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Sufficient Funds Checking is commonly used with the understanding that (a) some orders are never filled, and therefore their commitments will never become expenditures, and (b) at the end of the fiscal year, not all accounts are fully spent and there will be money left over to cover the overcommitments or overexpenditures assigned to accounts fully spent. The budget administrator must keep in mind that all accounts cannot be overcommitted or overspent and that the total expenditure for all accounts cannot be greater than the total allocation for all accounts, dependent upon fund attributes.

SFC checks would operate differently on encumbrances vs. expenditures

Fund Lookup allows operators to check the account balance at the time of assigning accounts to line items on requisitions, purchase orders, payment requests, disbursement vouchers, etc. The lookup also allows operators to check balances in advance, rather than waiting until the document is submitted to find out whether the account has enough money.

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