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Disabling Sponsored CoA Values
Disabling is the technical process of no longer allowing charges to post to a 33-digit string. Sponsored business owners have defined the business process of disabling a sponsored account when the account is fully reconciled (expenses = income) and all outstanding reports have been filed. At this point, the account is flagged in the system to be disabled in the general ledger and the GL will no longer accept charges posted to that 33-digit string. When an award is terminated, the Chart of Account (CoA) values assigned to that award must be disabled or inactivated to reject subsequent accounting transactions. All disabling of Chart of Account values is performed by the Office for Sponsored Research (OSR). All sponsored chart of account values should be disabled or inactivated within 120 days after the project end date. This disabling can take place when all three of the following criteria are met:
For more information, please see Monitoring the Subactivity Disabling Process. Monitoring the Subactivity Disabling Process Disabling is the technical process of no longer allowing charges to post to a 33-digit string. Sponsored business owners have defined the business process of disabling a sponsored account when the account is fully reconciled (expenses = income) and all outstanding reports have been filed. At this point, the account is flagged in the system to be disabled in the general ledger and the GL will no longer accept charges posted to that 33-digit string. OSR must ensure that all segments marked for disabling are effectively disabled by Applications Administration (App Admin). There are two verification steps in the process:
A pre-validation file called "Coa_toAdapt_OsrRpt_Dis.doc" is produced twice a month (on the 25th preceding the close and on the 2nd, the day the file is sent to App Admin) listing all the segments marked for disabling. The report may include an error code. The absence of an error code indicates that the value will be sent to App Admin in the next feed. The presence of an error code indicates that the value no longer meets the requirements for disabling, thus the value will not be sent to App Admin.
Applications Administration Check After App Admin disables CoA values on each close, a reconciliation report called "Recon_Update_Dis_0000.doc" is produced. The first section of the report lists the values rejected by App Admin. All values rejected by App Admin will be manually updated to "D3."
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