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Entering a Petty Cash Voucher Revised 10/15/14 Agenda Course Objectives Process Overview for Petty Cash Replenishments Key Differences from other Campus Vouchers Demo of Petty Cash Voucher Entry Review Training


  1. Entering a Petty Cash Voucher Revised 10/15/14

  2. Agenda • Course Objectives • Process Overview for Petty Cash Replenishments • Key Differences from other Campus Vouchers • Demo of Petty Cash Voucher Entry • Review • Training Materials

  3. Course Objectives At the end of this course, you will be able to: • Understand the petty cash replenishment process • Request petty cash replenishment using a campus voucher

  4. Petty Cash Overview • You’ll enter a campus voucher to request replenishments of: ⁻ Petty cash funds ⁻ Petty cash imprest checking account ⁻ Petty cash change funds • You no longer need to request a PC number • In place of the “justifications” in the old process, you enter comments on the campus voucher instead

  5. Supporting Documentation Attach scanned images of: • Receipts • Bank statements in the case of imprest checking accounts • If the receipts have confidential information on them, use the petty cash (PC) form from the old process instead

  6. Campus Voucher Process Flow Campus Dept. Campus Dept. or School Campus Voucher Approve Pay or School Department or School Has Need to Approvers Payment Receives Creates Campus Voucher Replenish Petty Approve via Execution Money Cash Workflow/ Core Entries: Worklist - Voucher Style Disbursement Dept or School - vendor - Department Services Pay cashes check - Vendor contact info Cycle Team or deposits - amounts if relevant: Makes the into bank - chartfield accounting - Office of account, or Payment - scan/attach receipts Sponsored money is and other supporting Research (OSR) credited via documentation - Pre-Audit ACH into bank account System Checks: - Disbursement - “combo edit” for valid Services Campus chartfield combinations Voucher Team - budget check Finalize: - user “Submits For Approval” or lets the system process Revise Existing If Rejected

  7. Key Differences Petty cash vouchers are campus vouchers with some differences: Data entry is required on the first screen The Voucher Style is Single Payment Vendor instead of Regular Entry You choose the generic vendor petty_cash in the Vendor ID field You complete an additional vendor information screen with contact information of the petty cash custodian for check printing CAUTION: Do not enter the vendor ID for the person receiving the check in the Vendor ID field. If you do, the person will be liable for taxes.

  8. Invoice Number Naming Convention Enter the following without spaces as the unique invoice number: the last name of the person receiving the funds the amount including cents three letters of the payment months a two-digit year EXAMPLE: For a voucher paying Mark Smith $560 in November 2014, enter SMITH560.00NOV14

  9. Demo Entering Petty Cash Voucher to Replenish Funds

  10. Review What Voucher Style do you choose for a petty cash voucher? Single Payment Vendor Who is the vendor on a petty cash voucher? petty_cash if you choose the vendor ID pettycash-001 if you choose the vendor short name What do you use as the invoice number? First your initials. Then you replace that with the generated voucher ID.

  11. Training Materials • Recorded Webinar – ccinfo web site under Training , then Webinars • Student Guide – ccinfo web site under Training , then Resource Documents • Parking Lot Questions – ccinfo web site under Training , then Parking Lot Questions

  12. Thank you for your time!

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