Financial Management Manual

Section G:
Revenue Collection
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Overview
Student Tuition and Fees
College-Wide Fees
Processing Fees
Payment of Fees
Cash Close Out and Reconcilement
Cash Registers
Reconcilement of SIS B/R Clearing Account
Student Refunds & Tuition Waivers/Adjustments
Financial Aid
Accounts Receivable Write-offs
Fee Collected by a Collection Agency
Student Bankruptcy
Cash Receipts - Other Receipt Items
Property and Materials
Other Receipt Items
D. Cash Close Out and Reconciliation
 

Collections are to be reconciled daily by a cashier.  In order to maintain the integrity of the audit trail, when cashiers change, the current cashier must sign off the system and the new cashier must sign on.  The reconciling process involves balancing the actual collections received against the transactions recorded in SIS and any manual receipts written.  (Refer to the SIS B/R Users Manual for details of this process.)  IC 5-13-6-1 stipulates that daily deposits be made. 

As an example of adequate backup documentation of a day's business collections, a typical batch should contain (or must be easily obtainable) Cash Receipts Form (CRF), validated deposit ticket, cashier's check-out screen print, manual receipts, cash register tape, and any other documentation deemed necessary to support the collection activity.  The Executive Director of Finance is responsible for the appropriate separation of duties within this activity. 

Collections (cash and checks) should be deposited in the regional depository bank account without regard to either the completion of the reconciling process, or the creation of the CRF.   Refer to Section E for more detailed information regarding depository cash transfers.

 

 

 

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