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Title: Introduction to Tax Levy Budgeting and Financial Reporting


1
Introduction to Tax Levy Budgeting
and Financial Reporting
  • all about your budget and how to manage it

2
Training Goals
  • What is a budget?
  • What is the tax levy budget?
  • What expense categories make up a tax levy
    budget?
  • Which offices on campus should departments work
    with to manage their budgets?
  • What reports are available to help departments
    manage their budgets?

3
Budget Terms
  • Fiscal Year The 12 month period for which the
    budget is applicable. For Brooklyn College this
    is July 1 through June 30.
  • Budget The total amount of funds for the
    fiscal year

4
Budget Terms
  • OTPS Other Than Personnel Services
  • MTD (month-to-date) Bills that have been paid
    during the month
  • YTD (year-to-date) Bills that have been paid
    during the fiscal year (including MTD)

5
Budget Terms
  • Open Encumbrance Current commitments that have
    not been paid as of yet.
  • Available Balance Available balance Budget
    (minus) year to date expenditures (minus) open
    encumbrances

6
What is a budget?
  • A budget represents funds available to be spent.
  • A budget is increased if new funds are
    transferred in from another account or expense
    category.
  • A budget is decreased if funds are transferred
    out, spent to pay staff, or to purchase goods or
    services.

7
Tax Levy Funds
  • The tax levy budget is the primary operating
    budget of the College.
  • Funds come from tuition paid by students and from
    New York State aid.
  • The total College tax levy budget exceeds 80
    million.
  • Transactions must comply with State and CUNY
    guidelines.

8
Budget Timeline
  • July 1 Fiscal year officially begins
  • September 1 Operational budgets are finalized
    and notification sent to departments
  • June 30 Fiscal year officially ends

9
Tax Levy Expense Categories
  • Full-time Personnel
  • Graduate Assistants
  • Teaching Adjuncts
  • Temporary Services and Non-Teaching Adjuncts
  • OTPS
  • Postage
  • Xerox

10
Finance and Budget Offices
  • Office of the AVP Alan Gilbert, ext. 5102
  • Financial Reporting Lisa DeStefano, ext. 5009
  • Budget Diane Oquendo, ext. 5038

11
Finance and Budget Offices
  • Purchasing Patrick Croff, ext. 5133
  • Contracting Norman Goldner, ext. 5038
  • Accounts Payable Jacqueline Galang, ext. 5421

12
Finance and Budget Offices
  • Administrative Support Services Madonna
    Charles-Johnson, ext. 4443
  • Auxiliary and Fiscal Services Andrew Steketee,
    ext. 3190
  • Tax Levy Budget Reports tlbr_at_brooklyn.cuny.edu

13
Budget Reports
  • OTPS, Temporary Services, and Postage
    ReportsThese reports enable a department to see
    their current budget in each expense category,
    and expenses and other commitments applied
    against the departments budget.

14
Budget Reports
  • Sample OTPS Report

15
The Keys to Success
  • Understanding the budget process.
  • Managing transfers and purchases effectively.
  • Using the reports to track activity.
  • Using the Finance and Budget Departments as a
    resource for planning and decision making.
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