A transmittal of funds is used to designate where a cash or check deposit will go. When the form is filled out, bring the transmittal of funds with all cash and checks to the Finance office at the Walls Advancement Center.
When carrying cash, never walk alone to help ensure your safety
When cash or checks are in your office, lock them up at the end of the day
Make deposits between 9am-4pm
Bring checks to Finance within a week of receiving the check
Never send cash or checks through interdepartmental mail
Departments are responsible for keeping their own records of who has paid them. The Finance Office keeps no record of individual payments submitted for deposit other than what departments write directly onto the transmittal of funds form. Before submitting a transmittal, make sure your department records the details of the individual payments
Revenue
When receiving cash or checks from fundraising, grants, etc.:
Provide the reason for the revenue(s) in the “Payment from/for” field
Determine what Fund-Organization-Account-Activity (FOAA) match the received revenue(s), matching it with your specific department’s org
Count cash and checks separately and provide the totals for both on their respective lines
Write the description wanted in the General Ledger on the “Description” line
Purchasing Card (P-Card) Reimbursement
When submitting reimbursement by cash, check or card to the University due to accidental misuse of a P-Card:
Provide the name and SPU ID of the P-Card holder in the “Payment from/for” line
Check box “This is a Refund/Reimbursement”
Match the FOAA to the P-Card expenditure on your P-Card reclass
Count cash, check and card payments separately and provide the totals on their respective lines
Provide any information about purchases on the “Description” line
(Jen/Justin - Fee added for card payments at square terminal?)
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