structures – TODAY
• Create Spreadsheet Budget Journals – June 6
• Contacts:• Carl Schuh [email protected] 622-2133
• Michael Riggott [email protected] 622-2128
• Bob Krueger [email protected] 622-2502
• Ryan Martin [email protected] 622-2510
• Susan Tangren [email protected] 622-2169