2014-2015 Fiscal Year-End Workshop Upcoming workshops July 7, 8 and 9 – Main Campus, Business Building, BB, 2.06.04 July 16 – Downtown Campus, Buena Vista, BV, 1.338 Fiscal Year-End Workshop Agenda: • • • • • • • • • • Opening Remarks – Sheri Hardison Lapse Guidelines for Fiscal Year-End Balances Sheri Hardison or Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Process Diana Macias-Ollervidez Accounting Services – Charlotte Mikulec Disbursements/Travel Services – Nora Compean Break Purchasing – Yvette Medina and Lane Brinson Commitment Accounting – Tammy Anthony (or Sheri or Diana) Payroll Management Services – Javier Martinez & David Lerma Human Resources – Ana Hill & Jennifer Evetts 2 Introduction FY14 closing included many changes & challenges Front office is affected when back offices have to spend additional time than planned on closing Year-end planning group began meeting in March Working ahead on things that can be reviewed now 3 Introduction Requesting help from Shared Information Services on items needed before year-end How Can You Help Review cost center/project activity now Process transfers, corrections and COA maintenance requests now 4 LAPSE GUIDELINES FOR FISCAL YEAR-END BALANCES 5 Lapse Guidelines – Educational & General Funds Disposition of E & G balances are based on each Vice President’s direction for their areas Prior to year end, Budget Office sends year end balance reports to Primary Financial Area Reps for processing budget transfers E&G remaining balances should be zero Any negative balances are addressed and cleared Certain accounts are not subject to the lapse, including VP reserves, GIT & lab fees Special Items, SALSI & Research Development Funding must be fully expended in FY 2015 since this is the 2nd year of the biennium. Plan ahead so any budget corrections are processed by Aug 1st. 6 Lapse Guidelines - Designated Funds Disposition of centrally funded Designated account balances are based on each Vice President’s direction for their areas. Prior to year end, Budget, Planning & Development Office will provide negative year end balance reports to Primary Financial Area Reps for processing budget transfers Budget Transfers are completed as determined by VP Area Any negative balances are addressed and cleared as appropriate Certain Designated Accounts are not subject to lapse and roll forward: Most designated accounts sourced from fees Facilities & Administration (F & A) accounts 7 Centrally Funded E&G and Designated Cost Centers Recap by VP Area - FY 2015 President’s Office – department balances at year end will roll forward Academic Affairs – department balances in E&G cost centers will lapse to VPAA reserve and designated balances at year end will roll forward. The Provost will lapse amounts that exceed the 30% cap of the designated tuition operating budgets. Business Affairs – department balances at year end will roll forward Community Services – department balances at year end will roll forward External Relations – department balances will lapse to VP External Relations reserve Research – departmental balances at year end will roll forward; balances in E&G salary accounts will lapse to VP Research reserve Student Affairs – department balances will lapse to VP Student Affairs reserve For questions, please contact your Financial Area Representative 8 Remaining Balance - Service Centers Not subject to lapse (carry forward 100%) Any surplus/deficit exceeding 10% requires special exception and approval of AVP-Financial Affairs Monitored by Controller area Subject to Service Center Policy for compliance with OMB Circular A-21.For questions please contact: - Sheri Hardison x6774 9 Remaining Balances - Other Fund Groups Year-end balances in the following funds are not subject to lapse (carry forward 100%): Grant and Contracts Auxiliary Enterprise Gift/Restricted Funds Plant Funds 10 Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Process 11 Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Process Electronic sub-certification conducted through the Office of Institutional Compliance and Risk Services in September of each year Required by UT System Administration Policy UTS 142.1 – Policy on the Annual Financial Report. Review Financial Management Operational Guidelines (FMOG), Fiscal Management SubCertification Work Plan, Section 1: Internal Control 12 Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Process Annually, each Department Manager should provide a fiscal management sub-certification for cost centers with activity of $3,000 or more to the Financial Reporting Officer- the Associate Vice President for Financial Affairs. The fiscal management sub-certification certifies that, among other items: Accounts are being reconciled timely Duties are properly segregated No material weakness exists relative to their internal control 13 Highlights of the Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Acknowledgement of responsibility Transactions were reviewed and approved Reconciliations are completed monthly and all transactions were appropriate Errors were adjusted timely Segregation of duties were in place − Enter and approve transactions − Receive cash − Reconcile accounts 14 Highlights of the Fiscal Management Sub-Certification (cont’d) Sound internal controls No misstatements or omissions are evident on your Monthly Financial Report (MFR) Fraud has not occurred Compliance with Code of Ethics related to award of contracts 15 Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Process Department Managers failing to complete the sub-certification are reported to their respective Vice President, Auditing & Consulting Services, and Assistant Vice President Financial Affairs/University Controller. The Office of Institutional Compliance & Risk Services utilizes administrator responses (or lack thereof) when performing the annual risk assessment to determine account administrators selected for Quality Assurance Reviews (QAR). All department managers will be met with during FY15/16. Fiscal Management Sub-Certification Work Plan: http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/opguidelines/0103.html 16 Common Errors Department Manager is not correct Cost Center is inactive or zero balance Complete the Chart of Account Maintenance Form ‒ Send to Accounting Office Department Manager must complete subcertification if any revenue or expenditures were processed during the fiscal year and totaled $3,000 or more Not the same as Annual Compliance Acknowledgments 17 ACCOUNTING SERVICES 18 Contact Information Main line: Location: E-mail: Website: 458-4212 NPB, 4.120 accounting.ofc@utsa.edu Accounting Services http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/accounting/ 19 Contact Information Name Title Ext. # Charlotte Mikulec Director, Accounting & Financial Reporting 4841 Cynthia Schweers Associate Director 4216 Min Ren Senior Accountant 4525 Regina Moore Financial Analyst 4227 Ashley Zaldivar Accountant III 8525 Kimmung Doan Accountant II 4834 Jill Palmer Accountant II 4827 Vacant Accountant II 8333 Priscilla Ybarra Accountant II 6939 20 Critical Accounting Deadlines August 19 Corrections through July due to Accounting Services by 5pm September 2 IDT’s through end of August are due to Accounting Services by 5pm September 4 Inventory Reconciliation due to Accounting Services by 3pm September 11 Corrections for August due to Accounting Services by NOON NOTE: Once deadline has passed, any prior year corrections will be required to be handled as a budget transfer. 21 Year-End Accounting Functions Pre-Payments and Accruals Year End Closing and Accounting http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/opguidelines/0112.html Pre-Payments Entry made to allocate expenses between fiscal years for items paid up front: − i.e. maintenance agreements, software licenses, etc. − Memberships are excluded from pre-payments – recognize in full in year paid Materiality factor of >$1,000 per item 22 Year-End Accounting Functions Accruals – Items owed but not paid before end of year Accrue for services rendered or goods received as of August 31st Materiality factor of > $1,000 per item Vouchers for $1,000 or less must be to DTS by 08/21/15 at 5pm to be included in FY14/15 expenses Service Centers IDTs Bill for services rendered for FY15 by 5PM on 9/02/15 Inventory Relevant Departments: Complete inventory count and reconciliation must be sent to Accounting by 9/04/15 at 3PM 23 General Accounting Information Chart of Account Maintenance Form Form required to add or modify departments or cost centers, including department managers. Form and instructions are located under Forms and Worksheets on Accounting website, http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/accounting/ Monthly Financial Report Should be reconciling monthly and notifying Accounting Services of any corrections that are needed 24 General Accounting Information Corrections: Send all corrections except for sponsored accounts to accounting.ofc@utsa.edu Send corrections for sponsored accounts to the applicable RSC administrator These corrections will follow same guidelines and deadlines as those sent for accounting corrections 26 General Accounting Information Corrections (cont’d) Provide the following information: ‒ Document ID number ‒ Original cost center and account used (not A4000) ‒ New cost center and account for correction ‒ Amount of correction, esp. if only a partial correction ‒ Reason for the correction ‒ Copy administrator on account being charged (approval is implied) ‒ Prior year corrections – none will be made after year end – critical to review currently 27 General Accounting Information SPEEDTYPES 33 General Accounting Information Access the Accounting Services website for various links and tools: http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/accounting/ Links to Forms & Worksheets Links to FMOG’s PeopleSoft Account Structure FYI – helpful hints on what accounts to use/never use Transaction codes 34 Never Used by Departments: 2xxxx – Balance Sheet Liabilities 3xxxx – Fund Balance 7xxxx – Transfers 5xxxx – Salaries and Benefits (Current year expenses only recorded via HPY documents) 48xxx – Certain revenues (e.g. Do not use 48251 – use 44451 for Misc. Revenue) 28 Departments Can Use: 6xxxx – M&O Expenses 8xxxx – Capital Expenses 4xxxx – Revenues (except 48XXX) Do not use 48251 – use 44451 for Misc. Revenue Rarely used by Departments: 1xxxx – Balance Sheet Assets (certain accounts used rarely) 29 Conferences and Registration: There are accounts for conference revenue as well as conference expense. Collecting funds for a conference or workshop – use 42212 Paying to attend a conference or workshop – use 67117 There are accounts for registration fees and registration expense. Collecting funds that are a registration fee – use 40224 (part of Tuition & Fees) Paying a registration for an employee to attend a conference, etc. – use 67645 30 Copier rental (your monthly copier charges) should be expensed to 64033. Do not use 42213 (copier income) 18420 (Leased Equipment) or any accounts that have lease in the description Room/Equipment Use: Charging for the use of a room or equipment – use 42208 Paying for the use of a room or of equipment – use 64014, 64015, 64016, 64017, 64031, 64032 Purchasing capital or controlled equipment: Accounts that should be used are in the 8xxxx range. Do not use any that are in the 18xxx range. 31 Travel – accounts starting with 623xx are for use by Athletics only. Airfare should be expensed to Public Trans (62101, 62201, 62310). Do not use Aircraft Rental (64035), or Aircraft (86207). Do not use accounts with Lease, Bond, Note, Arbitrage in the description. Do not use an account that has INACTIVE or INV in the description. 32 General Accounting Information UTShare\PeopleSoft Transactions PACxxxxxxx / PPAxxxxxxx Accounts Payable transaction; Voucher Id = Document ID EACxxxxxxx / EPAxxxxxxx Travel & Expense transaction; Report ID = Document ID UTZxxxxxxx Banner deposit interface; Document ID = UTZxxxxxxx (Query for departments to use to get more details of what makes up the balance on the Banner file: UTS_BANNER_DD_JRNL_CC_PROJ or UTS_GL_BANNER_DD_JRNL_DTL) TJLxxxxxxx HPYxxxxxxxx SCxxxxxxxx AMxxxxxxxx GFAxxxxxxx BBIxxxxxxxx RPRxxxxxxx Treasury Journal transaction. Used to record transactions that process through the Bank (ie, wire payments) Payroll interface from HCM; detail does not show up on the Budget Overview, however is part of the MFR reports. Corrections to payroll must be requested via DBT document This is an entry to record IDT expenses from a Service Center (ie, mail charges; UC usage, etc) This is an entry from the Asset Management Module F&A generated by the Grants Module Billing entries generated by the Grants Module Accounts receivable payments received in the Grants Module Transfers between cost centers are now recorded as a Budget Adjustment and are done in Commitment Control. 25 DISBURSEMENTS AND TRAVEL SERVICES (DTS) & PROCARD/TRAVEL CARD ADMINISTRATION (PTCA) 35 Contact Information Disbursements/Travel main line: 458-4213 Disbursements fax line: 458-4829 Location: NPB, 4.120-1 E-mail: Disbursements.travel@utsa.edu Website: Disbursements and Travel Services 36 Critical Disbursements and Travel Services Deadlines July 17 Departments must submit ALL vouchers from September - June (vouchers, travel advances, participant advances, athletic advances travel card payments, student travel expenses) are due to DTS by 5PM July 24 Departments must submit ALL vouchers from July 1st – July 15th (vouchers, travel advances, participant advances, athletic advances travel card payments, student travel expenses) are due to DTS by 5PM August 10 Departments must submit ALL vouchers from July 16th – July 31st (vouchers, travel advances, participant advances, athletic advances travel card payments, student travel expenses) are due to DTS by 5PM August 19 Departments must submit ALL vouchers from August 1st-15th , (vouchers, travel advances, participant advances, athletic advances travel card payments, student travel expenses) are due to DTS by 5PM August 21 Departments must submit ALL vouchers, manual or electronic, for any expenses incurred from August 16th to August 21st to the DTS office by 5PM. August 21 Vouchers to be expensed in FY14/15 for $1,000 or less must be in DTS by 5PM. August 25 ALL remaining travel after August 15th must be settled and be in DTS by 5PM if expensed out in FY14/15 (travel advances, participant advances, athletic advances). August 28 Last check run at noon for FY14/15. 37 Year-End DTS Functions Travel encumbrances will roll forward to new FY15/16. Per the travel advance guidelines (Travel Advances, FMOG Section 9) all outstanding travel advances must be settled within 30 days. All travel advances must be settled and be in DTS office by August 25th if expensed in FY14/15. 38 Year-End DTS Functions Travel/Cash Advance requests not approved before end of FY14/15 will be approved in new FY15/16. DTS will change accounting date to new month. Travel & Expense reimbursements received after deadline will be processed in new FY15/16. DTS will change accounting date to new month. 39 Travel Reminders Must use approved UT System travel and car rental agencies. Approved travel agencies • Corporate Travel Planners • Anthony Travel Approved car rental agencies • Avis/Budget • Enterprise/National • Hertz 40 Common Voucher and Expense Report Reminders To properly disencumber funds when settling travel don’t forget to : Link TA (Travel Authorization) to Expense Report Link CA (Cash Advance) to Expense Report when settling travel 42 Common Voucher and Expense Report Reminders Properly linking the TA or CA to Expense reports also minimizes: – Having to return document to creator for correction – Delays in approval – Reimbursement to traveler 43 Common Voucher and Expense Report Reminders Don’t forget to use Speed Charts Allows for a complete chart field string to be populated – For additional information see Travel and Credit Cards Update slides on April 15 FAR meeting, http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/far.html – Results in expenses properly recorded and reflected correctly on the MFR (Monthly Financial Reports) To minimize the risk that a traveler is reimbursed for an expense paid on a CLIBA/Procard In PeopleSoft: – – Ensure CLIBA/Procard expenses reflected on the Expense Report indicate that the EXPENSE TYPE is “PAID BY EMPLOYEE” and The expense detail line box is marked as “Non-Reimbursable” 44 General Voucher and Expense Report Processing Reminders Supplier Information Form (SIF): Direct Deposit Form contains sensitive data. Sending completed forms via campus mail ensures compliance with: - UT System policy (System Information Resources and Security Policy UTS165 Standard 9 and OIT requirements) Category I sensitive data includes: TINS, bank accounts, Employer IDs 45 General Voucher and Expense Report Reminders Closing of PO’s and PO Disencumbrances are handled by Purchasing Travel Disencumbrances are handled by DTS Submit Travel Authorization Form (TAF) Corrections for per diem, travel dates, etc. Encumbrance amounts 46 General Voucher and Expense Report Processing Reminders Include an estimate for freight charges on POs - Minimizes match exceptions and the need for a POC (Purchase Order Correction) Note: As an exception to prevent further payment delays to vendor - DTS will override up to $50 if not included on PO – applicable to non-State accounts only POCs are required: - For freight charges - applicable to State accounts - Additional items not included on PO 47 General Voucher and Expense Report Reminders Do not charge tips and hotel taxes to State accounts (provide alternate funding source) Provide written proof (e.g. email, memo) preauthorizing lodging rate when it exceeds GSA rate, if traveling on State funded accounts 48 General Voucher and Expense Report Reminders The SharePoint interim form for Expense Reports is no longer a requirement - TRS and BEF are still required Due to the absence of workflow, the SharePoint interim form to authorize travel (Travel Authorization) is still a requirement 49 General Voucher and Expense Report Reminders Approve or “submit” electronic Travel Authorizations by first day of travel otherwise complete a Travel Authorization Form (TAF) Cost savings recorded on Travel Reimbursement/Settlement Form (TRS) for State and grant accounts should be a positive amount 50 New Fiscal Year Reminders To minimize match exceptions and delays in payment to vendors: Create new POs for annual expenses: - Copiers, leases, cell phones, etc. - Provide new PO numbers to vendor Itemize per month if to be paid monthly Include new equipment and/or overages (e.g. for copiers, cell phones, etc.) 51 New Fiscal Year Reminders Complete “desktop receiving” for goods received or services rendered - When they are received in the department 52 ProCard/Travel Card Administration Office (PTCA) PTCA handles: Procurement Card (ProCard) and Corporate Liability Individual Billed Accounts (CLIBA Travel cards) Application Processing Cardholder Training Cardholder Maintenance Requests (CMR) - Credit limit increases; Merchant Category Codes (MCC) 53 ProCard/Travel Card Administration Office (PTCA) cont’d PTCA handles: Reporting and Compliance Reconciliations and Collections ProCard Audits Generate ProCard Payments DTS handles Travel Advance Card Requests (TAC) 54 PTCA Contact Information Employee Name Title Ext. # PTCA Responsibilities Lisa Bixenman Credit Card Program Manager 7993 Credit Card Program Administration Training, Cardholder training, reconciliations, reporting compliance and cardholder maintenance Anne Jackson ProCard Specialist 4059 Application processing, Procard training, Procard audits Email: procard.travelcard@utsa.edu Fax: 210-458-4849 Location: NPB, 4.120 Website: http://utsa.edu/financialaffairs/ptca/ 55 Critical Procard Deadlines for Citibank August 5 Transactions for August 3rd statement ready for reconciliation and approval August 12 Recommended: Last day to charge using Pro-Card for FY14/15 August 14 Departmental approval due by 5:00pm for August 3rd statement August 18 Transactions for August 4th – August 14th ready for reconciliation and approval August 24 Departmental approval due by 5:00 PM for August 4th –August 14th September 7 Procard transactions from August 15th – September 3rd are ready for reconciliation and approval. Expenses will be charged to FY15/16 Note: UTSA has no control over the vendor’s or the bank’s credit card processing and posting dates. Although a Procard may be used, the bank may not process the transaction(s) for several days. Please process all Procard transactions as early as possible. 56 Year-End PTCA Functions CLIBA & TAC – All outstanding balances on the travel cards must be paid in full by August 18th. Pro-Card – Outstanding balances must be approved by the deadlines listed on the year-end calendar. 57 General Reminders To expedite voucher and expense report processing: Attach supporting documentation − Original invoices and/or receipts Ensure Business Expense Form is complete as it relates to Entertainment and Hospitality Operational Guide (FMOG Section 7) − Proper signatures (certification) − Completed and approved within 90 days of date expense occurred − Type of funding source used − Date and location of event − Total number of participants − Include all vendors associated with event 58 General Reminders To expedite voucher processing (cont’d): Verify the accuracy of information: − Remittance address − Vendor # − Direct deposit information For information on specific invoices, please email Disbursements.travel@utsa.edu 59 General Information Use direct deposit when possible for staff, faculty and vendors. Eliminates checks being lost, misplaced or remittance to State as unclaimed property Saves University money Saves time it takes to pick-up and deposit to checking account 60 61 PURCHASING & DISTRIBUTION SERVICES Purchasing and Distribution Services CONTACT INFORMATION Primary Method of Communication – E-mail: purchasing@utsa.edu Main line: 458-4060 Fax line: 458-4061 Website: Purchasing and Distribution Services Purchasing & Distribution Services IMPORTANT FY14-15 YEAR-END DATES July 17th Last day Purchasing will accept approved requisitions Over $25,000 using FY14-15 Funds* August 14th Last day Purchasing will accept approved requisitions More than $5,000 and up to $25,000 using FY14-15 Funds* *Requisitions must have all SharePoint approvals (including Grants, Animal Labs and/or Environmental Health Safety and Risk Management), and be created in PeopleSoft (approved with a valid budget) before midnight of deadline. Note: Purchasing will not process any requisition received after the deadlines stated above. Orders received after these deadlines will be returned and asked to be recreated on Sept. 1st. Dates for creating FY16 purchases, prior to 9/1, have not been established. Updates will be posted on the Purchasing website (under announcements section). * Purchasing Website Link Purchasing & Distribution Services PO Roll Function In PeopleSoft, PO’s can be rolled* between fiscal years. *Note, this was an untested process last fiscal year. The PO Roll process is completed in two stages Stage 1: Disencumbering Funds in FY15 PO Remaining Balances* will liquidate in FY15 Ex. If PO = $1000.00, Payments = $600.00, then Remaining Balance* = $400.00 *Balance for PO Roll Stage 2: Encumber Funds in FY16 Purchase Orders that are not “Dispatched” by 8/31 cannot roll and will need to be recreated 9/1 (including the requisition). Purchasing & Distribution Services PO Encumbrance Clean Up Departments should start reviewing current PO encumbrance balance and identify which PO’s should roll into FY16 and those that can be closed/liquidated before year end. Run PeopleSoft query, UTS_PO_Open_Enc_CC, to review PO encumbrance balance (prompt by cost center or dept. ID) for FY15 Departments must send an email to the Purchasing Office (purchasing@utsa.edu) by August 19th with a list of PO’s which the encumbrance should remain open and rolled into FY16. If no notification is received by the deadline above, Purchasing will automatically close the PO before year end. *If no notification is received and the PO is closed but the department needs the encumbrance, it will be responsibility of the department to recreate the requisition in the new fiscal year, using FY16 funds. **PO’s created after July1st will be rolled automatically into FY16, Departments should focus on reviewing PO encumbrance balances from 9/1/14 through 6/30/15. COMMITMENT ACCOUNTING 67 Employees Paid Semi-Monthly Retro Funding Corrections There are three remaining semi-monthly pay cycles to process retro funding requests for FY14/15: Pay Period End July 15th – All retro DBT’s are due by 5PM July 15th Pay Period End July 31st – All retro DBT’s are due by 5PM July 31st Pay Period End August 14th – All retro DBT’s are due by 5PM August 15th 68 Employees Paid Monthly Retro Funding Corrections There are two remaining monthly pay cycles to process retro funding requests for FY 14/15: Pay Period End July 31st – All retro DBT’s are due by 5PM July 22nd Pay Period End August 31st – All retro DBT’s are due by 5PM August 21st 69 Contact Information Budget.HCM@utsa.edu Assistant Director – Tammy Anthony Ext. 6631 Senior Budget Analyst – Carissa Lawrence Ext. 8136 70 PAYROLL MANAGEMENT SERVICES 71 Contact Information Main line: Fax line: Location: E-mail: 458-4280 458-4236 NPB, 4.170 payroll@utsa.edu Website: Payroll Management Services 72 Contact Information Name Title Ext. # Javier Martinez Director 4282 David Lerma Assistant Director 8276 Payroll Operations Patty Titus Sr. Payroll Accountant 4281 Rosa Casas Payroll Accountant 4713 Nnennaya Ikwuagwu Payroll Accountant 8024 Elizabeth Ortiz Payroll Specialist II 6221 Lori Contreras Payroll Specialist I 4280 Time Labor Administration Christine Bodily Sr. Time & Labor Analyst 4283 Patricia Sauer Sr. Time & Labor Analyst 8235 73 Critical Payroll Deadlines August 17 Last salaried employee weekly timesheet due date for August 10 through 16 workweek to meet August’s monthly payroll processing. August 18 Supervisors deadline to submit salaried employees’ timesheet, including Overtime Comp Time Payout (OCP) hours, to the departmental timekeeper. August 19 Timekeepers deadline date to enter salaried employee timesheets, including Overtime Comp Time Payout (OCP) into Time Labor UTShare/PeopleSoft August 21 Last date for Off-Cycle Check Requests accepted by the Payroll Office. Reminder - allow 3 days for processing. There will be no Off-Cycle Check printing on August 27, 28, and 31. Note: Late entries will be processed following fiscal year – September. 74 Critical Payroll Deadlines August 31 Hourly employees submit timesheet for the workweek August 24 through August 30 to their supervisor. September 1 Hourly employees submit timesheet for August 31 workday to their supervisor. September 2 (By 3:00 PM) Timekeeper’s last Timesheet Deadline date for Hourly employees; August 16 through August 31 pay period. Note: Late entries will be processed following fiscal year – September. Deadline Questions? 75 General Information Payroll website: http://www.utsa.edu/payroll/ Payroll deadlines Timesheet Deadlines Regulatory changes 76 HUMAN RESOURCES Jennifer Evetts 77 Interim Process Interim Workflow Solutions (SharePoint) Department Approval (DAF) needs to be attached Any other supporting documents 78 Terminations End Dates Summer appointments with end dates-automatically termed Use “Review/Request Job record Change for Employee” Use Action of Termination End by August 31st (action needed by 8/21) Beware of overpayments Monthly employees (i.e. GRAs, TAs) Faculty Only term faculty who are truly separating from UTSA 79 Fall Hires/Rehires Faculty Use the Review/Create Faculty Contract Use Reports to track renewals-now automatic Need approval from Dean and Vice Provost office Staff Day O.N.E. for benefits eligible Hire/Rehire Form for non-benefits eligible employees Students Must be enrolled Multiple jobs- Can only work 19 or 20 hours per week Student Assistants need Financial Aid approval Work study job title no longer needs to change when they run out of funding 80 Enrollment Requirements Title Fall/Spring Summer * 6 hours 3 hours Graduate Assistant (GA) 6 hours 3 hours Student Assistant (work-study) 6 hours See Financial Aid Teaching Assistant (TA) * 6 hours 3 hours Undergraduate Research Assistant (URA) 9 hours 6 hours Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) * paid monthly 81 Important Information New Employees may not begin working until HR approves their SharePoint form All new employees must complete the Employee Self Service (ESS) Complete I-9 Form (within 3 business days of Hire date) Will need to bring original documents to HR Update Personal Information Summary and Current Profile W4 Direct Deposit-paper form SharePoint forms due 8/21 for 9/1 start dates 82 Processing Dates Employee Processing Dates www.utsa.edu/hr 83 Resources Human Resources X4648 Personnel Action and Position Processing Classes are on-going 84 Guidelines for Maximum Vacation Accrual Rates There is a maximum number of vacation hours that can be carried from one fiscal year to the next. Vacation hours exceeding that max are converted to sick leave at the end of each fiscal year; this will occur September 1st. Maximum number of Vacation hours carried forward can be found at http://utsa.edu/hr/Leave/VacationAccruals.html 85 Leave Balance availability through ESS: Balances up to 7/31 are available in ESS between 8/10 and 8/20. Balances up to 8/15/2015 will be updated on 8/21 and available in ESS between 8/21 and 9/8. (Note: Balances for August 1st- 15th include August accruals.) Timekeepers and Department Administrators can run the VSL report in PeopleSoft for real-time balances in Absence Management. Balances are based on time entered in PeopleSoft. Instructions have been distributed to timekeepers and can be found at http://www.utsa.edu/utshare/News/2014/docs/HowToRunVSLBalancesQuery.pdf 86 A report has been sent to VPs of employees whose vacation hours will transfer to sick as of August 31st. All vacation leave requests should be approved by the employee’s immediate supervisor in advance and before using leave. Vacation time over the maximum must be taken no later than August 31st. 87 Please ensure all time and absences are reported in PeopleSoft by Timesheet Deadlines (dates can be located on Payroll Services website): http://utsa.edu/payroll/TimesheetDeadlines.html For Questions on Vacation Accrual Rates: Contact HR-Leave Management leaveadmin@utsa.edu 88 Thank you We would like to thank everyone for attending and assisting us in having a successful year-end close. 89