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- Intended for the person who is very familiar with LGC’s Flexgen
Accounting and Purchasing software.
- Also beneficial for someone who is fairly new to the software.
- Demonstrate how to get more information out of the Accounting software
- Learn how your office will benefit from Accrual Accounting
- Ensure your vendors are properly configured for 1099’s, now instead of
later.
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- Statement of Revenue
- Statement of Expenditures
- Summary Financial Statement
- Journals
- Forecasted Amendment Report
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- Aids in determining the money collected or received by your entity
compared to your estimated budget collections
- Used for budgeting purposes when considering how to budget for next year
- Compare Standard vs. Summarized
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- Original Estimate and Amended budgeted amounts
- Total Estimated Budget
- Year-to-Date Realized
- Percent Realized
- Unrealized
- Current Revenue
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- Detailed report includes Cost Centers and Sub Objects
- Summarized report groups Cost Centers and Sub Objects under the function
- Summarized Provides a quick view of the totals collected for a specific
revenue account disregarding the detail breakdown that exists as a
result of the use of Cost Centers or Sub Objects
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- Helpful in controlling the expenses incurred on a daily, monthly, and
annual basis
- Three varieties of the report
- Standard
- Summarized
- By Object
- Very useful when budgeting
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- Original Appropriations and Amendments
- Total Appropriations
- YTD Expenditures and YTD Encumbrances
- Unencumbered Balance and Percent Used
- Current Month Expenditures and Encumbrances
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- Standard contains all detail information
- Includes Cost Centers and Sub-Objects
- Summarized groups items by function and object
- By Object reports on specific object or objects entered
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- Provides revenue and expenditure information per fund without the
unnecessary detail provided by a Statement of Revenue or a Statement of
Expenditures
- Format of the report is simple, making it easier to read and understand
- A great report to provide to your elected officials
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- Groups information by type
- Group information based on the entry type used to create the accounting
entry
- Some Entries are created automatically
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- Good report for planning budget amendments as the end of year approaches
- Located in Budget Reports
- Note the Beginning Fiscal Year Report box
- Software Assumes you are preparing for next year’s budget.
- Enter the ending year of the Fiscal Year with which you are working
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- Defined
- Helps to accurately report expenditures when incurred (at the time of
invoice creation)
- How it works
- Creates an Accounts Payable entry for each invoice entered
- Offsets the expenditure assigned with and invoice to accounts payable.
- Benefits
- Timelier reporting of incurred expenditures
- Accurate accounts payable balance
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- 1099 Vendor Report
- Current vendors configured for 1099’s
- If no tax identification information (SS# or Tax #), not correctly
configured
- Should require all possible 1099 vendors to complete Request for
Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification (form W-9)
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- Current Vendors not flagged as 1099
- No easy way to determine
- Invoice History Listing by Vendor Number
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- Most are Individuals
- Most types are Non-Employee Compensation
- Must have either the Vendor SSN or Tax Number
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- Thanks for Attending
- LGC’s
- Resource 2006
- Class is now over!
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