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Introductions FY 2020 Contacts: Allen Bradley 615-253-2222 allen.bradley@tn.gov Secondary contact: Kevin Lorenzana-Rodriquez 615-532-1197 Kevin.Lorenzana-Rodriguez@tn.gov June 2020 1 Cisco WebEx Meetings June 2020 2 Other Options June


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Introductions

1 June 2020

FY 2020 Contacts: Allen Bradley 615-253-2222 allen.bradley@tn.gov Secondary contact: Kevin Lorenzana-Rodriquez 615-532-1197 Kevin.Lorenzana-Rodriguez@tn.gov

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2 June 2020

Cisco WebEx Meetings

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Other Options

June 2020 3

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Survey Question

  • How many Years of SEFA/Grants Reporting do

you have?

  • A). One year or less.
  • B). 2-3 years.
  • C). 4-5 years.
  • D). 5+.

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Survey Question

  • Why do we prepare the SEFA?
  • A). Because Division of Accounts tell us to prepare it.
  • B). Uniform Guidance Requires the SEFA to be

prepared.

  • C). The Auditors use it in conducting the Single Audit.
  • D). All the Above.

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SEFA

  • Why do we prepare the SEFA?
  • Compliance.

Required supplementary information by 2 CFR 200.510(b).

Also required by F&A Policy 20.

  • Single Audit.

The Auditors use it in conducting the Single Audit.

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FY 19 SEFA

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Schedule of Expenditure of Federal Awards (SEFA)

8 June 2020

  • Contains any federal award received directly from the

federal government or through a third-party (non-TN state agency).

  • Both Cash and/or non-financial assistance is included.
  • Required to be submitted by any state agency receiving

federal assistance.

  • If no Federal Assistance send me an email verifying that you do not

receive federal assistance and submit the SDM upload with no data.

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Survey Question

  • Does a Federal Grant received from another State

agency go on the SEFA?

  • A). Yes.
  • B). No.
  • C). When in doubt – report!
  • D). Depends.

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Supplementary Information Schedule (SIS)

10 June 2020

  • Contains any federal award received through another TN

state agency.

  • Both Cash and/or non-financial assistance is included.
  • Required to be submitted by any State agency receiving

federal assistance through another TN state agency.

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Non-Cash items

11 June 2020

  • Examples:
  • Personal Property.
  • Food.
  • Medical Supplies.
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Report on SEFA or SIS?

  • 84.305 - Education Research, Development and

Dissemination

 Received from the University of Pittsburg.

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  • If TN Dept. of Education passed this grant onto TN
  • Dept. of Health what would be the reporting?

 Dept. of Health– Report on SIS.  Dept. of Education – Still reports on SEFA.

  • Not a sub-recipient for SEFA reporting.
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Which Schedule?

  • Report on SEFA or SIS?
  • 84.305 - Education Research, Development and

Dissemination

 Received from the University of Pittsburg.

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  • What if Health passes it onto a county school system?

 Health– Report on SIS with Y for sub-recipient.  Education – Still reports on SEFA, but included the county

school system as a sub-recipient.

  • Displayed as a Y on the appropriate SEFA line.
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As journal entries:

Entity Debit Credit Initial entry - TN Dept. of Education reports any expenditures on SEFA. State of Tennessee 100 United States of America 100 Change of Agency – TN Dept. of Education reports on SEFA, Health on SIS. State of Tennessee 100 State of Tennessee 100 Sub-recipient – Health notes Sub on SIS, Education notes Sub on SEFA. County School System 100 State of Tennessee 100

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Survey Question

  • What is a Sub-recipient?
  • A). Any entity that receives grant funds from the

recipient.

  • B). An entity that receives grants funds for the purposes
  • f providing goods and/or services.
  • C). An entity that makes programmatic decisions and

determines eligibility with oversight by the recipient.

  • D). An entity that provides services designated by the

recipient to the recipient’s program participants.

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Sub-recipient Reporting

  • Sub-recipient versus Contractor.

 What’s the difference?

  • AGA checklist provides guidance:

 Sub-recipient:

  • Determines Eligibility
  • Makes decisions.

 Contractor:

  • Provides goods or Services.
  • Follows the direction of the recipient.

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Sub-recipient Example

  • Flow of Federal Grant Funds
  • Granting Agency – US Agency.
  • Recipient – State of Tennessee.
  • Sub-recipient – Not-for-Profit.
  • Contractor – Local Business.

 This “step” is not a given.

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Questions?

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  • Please type your questions into the WebEx Chat.
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Walkthrough of SEFA Process.

  • Off-slide demonstration

 Preparing SIS.  Preparing SEFA.  Reconciliations.  Uploading to SDM.

19 June 2020

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TN_GR06 Note:

  • The TN_GR06 Queries only pulls transactions with

analysis Types below:

 ACT  GLE  GLR  PAY  SFA  YAE

  • Pulls from revenue recognized from expenditures.

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Questions?

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  • Please type your questions into the WebEx Chat.