Purpose |
To create and maintain account classifications and optionally to record the organisational unit accounts corresponding to each classification code |
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Subsystem |
Student Finance |
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Structure |
Two blocks |
Account Classification |
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Account classifications provide a link between fees to be disbursed and the organisational units due to receive disbursed amounts. Each organisational unit's accounts are classified according to purpose, and corresponding classifications recorded against the formulas used to disburse fees, as appropriate. The primary purpose of this form is to create and maintain the classification codes. The organisational unit accounts that receive disbursed income are set up using the form Maintain Fee Posting Accounts, FINF1800. These accounts can be matched to organisational units and recorded against the different classifications using the current form. Alternatively, the accounts and their classifications can be recorded against organisational units in the Maintain Disbursement Accounts form, FINF7100. Once recorded, the same data is displayed in both this form and FINF7100. The formulas used to assign income to organisational units by classification are recorded using form FINF7210, Maintain Fee Disbursement Formulae. |
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Example |
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Classification Code |
Account Code |
Organisational Unit (description) |
VC-ADMIN |
01/66/44/666 |
Student Services |
The table above represents a sample of fee posting accounts due to receive disbursed income from a specific fee. For each student liable for the fee in a specific fee period, the income is divided - according to the set of formulas for that fee - across these accounts by way of their classification codes. Scenario: A student's tuition fee is to be divided across the above organisational unit accounts. The formulas for tuition fees have been set up so that the fee is divided in the following manner:
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Classification codes are defined by an institution. Record all required classification codes in the Account Classification block. Optionally, for each classification code select or enter
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Rules and Notes:
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Last Modified on 30 September 1999