Finance Training

This class covers in detail the Salary Expense Transfer e-doc, which replaced the legacy Account Distribution Adjustment Form (ADAF) process. It is used to move salaries and benefit charges for a given employee for a particular accounting period (or set of periods) from one or more accounts to one or more other accounts.

Who should attend?

Individuals involved with processing salary expense transfers or who worked with the previous Account Distribution and Adjustment Form (ADAF)

This class will cover the Budget Adjustment and Year End Budget Adjustment e-docs.

The Budget Adjustment e-doc is used to record income and expense transactions not processed through other e-docs against an existing budget. It can be used to modify a base budget, a current budget, or both. It is a financial planning tool that allows an organization to adjust the current and base budget figures for a given account as circumstances may change throughout the fiscal year.

This class will cover the following Financial Processing e-docs:

The Distribution of Income and Expense e-doc is used to distribute the income or expense assets and liabilities from a holding account to one or more appropriate account(s) when one account has incurred expenses or received income on behalf of one or more other accounts. It can also be used to move income, expenses, assets and liabilities to other sub-accounts, object codes, or sub-object codes.

This class covers the following Financial Processing e-docs:

The Advance Deposit e-doc is used by university departments that make their own deposits, departments that use a lockbox at the bank for cash receipts, and anyone who needs to record bank deposits that are not processed through a central processing area.

The Credit Card Receipt e-doc is used to record the receipt of income via credit card payments to the university and distribute the funds received to the appropriate accounts in the financial system.

The Disbursement Voucher e-doc is used to reimburse employees and nonemployees for expenses incurred while conducting university business and to pay other vendors for performing a service, or providing material goods for the university. Most often this payment is in the form of a check although direct deposit and wire transfer options may be available.

The Disbursement Voucher may be used in situations in which a payment is not processed through another procurement method, such as purchase order or procurement card (pcard).

• KFSFP-900OV-Tutorial (Financial Processing Overview)
• KFSFP-900DV-Tutorial (Disbursement Voucher)
• KFSFP-910AD-Tutorial (Advance Deposit)
• KFSFP-910CCR-Tutorial (Credit Card Receipt)
• KFSFP-920DI-Tutorial (Distribution of Income and Expense)
• KFSFP-920GLT-Tutorial (General Ledger Transfer)
• KFSFP-920IB-Tutorial (Internal Billing)
• KFSFP-920PE-Tutorial (Pre-Encumbrance)
• KFSFP-920TF-Tutorial (Transfer of Funds)
• KFSFP-920AV-Tutorial (Auxiliary Voucher)

These self-paced online tutorials cover Effort Certification e-docs or examples.

For staff members responsible for working with sponsored funds, grants and contracts, this course is a comprehensive overview of the post-award financial management of sponsored awards, and contains critical information for staff responsible for the fiscal processing or management of sponsored funds (grants, contracts, cooperative agreements, etc.).

This class covers the following Chart of Accounts e-docs:

This three-hour class is designed to provide guidelines for reconciling asset and liability object codes and monitoring revenue and expense activity. It will define the difference between a reconciliation and monitoring activity, as well as cover risk assessment, properly recording sales tax, correcting unknown variances, and writing-off uncollectible receivables. We will be using the KFS Dashboards and hands-on exercises to reinforce reconciliation techniques and strategies in class.

Instructors

DFA Accounting staff members