Revenue Accounts - Grants (COA)
Revenues received from Federal, State, local or municipal governments, or private organizations to be used or expended for a specific purpose, activity, or facility.
FEDERAL
4321AA Federal
Grants
To account for grants awarded by a federal agency that are nonexchange transactions. This includes Pell, SEOG and College Work Study grants for colleges and universities, effective for FY 2009. This is considered nonoperating revenue for proprietary accounting.
4327AA Federal
Research
Grants
To account for research grants and any other similar grants or contracts awarded by a federal agency that are exchange or exchange-like transactions. This is considered operating revenue for proprietary accounting. (Note: Prior to FY 2009, colleges and universities had used this account to record Pell, SEOG and College Work Study grants. However, based on additional guidance, beginning with FY 2009, Pell, SEOG and CWS grants should be recorded as nonexchange, nonoperating activity in account 4321AA instead.)
432DAA Federal
Capital Grants
To account for federal
grants/contracts
that are restricted for capital purposes – to purchase, construct, or
renovate
capital assets owned by the agency and associated with a
specific
program. This is considered other revenue shown below nonoperating
revenue
for proprietary accounting. Exclude grants that may be used for either
operating or capital purposes at the discretion of the agency. Also,
exclude
grants distributed to other governments to acquire/construct capital
assets
owned by other governments.
432907 Federal Interest Subsidy on Debt
To account for the federal interest subsidy for the Build America Bonds (BABs) authorized by the Recovery Act.
432997
Federal
Appropriations
To account for
appropriated
funds provided by the Federal government for operating purposes.
STATE
4325AA State
Grants
To account for
revenue
received from grants awarded by another state agency that are nonexchange
transactions. This is considered nonoperating revenue for proprietary
accounting.
4328AA State
Research
Grants
To account for research
grants and any other similar grants or contracts awarded by another
State
agency that are exchange or exchange-like transactions. This is
considered operating revenue for proprietary accounting.
432EAA State Capital
Grants
To account for state
grants/contracts
that are restricted for capital purposes – to purchase, construct, or
renovate
capital assets owned by the agency and associated with a
specific
program. This is considered other revenues shown below nonoperating
revenue
for proprietary accounting. Exclude grants that may be used for either
operating or capital purposes at the discretion of the agency. Also,
exclude
grants distributed to other governments to acquire/construct capital
assets
owned by other governments.
432901
State Aid - Two-thirds GO Bond
Account for university use only. To convert budgetary bond transactions in capital projects budget codes supported with the 2/3 GO bonds to GAAP basis.
432902 Capital aid from Statewide Contingency Reserve
For universities and other component units to account for the transfer of contingency funds that were held in the statewide Contingency Reserve budget code. Primary government agencies should not use this account but instead use account 438071 Transfer From Statewide Contingency Reserve.
432908 State Aid - General
To account for state aid-general revenue that is not classified elsewhere. This account is for use by component units and should not be used by primary government agencies.
432990
State Aid - Program
For fiduciary funds and component units to record state aid - program revenue not classified elsewhere. This account is not valid for primary government agencies except fiduciary funds. This account is also used to record revenues for the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund.
432991
Capital Aid from Statewide Project Reserve Budget Code
For universities and other component units to account for the transfer of project reserve funds that were held in the statewide Project Reserve budget code. Primary government agencies should not use this account but instead use account 438070 Transfer From Statewide Project Reserve budget code.
432992 State Aid - Education Lottery
Proceeds
For universities or other component units to record NC Education Lottery
proceeds. This account should not be used by primary government agencies.
432993
State Aid - Special Indebtedness
For universities or other component units to record special indebtedness proceeds from the state including limited obligation bonds (LOBs) and certificates of participation (COPs). This account should not be used by primary government agencies – see acct 438051 instead. (New title effective for FY 2009. Former title was State aid – COPS.)
432994
State Aid -
Bond Proceeds
Account for university
use
only. To convert the budgetary bond transactions in the capital
projects
budget codes to GAAP basis.
LOCAL
4322AA County
Funds
To account for grants or
other funds received from a county government that are nonexchange
transactions. This is considered nonoperating revenue for proprietary
accounting.
432FAA County
Research Grants
To account for research
grants and other contracts and grants from county governments
that
are exchange or exchange-like transactions. This is considered
operating
revenue for proprietary accounting.
432998 County
Appropriations
To account for
appropriated
funds provided by a county government for operating purposes. This is a
nonexchange transaction and considered nonoperating revenue
for
accounting.
432GAA County Capital
Appropriations
To account for county
appropriations
that are restricted for capital purposes – to purchase, construct, or
renovate
capital assets owned by the agency and associated with a
specific
program. This is considered other revenues shown below nonoperating
revenue
for proprietary accounting.
4323AA Cities,
Towns
& Other Local Funds
To account for grants or
other funds received from cities, towns or other local governments that
are nonexchange transactions. This is considered nonoperating
revenue for proprietary accounting.
432HAA Cities, Towns,
&
Other Local Research Grants
To account for research
grants and other contracts and grants from cities, towns, and other
local
governments that are exchange or exchange-like
transactions.
This is considered operating revenue for proprietary accounting
432JAA Cities, Towns
&
Other Local Capital Grants
To account for city,
town,
or other local grants/contracts that are restricted for capital
purposes
– to purchase, construct, or renovate capital assets owned by the
agency
and associated with a specific program. This is considered other
revenues
shown below nonoperating revenue for proprietary accounting. Exclude
grants
that may be used for either operating or capital purposes at the
discretion
of the agency. Also, exclude grants distributed to other governments to
acquire/construct capital assets owned by other governments.
PRIVATE/NONGOVERNMENTAL
Note:
Private/nongovernmental
grants and contracts include grants from individuals, foreign
governments,
and organizations that are not governments. They may be exchange or
nonexchange
transactions.
4324AA Private
Grants
To account for
nongovernmental
grants or contracts that are nonexchange transactions.
Universities
use this account to reflect nongovernmental grants and contracts
related
to instruction or public service. (University objects 0260-0264 &
0280-0284).
This is considered nonoperating revenue for proprietary accounting.
432995
Nongovernmental
Grants & Contracts
Account for university
use
only. To reflect nongovernmental grants and contracts not
related to instruction or public service that are nonexchange
transactions.
(University objects 0265-0269 & 0285-0289). This is considered
nonoperating
revenue for proprietary accounting.
432BAA Private
Research
Grants
To account for
nongovernmental
grants and contracts related to research or similar grants or contracts
that are exchange or exchange-like transactions. This is
considered
operating revenue for proprietary accounting.
432KAA Private
Capital Grants
To account for
private/nongovernmental
grants/contracts that are restricted for capital purposes – to
purchase,
construct, or renovate capital assets owned by the agency and
associated
with a specific program. This is considered other revenues shown below
nonoperating revenue for proprietary accounting. Exclude grants that
may
be used for either operating or capital purposes at the discretion of
the
agency. Also, exclude grants distributed to other governments to
acquire/construct
capital assets owned by other governments.
OUT-OF-STATE
Note:
Out-of-state
grants are grants awarded by a governmental unit outside the state of
NC,
but not a foreign government. They may be exchange or nonexchange
transactions.
For grants from foreign countries, use private/nongovernmental grants.
4326AA
Out-of-State
Grants
To account for grants
awarded
by a governmental unit outside the state of NC, that are nonexchange
transactions. This is considered nonoperating revenue for proprietary
accounting.
432CAA
Out-of-State
Research Grants
To account for research
or similar grants or contracts awarded by a governmental unit outside
the
state of NC that are exchange or exchange-like transactions.
This
is considered operating revenue for proprietary accounting.
432LAA Out-of-State
Capital
Grants
To account for
out-of-state
grants/contracts that are restricted for capital purposes – to
purchase,
construct, or renovate capital assets owned by the agency and
associated
with a specific program. This is considered other revenues shown below
nonoperating revenue for proprietary accounting. Exclude grants that
may
be used for either operating or capital purposes at the discretion of
the
agency. Also, exclude grants distributed to other governments to
acquire/construct
capital assets owned by other governments.
OTHER
432996
Provider
Match
432996001 Provider Match - LEA
432996002 Prov Match - Enhanced CPE (CPE = Certified
Public Expenditure)
432996003 Prov Match - DSH CPE (DSH = disproportionate
share)
432996004 Prov Match - QPH Match (QPH = qualified
public hospital)
Provider match represents the
revenue offset when expenditures are grossed up for the local share to show
the total cost of programs (paper entry/noncash transactions). For
example, DHHS Division of Medical Assistance uses the account for the
Medicaid program. These accounts may be used for monthly accounting,
but for year-end reporting, the expenditures are reduced by the amount of
the provider match (eliminated against each other) and the 6/30 balance in
the account must be zero.
432999 Federal
Grants
– Nonoperating – Used by proprietary funds only.
This account is no
longer
valid Effective 7-01-2001.