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Page 1: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

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Page 2: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

UTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling Rules• What is Pooling?• Every subaccount in a budget group is

assigned to a budget pool • Accounts are pooled together if there are no

transfer restrictions between them. • The available balance of the accounts in the

budget pool are added together to calculate the pool balance.

• To process a transaction, it is the pool balance and not the available balance of the account that determines if sufficient funds are available.

• What is Pooling?• Every subaccount in a budget group is

assigned to a budget pool • Accounts are pooled together if there are no

transfer restrictions between them. • The available balance of the accounts in the

budget pool are added together to calculate the pool balance.

• To process a transaction, it is the pool balance and not the available balance of the account that determines if sufficient funds are available.

Page 3: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

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• What are the benefits of Pooling?• Reduce the number of routine transfers that may be

required between subaccounts.

• Streamlines the payment process when checking for sufficient funds to process a transaction.

• What are the benefits of Pooling?• Reduce the number of routine transfers that may be

required between subaccounts.

• Streamlines the payment process when checking for sufficient funds to process a transaction.

Page 4: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

UTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling Rules• Fund 14 – E&G Fund • F&A Accounts

• Pool all subaccounts together

• All Other Accounts• Departmental Accounts

• Pool salary subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool all other subaccounts together

• State Pass-through Funds (Grants)• Pooling will be based on the terms and conditions of the

grant

• Fund 14 – E&G Fund • F&A Accounts

• Pool all subaccounts together

• All Other Accounts• Departmental Accounts

• Pool salary subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool all other subaccounts together

• State Pass-through Funds (Grants)• Pooling will be based on the terms and conditions of the

grant

Page 5: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

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• Fund 18 – Service Fund• Budgeted Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together

• Pool revenue subaccounts together

• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Non-Budgeted Accounts• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 18 – Service Fund• Budgeted Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together

• Pool revenue subaccounts together

• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Non-Budgeted Accounts• Pool all subaccounts together

Page 6: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

UTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling Rules• Fund 19 – Designated Fund• Budgeted – Designated Tuition Funded Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool revenue subaccounts together• Pool debt service subaccounts together• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Budgeted – Fee Funded Accounts• Pooling based on request from user/administrator for expense accounts• Pool revenue subaccounts together• If not specified, pooling will default to rules used for Designated Tuition

Funded accts• Non-Budgeted Accounts

• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 19 – Designated Fund• Budgeted – Designated Tuition Funded Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool revenue subaccounts together• Pool debt service subaccounts together• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Budgeted – Fee Funded Accounts• Pooling based on request from user/administrator for expense accounts• Pool revenue subaccounts together• If not specified, pooling will default to rules used for Designated Tuition

Funded accts• Non-Budgeted Accounts

• Pool all subaccounts together

Page 7: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

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• Fund 26 – Restricted Fund (Contracts and Grants)• Pooling will be based on the terms and conditions of

the grant or contract

• Fund 26 – Restricted Fund (Contracts and Grants)• Pooling will be based on the terms and conditions of

the grant or contract

Page 8: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

UTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling Rules• Fund 29 – Auxiliary Fund• Budgeted Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool revenue subaccounts together• Pool debt service subaccounts together• Pool utility expense subaccounts together• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Budgeted – Fee Funded Accounts• Pooling based on request from user/administrator for expense accounts• Pool revenue accounts together• If not specified, pooling will default to rules used on the Budgeted

Accounts

• Non-Budgeted Accounts• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 29 – Auxiliary Fund• Budgeted Accounts

• Pool salary and benefits subaccounts together except for work-study subaccount

• Pool revenue subaccounts together• Pool debt service subaccounts together• Pool utility expense subaccounts together• Pool all other subaccounts together

• Budgeted – Fee Funded Accounts• Pooling based on request from user/administrator for expense accounts• Pool revenue accounts together• If not specified, pooling will default to rules used on the Budgeted

Accounts

• Non-Budgeted Accounts• Pool all subaccounts together

Page 9: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

UTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling RulesUTSA – Pooling Rules• Fund 30 – Restricted Fund (Gifts and

Endowment Distributions)• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 32 – Loan Fund• Pooling is not applicable

• Fund 36 – Unexpended Plant Fund• No pooling of subaccounts

• Fund 41 – Agency Fund• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 30 – Restricted Fund (Gifts and Endowment Distributions)• Pool all subaccounts together

• Fund 32 – Loan Fund• Pooling is not applicable

• Fund 36 – Unexpended Plant Fund• No pooling of subaccounts

• Fund 41 – Agency Fund• Pool all subaccounts together

Page 10: UTSA - Pooling Rules. UTSA – Pooling Rules What is Pooling? Every subaccount in a budget group is assigned to a budget pool Accounts are pooled together

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• For a copy of the pooling rules, go to For a copy of the pooling rules, go to Controller’s website and click on Pooling Controller’s website and click on Pooling RulesRules• http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/controller/

• For a copy of the pooling rules, go to For a copy of the pooling rules, go to Controller’s website and click on Pooling Controller’s website and click on Pooling RulesRules• http://www.utsa.edu/financialaffairs/controller/