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May 12, 1995
COMPTROLLER'S MEMORANDUM NO. 16 (1994-95)
SUBJECT: REVENUE CODES AND EXPENDITURE
CODES
During the 1994 regular Legislative
session, the Florida Legislature passed resolution (CS/CS/HJR
2053) that placed a Constitutional amendment on the ballot to
establish a revenue limitation for the State of Florida. Voters
approved this resolution in the November 1994 general election.
In preparation for implementation
of the requirements of the Constitutional revenue limitation,
we have reviewed existing revenue and expenditure categories and
have established new category and object codes to segregate revenues
and expenditure to the extent that may be necessary.
Effective July 1, 1995, agencies
should use the categories and object codes listed on the following
pages as appropriate. Use Miscellaneous Receipts (000400) and
Other Non-Operating Receipts (004000) categories only for revenue
that would not be appropriately assigned to another category.
Material amounts should not be recorded in Miscellaneous Receipts
or Other Non-Operation Receipts. To meet the July 1 target, it
is necessary for each agency that receives and records revenues
to review the attached list as soon as possible. If new categories
are required, the account must be established in the Central Accounting
account description file. Each new account requested should include
the full 29 character code, the applicable OLO and sites and both
long and short descriptions. The request should be sent to the
Bureau of Accounting, Room 1202, The Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida
32399-0350.
In order to ensure that the requirements
of the Constitutional revenue limitation are met, revenues and
expenditure must be assigned the appropriate codes. Agencies
should review their procedures for assigning the codes to ensure
they are recorded correctly as transactions are processed.
If your agency needs additional categories
or has any questions, please call Bob Spooner or Phyllis Goodman
at 488-3221 or Suncom 278-3221.
NEW CATEGORIES AND OBJECT CODES
JULY 1, 1995
| REVENUE CATEGORIES |
| 000109 | Reimbursement for Client Custodial
Care (retitled) formally, Fees for Client Custodial
Care. |
| 000115 | Royalties - amounts collected
for the use of property or a share of the product or profit
(mine, forest, etc.) |
| 000116 | Cost of Supervision - amounts
imposed by F.S. 948.09 for the cost of supervising inmates. |
| 000117 | PRIDE Subsistence Payments
- payments made by PRIDE to the Department of Corrections on
a per inmate basis. |
| 000118 | Telephone Commissions - amounts
remitted by telephone companies to state agencies for collect
calls, etc. |
| 000119 | Fees Collected as Agent -
the portion remitted to a benefiting entity in arrangements
where the State collects a fee on the behalf of another entity. |
| 000120 | Tolls and Admissions - amounts
paid for passing over a bridge/roadway or the right to enter
a place. |
| 000121 | County Fees to CPHU - fees
levied by county ordinance and is part of the local county's
contribution to the County Public Health Unit Trust Fund. |
| 000333 | Taxes Collected as Agent -
the portion remitted to a benefiting entity in arrangements
where the State collects taxes on the behalf of another entity. |
| 000334 | County Commission Taxes -
local option tax authorized by F.S. 154.02(1) |
| 000602 | Pretax Benefit Program - transfer
made by agencies to the Pretax Benefits Program. |
| 001100 | Other Grants and Donations
- (retitled) formally Other Grants. |
| 001101 | Donations/Contributions -
voluntary amounts given to the State. |
| 001102 | Local Government Contributions
to CPHU - contributions from local agencies such as District
School Boards. |
| 001202 | Penalties - punitive assessments
including late fees, nonsufficient fund (NSF) charges for checks,
and other punitive assessments levied in addition to basic fees,
licenses, taxes or charges for services. |
| 001203 | Sale of Confiscated/Forfeited
Property - amounts received for property seized and sold because
of a fine or criminal offense. |
| 001204 | Restitution - a payment received
for the purpose of making good or restoring the State for any
loss, damage or injury. |
| 001801 | Reimbursement - revenues that
are a reimbursement of a cost. Examples: copy charges, payment
of attorney fees, county contributions to reimburse the state
for certain Medicaid expenditures. |
| 002101 | Rent - amounts collected for
the use of a building, land, etc. |
| 002102 | Concessions - payments to
the State for the right to operate businesses on State property. |
| 004800 Sale of Data Processing
Services (Header) |
| 004801 | Sale of Data Processing Services
to State Agencies - sale of information processing to other
State agencies. |
| 004802 | Sale of Data Processing Services
outside State Government - sale of information processing outside
State government. |
| 005800 | Premiums Paid by State Agencies
- fire and casualty insurance premiums paid by State agencies. |
| 005900 | Client Deposits - funds held
on behalf clients of State agencies. |
| 006000 | Transfers From General Revenue
- to be used as the revenue offset for operating transfer disbursements
appropriated as an operating disbursement in the Appropriations
Act (such as a special category). |
| REVENUE OBJECT CODES |
| 011500 | State Grants |
| 058000 | Premiums Paid by State Agencies |
| 059000 | Client Deposits |
| EXPENDITURE CATEGORIES |
| 220020 | Refund of "State" Revenues |
| 220030 | Refund of "Non-State" Revenues |
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