MSU FUND ACCOUNTING FOAPAL



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MSU FUND ACCOUNTING FOAPAL ` Mississippi State University is a land grant institution which receives funding from Federal Appropriations, State Appropriations, Tuition and Fees, Auxiliary Operations, and Sponsored Research. It includes 11 separately budgeted units which are: Mississippi State University (MSU) Off Campus Locations (Meridian, Vicksburg, and Video Media) College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Stennis Institute of Government (SI) MS Alcohol Safety Education Program (MASEP) Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI) Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station (MAFES) Forestry and Wildlife Research Center (FWRC) Mississippi State University Extension Service (MSU-ES) Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS) Mississippi State Chemical Lab (MSCL) Each unit posts transactions in Banner using Fund, Org, Account, Program, Activity, and Location codes. This accounting string is also referred to as a FOAPAL. To post a transaction in Banner a FOAPAL is required. Fund Major Money Source Organization Administrative Department Account Type of Transaction Expense, Revenue, etc. Program Instruction, Research, Service, etc. Activity Used for Specific Purpose Location Used for Payroll Purposes Page 1 of 8

Fund Types and Descriptions Mississippi State University Fund list of 2 digit prefixes Unrestricted General Funds, also referred to as E&G Funds or Educational and General, account for the transactions related to the University s state-appropriated budget as approved by the Mississippi State Legislature and the Board of Trustees of MS Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL). 10-----On-Campus E&G 11-----College of Veterinary Medicine E&G 12-----Off-Campus E&G 13-----Stennis Institute of Government E&G 14-----MS Alcohol Safety Education Program E&G 15-----Water Resources Research Institute E&G 16-----MS Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 17-----Forestry and Wildlife Research Center E&G 18-----MSU Extension Service E&G 19-----Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems 90-----Mississippi State Chemical Lab Auxiliary Funds account for the transactions of substantially self-supporting activities that primarily provide services for students, faculty and staff. For example: Student Housing, Student Health Center, and Athletics 20-----MSU Auxiliary 23-----MSU-Extension Service Auxiliary 24-----Service Centers Designated funds are primarily used to account for transactions related to other unrestricted activities which are administratively designated to a purpose or department. 25-----On and Off Campus Designated 26-----MS Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Designated 27-----Forestry and Wildlife Research Center Designated 28-----MSU Extension Service Designated 29-----College of Veterinary Medicine Designated Restricted Funds are used to account for activities that are restricted by donors or other outside agencies as to the specific purpose for which they can be used. For example: Contracts & Grants associated with Sponsored Research 30-----On-Campus Restricted 31-----College of Veterinary Medicine Restricted 32-----MS Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Restricted 33-----Forestry and Wildlife Research Center Restricted 34-----MSU Extension Service Restricted 36-----On-Campus Restricted - Continued Endowment Funds are subject to restrictions of donor gift requirements specifying that the principal be invested in perpetuity and that only the interest income be utilized for specific purposes. 50-----MSU Endowment funds 51-----MSU Quasi Endowment funds Page 2 of 8

Plant funds are used to account for the transactions relating to investment in university properties. (Some examples are Unexpended Plant, Renewals and Replacement, and Retirement and Indebtedness.) 60-----MSU Unexpended Plant 61-----MSU Renewals and Replacement Plant 62-----MSU Retirement of Indebtedness Plant 63-----MSU Net Investment in Plant 64-----MAFES Unexpended Plant 65-----MSU-Extension Service Unexpended Plant 66-----MAFES/FWRC Net Investment in Plant 67-----FWRC Unexpended Plant 69-----MSU-Extension Service Net Investment in Plant Cost share is any cost on a sponsored project that is not paid by the sponsor. Cost share can be mandatory (required by the sponsor) or voluntary. The terms "cost share," "match," and "in-kind" are often used interchangeably. MSU defines cost share/match as any expenditure borne by the University including in-kind costs borne by an external organization. 90-----Mississippi State Chemical Lab 80-----Cost Share On Campus 81-----Cost Share College of Veterinary Medicine 82-----Cost Share MS Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 83-----Cost Share Forestry and Wildlife Research Center 84-----Cost Share MSU Extension Service 86----- Cost Share On Campus - Continued Slide 3 First we will define each type of fund used at MSU. They are represented by the first two digits of A complete list of the two digit funds can be viewed @ http://www.controller.msstate.edu/docs/fundtbl.pdf For a complete listing of six digit fund codes, go to the direct access field in Banner and type FTVFUND. Page 3 of 8

Organization Codes Organization Codes The first two digits of the organization code identify the academic or administrative department. Examples are: Mississippi State University Organization list of 2 digit prefixes College of Agriculture 01 College of Architecture 02 College of Arts and Sciences 03 College of Business and Industry 04 College of Education 05 College of Engineering 06 College of Wildlife and Fisheries 08 Graduate School 09 College of Veterinary Medicine 18 Research Centers 19 General Academic 30 Off Campus Branches 31 Mitchell Library 32 Computing Center 33 Student Services 41 Executive Management 44 Fiscal Operations/Administrative 45 Logistical Services 47 Student Housing 52 Student Health 56 Faculty/Staff Housing 60 Telecomm/Mail Services 70 Athletics 89 A complete listing of six digit Organization codes can be viewed by typing FTVORGN in the direct access field in Banner. Page 4 of 8

Account Codes Account Codes are used to identify the type of transactions being posted, e.g. revenue, cash, or expenditure. Mississippi State University Account list of 2 digit prefixes Cash 11 Imprest Cash 12 Investment 13 Accounts Receivable 14 Notes Receivable 15 Inventory 16 Deferred Charges 17 Due from Other Funds 18 Land/Buildings/Vehicles 19 Accounts Payable 21 Notes Payable 22 Bonds Payable 23 Deferred Income 24 Due to Other Funds 25 Reserve 26 Fund Balance 27 Revenues 35 Expenses 40 A complete list of six digit account codes can be viewed by typing FTVACCT in the direct access field in Banner. Page 5 of 8

Program Codes Program Codes help identify the function of the transaction. Mississippi State University Program list of 2 digit prefixes General Academic / Instructional 01 Research 02 Public Service / Outreach 03 Library/Administrative 04 Student Services 05 Executive Management 06 Physical Plant Operation 07 Scholarships/Grants/Waivers 08 Auxiliary Services 11 MSCL 14 Loans 15 Endowment 16 Bldg Commission/Renewals/Replacement 17 Agency 18 A complete list of six digit Program Codes can be viewed by typing FTVPROG in the direct access field in Banner. Page 6 of 8

Activity Codes Activity Codes are used by several departments for very specialized reasons. Agriculture, Athletics, and CVM are a few examples. Activity Codes are not required by all departments. For guidelines and establishment of Activity Codes for the Agricultural Units contact MAFES Administration. For guidelines and establishment of all other Activity Codes contact the Records and Reporting division of the Controller s Office. A complete list of six digit Activity Codes can be viewed by typing FTVACTV in the direct access field in Banner. Location Codes Location Codes are used for position numbers associated with budgets and payroll. Each employee will have a six digit position number that begins with 00. When entering the location code in Banner you should enter P0 (zero) and the last 4 digits of the position number. For example, if an employee s position number is 001234, when entering in Banner, you will enter P01234. New numbers are assigned by the Budget division of the Controller s Office. Page 7 of 8

Examples of Posting Transactions in Banner FOAPAL = 100000-450200-405211-062000 Fund = 100000 Organization = 450200 Account = 405211 Program = 062000 Looking at the account, we can see this is an expenditure transaction (first two digits of the account = 40). The six digit account code (405211) relates to Mail Service charges. The expenditure was processed from the MSU E&G fund, or 10 fund, and is associated with Fiscal Operations (Program = 062000) in the Controller s Office (Organization = 450200). FOAPAL = 261112-010209-357709-027000-910209 Fund = 261112 Organization = 010209 Account = 357709 Program = 027000 Activity = 910209 We can see this is a revenue transaction (first two digits of the account = 35). The six digit account code (357709) relates to Sales Dairy Manufacturing Revenue. The revenue is recorded in the MAFES designated fund, or 26 fund, and is associated with Agricultural Research (Program = 027000) in the MAFES Sales Store (Organization = 010209). The Activity 910209 more specifically associates the transaction with the Sales Store. FOAPAL = 160000-010100-401000-027000-900100-P01111 Fund = 160000 Organization = 010100 Account = 401000 Program = 027000 Activity = 900100 Location = P01111 We can see this is a salary transaction (location code/position number is used). The six digit location code (P01111) relates to an employee s payroll. The fund is associated with a MAFES E&G fund, or 16 fund, and is associated with Agricultural Research (Program = 027000) in a MAFES department (Organization = 010100). The Activity 900100 more specifically associates the transaction with Administrative purposes. Page 8 of 8