HomeMy WebLinkAbout820872.tiff RESOLUTION
RE: WELD COUNTY CHART OF ACCOUNTS
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home
Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the
affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, Section 29-1-504, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973 ,
specifies that the State Auditor, with the approval of the Advisory
Committee on Governmental Accounting, shall prescribe a uniform
chart of accounts for use by all local governments of the State
of Colorado, and
WHEREAS, in June, 1981, the State Auditor issued an up-dated
financial management manual which contained a new uniform classifi-
cation of accounts, and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance and Administration and
Comptroller of Weld County have reviewed the prescribed chart of
accounts by the State Auditor and have recommended that Weld County,
effective with fiscal year 1982 , adopt a uniform chart of accounts
in conformance with the prescribed chart of accounts of the State
Auditor attached hereto and made a part of this Resolution by
reference, and
WHEREAS, State statute requires that the Board of County Com-
missioners create, by resolution, any funds used by the County
and the County Treasurer.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Weld County, Colorado that the recommended uniform chart
of accounts attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference
is hereby adopted by Weld County effective with fiscal year 1982 ,
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of
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Weld County, Colorado, that the funds contained in the uniform
chart of accounts are hereby adopted for Weld County effective
with fiscal year 1982.
The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 18th day of
January, A.D. , 1982.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Weld County Clerk and ,
Recorder and Clerk to John T. Martin, Chairman
the Board
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Deputy County Clerk ' y,, e ^
APPROVED AS TO FORM: Norman Carlson
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County Attorney C T Kirb" n
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WELD COUNTY
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF FUNDS
GENERAL FUND GROUP 01
01 GENERAL FUND
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND GROUP (10 - 29)
11 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
12 SOCIAL SERVICES FUND
13 OLD AGE PENSION FUND
14 REVENUE SHARING FUND
15 CONSERVATION FUND
16 CONTINGENT FUND
19 HEALTH SERVICES FUND
20 LIBRARY FUND
21 HUMAN RESOURCES FUND
22 SOLID WASTE FUND
23 SUBDIVISION PARK FUND
CAPITAL FUND GROUP (30 - 39)
30
31 HOSPITAL CAPITAL
32
33 PUBLIC WORKS COUNTY BUILDINGS CAPITAL
34
35
36
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF FUNI
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CAPITAL FUND GROUP (Continued)
37
38
39
DEBT SERVICE FUND GROUP (40 - 49)
40 DEBT SERVICE
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND GROUP (50 - 59)
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
UNIFORM CLASS,rICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF FUNDS
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INTERNAL SERVICE/ENTERPRISE FUND GROUP (60 - 69)
60
61 MOTOR POOL SERVICE FUND
62
63
64 PRINTING AND SUPPLY SERVICE FUND
65 COMPUTER SERVICE FUND
66 INSURANCE SERVICE FUND
67
68
69
AGENCY FUND GROUP (70 - 79)
70
71 PAYROLL AGENCY FUND
72 HOSPITAL AGENCY FUND
73 TREASURER'S AGENCY FUND
74 SECTION 8 HOUSING
75
76
77
78
79
TRUST/AGENCY FUND GROUP
80 PENSION TRUST FUND
81 HOSPITAL EXPENDABLE TRUST FUND
UNIFORM CLASSI. _.;ATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF FUNDS
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TRUST/AGENCY FUND GROUP (Continued)
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
GROUP OF ACCOUNTS FUND GROUP (90 - 99)
90 SUPPLY INVENTORY
91 PRINTING INVENTORY
92 GENERAL FIXED ASSET GROUP OF ACCOUNTS
93 GENERAL LONG-TERM DEBT GROUP OF ACCOUNTS
94 ROAD AND BRIDGE INVENTORY
95
96
97
98
99
WELD COUNTY
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF
BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS
1000 CURRENT ASSETS, INVESTMENTS AND OTHER ASSETS
1600 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
1800 OTHER DEBITS
2000 CURRENT LIABILITIES AND DEFERRED CHARGES
2300 LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
FUND EQUITY:
2500 CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL
2600 INVESTMENT IN GENERAL FIXED ASSETS
2700 RETAINED EARNINGS
2800 FUND BALANCES
UNIFORM CLASSI ;ATION OF ACCOUNTS
BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS
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1000 CURRENT ASSETS, INVESTMENTS AND OTHER ASSETS
1010 Petty Cash Funds 101
1011 Change Funds --
1020 Cash in Bank (Checking Account) --
1031 Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer 103
1032 Cash on Deposit - Paying Agent --
1041 Savings Accounts 104
1042 Temporary Cash Investments --
1043 Marketable Securities --
1044 Mortgages --
1045 Trust Funds --
1050 Taxes Receivable 121-122
1060 Provisions for Uncollectible Accounts - Cr. 121-01 , 122-01
1150 Customer Accounts Receivable 140's
1160 Provision for Uncollectible Accounts - Cr. 149
1170 Other Accounts Receivable --
1180 Grants Receivable --
1210 Notes Receivable --
1230 Special Assessments Receivable --
1310 Due from Other Funds 150
1320 Due from Other Governments 160
1330 Advances to Other Funds --
1350 Interest Receivable on Investments --
1410 Inventory of Materials and Supplies 170's
1420 Inventory of Stores for Resale --
1510 Investments (Long-Term) --
1550 Prepaid Expenses 180
UNIFORM CLASS. CATION OF ACCOUNTS
BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS
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1570 Unamortized Discounts on Bonds Sold
(offset against bonds payable) --
1580 Other Assets --
1600 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
1610 Land, Right-of-Way, Water Rights 201
1630 Buildings and Improvements 202
1640 General Equipment 205
1641 Office Furniture --
1642 Equipment --
1643 Lab Equipment --
1650 Transportation Equipment --
1670 Construction Work in Progress --
1690 Accumulated Provisions for Depreciation - General --
1691 Office --
1692 Equipment --
1693 Lab Equipment --
1800 OTHER DEBITS
1810 Amount Available in Debt Service Funds --
1820 Amount to be provided --
2000 CURRENT LIABILITIES AND DEFERRED CHARGES
2010 Vouchers Payable 301
2020 Accounts Payable 306
2050 Notes Payable --
2060 Contracts Payable --
2070 Due to Other Funds 331
2080 Due to Other Governments 340
2110 Matured Bonds Payable --
UNIFORM CLASSIF TION OF ACCOUNTS
BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS
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2000 CURRENT LIABILITIES AND DEFERRED CHARGES (Continued)
2150 Accrued Interest Payable --
2160 Accrued Wages 351
2170 Payroll Taxes and Other Deductions Payable 352-355
2180 Accrued Vacation and Sick Leave Payable --
2200 Customer Deposits 309, 395
2210 Customer Advances for Construction --
2220 Deferred Revenues --
2221 Deferred Property Taxes --
2223 Deferred Grant Revenues --
2240 Unamortized Premium on Debt --
2300 LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
2310 Bonds Payable --
2360 Advance from Other Funds --
2370 Lease-Purchase Agreements 301
2380 Installment Purchase Contracts --
2390 Other Long-Term Debt --
FUND EQUITY
2500 CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL
2520 Contributions 410
2521 Contributions in Aid of Construction --
2600 INVESTMENT IN GENERAL FIXED ASSETS --
2700 RETAINED EARNINGS --
2721 Reserved (appropriated) --
2722 Unreserved (unappropriated) --
UNIFORM CLASS. .CATION OF ACCOUNTS
BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS
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2800 FUND BALANCES 420
2810 Reserve for Encumbrances 401
2820 Reserve for Inventory of Supplies --
2830 Reserve for Advances to Other Funds --
2860 Reserve for Employees' Retirement Systems --
2870 Unreserved --
2871 Designated for Debt Service --
2872 Designated for Subsequent Years' Expenditures --
2873 Undesignated --
WELD COUNTY
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
3100 TAXES
3200 LICENSES AND PERMITS
3300 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE
3400 CHARGES FOR SERVICES
3500 FINES AND FORFEITS
3600 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES
3700 TRANSFERS FROM OTHER FUNDS
3800 FEE ACCOUNTS
3900 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES
NOTE: The above revenue account titles, except for the
fee accounts, represent the minimum prescribed
reporting necessary for local governments in
Colorado in conformity with generally accepted
accounting principles as set forth in the NCGA
Statement 1 .
UNIFORM CLASSIr"ATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNIJ
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3100 TAXES
3100 General Property Taxes 501
3120 Specific Ownership Taxes 503
3130 General Sales and Use Taxes --
3142 Tabacco Products
3160 Franchise Taxes or Business Tax --
3190 Penalties and Interest on Delinquent Taxes 504
3191 Penalties 502
3192 Interest
3200 LICENSES AND PERMITS
3210 Business Licenses and Permits 510
3211 Liquor Licenses (Local Government share only) 511
3212 Health 515
3213 Police Protective 515
3214 Corporations in General 515
3215 Public Utilities 515
3216 Planning Permits 515
3217 Amusements 515
3218 Security 515
3219 Other 515
3220 Non-Business Licenses and Permits
3221 Building Permits 512
3222 Motor Vehicle Licenses
3223 Motor Vehicle Titles 540
3224 Electrical Permits 515
3225 Marriage Licenses
3226 Burial Permits __
UNIFORM CLASSi^CATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
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3227 Animal Licenses --
3228 Street and Curb Permits -_
3229 Other - Aircraft Registrations --
3230 Moving Permits
3300 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE
3310 Federal Grants 527
3320 Federal Shared Revenues
3321 Federal Revenue Sharing 522
3322 Matching Funds - Snow & Gravel --
3323 Mineral Leasing (BLM) --
3324 Grazing Act (BLM) --
3325 Sale of Materals (BLM) 523
3328 Antirecession --
3329 Other --
3330 Payments In Lieu of Taxes 521
3340 State Grants 532
3341 Direct Assistance --
3342 Judicial --
3343 Highways and Streets --
3344 Sanitation --
3345 Health --
3346 Welfare (Social Services) --
3347 Culture - Recreation --
3348 District Attorney --
3349 Veterans Office --
UNIFORM CLASSIF_..ATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
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3350 State Shared Revenues
3351 Additional Motor Vehicle Registration Fee 532
3352 Highway User Tax Fund 532
3370 Other Governmental Units
3371 Counties --
3372 Cities and Towns --
3373 School District --
3374 Special Districts --
3400 CHARGES FOR SERVICES
3410 General Government
3411 Court Costs, Fees and Charges (Do not include
fines or forfeits) --
3412 Recording of Legal Instruments 549
3413 Zoning and Subdivision Fees 549
3414 Plan Checking Fees 549
3415 Sale of Maps and Publications 589
3418 Charges for Services 530
3419 Sales of Supplies 550
3420 Public Safety
3421 Special Police Services 549
3422 Special Fire Protection Services --
3424 Protective Inspection Fees --
3429 Rescue Unit Fees --
3430 Highways and Streets
3431 Street, Sidewalk, and Curb Repairs --
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
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3432 Parking --
3433 Street Lighting Charges --
3435 Highway and Street Permits 516
3450 Health
3451 Vital Statistics 549
3452 Health Inspection Fees 549
3453 Lab Fees 549
3454 Clinic Fees 549
3455 Meat Inspection 549
3456 Septic 549
3470 Culture - Recreation
3474 Park and Recreation Fees 549
3475 Exhibition Hall Use Fees 549
3476 Library Use Fees (not fines) 549
3479 County Fair 549
3480 Refuse Disposal
3481 Landfill Surcharge --
3482 Weed Spraying
3500 FINES AND FORFEITS
3520 Library Fines 561
3530 Other 589
3600 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
3610 Earnings on Deposits and Investments 571
3620 Rents and Royalties
3621 Rents from Land 572
3622 Rents from Buildings 572
UNIFORM CLASSIIATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
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3623 Royalties 573
3624 Rents, Equipment
3625 Depreciation
3630 Special Assessments
3631 A-87 Cost Plan
3632 Data Processing
3640 Refunds of Expenditures
3641 Motor Fuel Taxes --
3642 Other --
3670 Contributions and Donations
3671 Contributions from Public Enterprises --
3672 Donations from Private Sources --
3673 In-Kind
3680 Other --
3700 TRANSFERS FROM OTHER FUNDS
3710 Appropriation Grants-In-Aid --
3720 Excess Revenue or Earnings --
3730 Surplus Funds - Completed Projects --
3740 Other Operating Transfers --
3800 FEE ACCOUNTS
3820 Sheriff' s Fees 549
3821 Service of Process 549
3822 Travel 549
3823 Other Fees 549
3830 County Clerk's Fees
3831 Recording 549
3832 Motor Vehicle 549
UNIFORM CLASSI. ,;ATION OF ACCOUNTS
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
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3833 Acknowledgements 549
3834 Marriage Licenses 549
3835 Certified Copies 549
3836 Clerk Hire 549
3840 County Treasurer' s Commissions and Fees 549
3841 Tax Collections 549
3842 Certificates of Purchase and Redemption 549
3843 Treasurer's Deeds 549
3844 Advertising 549
3850 Assessor's Fees 549
3890 Public Trustee's Deeds 549
3900 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES
3910 Sales of and Compensation for Loss of Fixed Assets
3911 Sales of Assets
3912 Compensation for Loss
3930 Proceeds of General Long-Term Debt
3931 General Obligation Bond Proceeds --
3933 Inception of Lease-Purchase Agreement --
3934 Inception of Installment Purchase Contract --
WELD COUNTY
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
SUMMARY OF
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
000J NON-DEPARTMENTAL
1008 GENERAL GOVERNMENT (1000 - 1999)
200! PUBLIC SAFETY (2000 - 2999)
3000 PUBLIC WORKS (3000 - 3999)
400! PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE (4000 - 4999)
5000 CULTURE AND RECREATION (5000 - 5999)
6100 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (6100 - 6299)
630! URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING (6300 - 6499)
6500 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ASSISTANCE (6500 - 6599)
660 ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY (6600 - 6999)
7008 DEBT SERVICE (7000 - 7999)
soog INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICES (8000 - 8999)
900 MISCELLANEOUS (9000 - 9499)
9500 TRANSFERS (9500 - 9799)
9808 COST OF SALES (9800 - 9999)
NOTE: The above expenditure account titles represent
the minimum prescribed reporting necessary for
local governments in Colorado in conformity with
generally accepted accounting principles as set
forth in the NCGA Statement 1 .
UNIFORM CLASSIC iTION OF ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
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0001 NON-DEPARTMENTAL
100_ GENERAL GOVERNMENT
101_ County Commissioners
1011 Office of the Board 801
1012 County Attorney 802
1013 Public Trustee 803
1014 Planning and Zoning 804
102 County Clerk and Recorder
1021 County Clerk 810
1023 Motor Vehicle 810
1025 Elections and Registration 811
103_ County Treasurer
1031 County Treasurer 812
104_ County Assessor
1041 County Assessor 813
106_ Maintenance of Buildings and Plant
1061 Maintenance of Buildings/Grounds 816
111 Legislative
1110 County Council 814
112 Judicial
1123 District Attorney 826
115 Administration
1151 Financial Administration 808
1152 General Accounting 807
1155 Printing/Supplies
1153 Purchasing 821
UNIFORM CLASSIF .,,ATION OF ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
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1154 Personnel 815
119_ Other
1191 Data Processing
1192 PBX - Phone Service 820
1941 Acquisitions
1942 Lands
1943 Land Improvements
1944 Buildings
1945 Equipment
200 PUBLIC SAFETY
210 Law Enforcement
2110 Sheriff Administration 830
2111 Crime Control and Investigation 834
2112 Posse/Special Deputies 828
2150 Communications Services 819
2160 Ambulance Services 837
2180 County Coroner 832
230_ Correction
2310 Correctional Administration 829
240 Protective Inspection
2420 Building Inspection 833
290_ Other Protection
2910 Civil Defense 824
2930 Traffic Engineering
2960 Predatory Animal Control 839
2970 Fire Control
2980 Animal Control 840
UNIFORM CLASSIF..JATION OF ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
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2990 Pest/Weed Control 841
300_ PUBLIC WORKS
310 Highways and Streets
3111 Rights-of-Way 832
3120 Preliminary and Construction Engineering
313 Construction
3131 Roadway Construction 818
3132 Bridge Construction 833
3140 Maintenance of Condition 815
3160 Traffic Services 812
3170 Highway Equipment
3180 Administration 801
3182 General Engineering
3190 Other Public Works
320 Sanitation
3240 Waste Disposal 843
3400 Extension Services 847
3700 Veterans Office 854
3800 Public Parking
3900 Airport 853
400 HEALTH AND WELFARE
410_ Health
4110 Public Health Administration 801
4120 Vital Statistics
4130 Health Education 802
4140 Nursing 830
4150 ARRC 817
UNIFORM CLASS1 _CATION OF ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
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4170 Environmental Health 890
4180 Lab 854
4190 Mental Health 835
440 Public Welfare (Social Services)
4410 Administration 801
4411 IV-D Administration 803
4420 Institutional Care
4430 Direct Assistance
4431 General Assistance 802
4432 Aid to the Blind 810
4433 Aid to Dependent Children 820
4434 Aid to the Needy Disabled 830
4435 Child Welfare 840
4436 Title XX 804
4437 Day Care 850
4438 Medicaid Transportation 880
4439 Service Payments
4440 Old Age Pension
4450 Vendor Welfare Payments
4460 LEAP
4470 I . R.A.
500 CULTURE - RECREATION
5140 Exhibition Building 849
520 Parks
5220 Missile Site Park 857
550 Libraries
5510 Library Administration 801
5520 SARC 802
UNIFORM CLASSI. ATION OF ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENTS BY FUNCTIONS
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5530 Payment For Lending 803
5540 Clearing 804
5700 County Fair
610 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
6120 Northern Colorado Research Center 850
6160 Greeley West Soil Conservation 851
6520 Economic Development
6600 Job Corps
700_ DEBT SERVICE
7010 Bond Principal
7020 Interest Payments
800 INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION OUTLAYS
8010 Grants-in-Aid to Cities and Towns
8030 Grants-in-Aid
900 MISCELLANEOUS
9020 Other 874
950 TRANSFERS TO OTHER FUNDS
9510 Appropriation Grants-in-Aid
9540 Other Operating Transfers
980 COST OF SALES
9801 Purchase of material
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECT EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
6100 PERSONAL SERVICES: This is a basic classification of expenditure
by object for services rendered by officers
and employees of the governmental unit, in-
cluding related benefits and employer's
contributions.
6200 SUPPLIES: This is a basic classification of expenditures
by object for articles and commodities which
are purchased for consumption or resale and
are materially altered when used.
6300 PURCHASED SERVICES: This is a basic classification by object for
services other than Personal Services which
are required by the governmental unit in
the administration of its assigned functions
or which are legally or morally obligatory
on the government unit.
6400 BUILDING MATERIALS: This is a basic classification by object for
all materials related to building.
6500 FIXED CHARGES: This is a basic classification by object for
charges that are mainly fixed from period to
period and cannot be classified under another
object.
6600 DEBT SERVICE: This is a basic classification of expenditures
by object representing outlays for the repay-
ment of debt and for related charges.
6700 GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, This is a basic classification of expenditures
INDEMNITIES & OTHER: by object for payments made to institutions or
civic institutions or civic organizations.
6800 INTERGOVERNMENTAL This is a basic classification of expenditure
SUPPORT SERVICES: by object for services rendered by other
governmental units or bodies which your
governmental unit has a responsibility to
finance.
6850 INTER-DEPARTMENTAL This is a basic classification by object of
CHARGES': charges for services performed by one
department, which allocates its costs to
other using departments.
6900 CAPITAL OUTLAY: This is a basic classification of expenditure
by object, applicable to outlays which result
in the acquisition of right to, or addition to,
fixed assets, including cost incidental hereto
such as legal , appraisal and brokerage fees,
land preparation and demolishing buildings,
fixtures, and delivery costs.
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6100 PERSONAL SERVICES
6110 Salaries and Wages 601
6111 Salaries and Wages - Permanent
6112 Salaries and Wages - Temporary
6120 Overtime
6121 Overtime - Permanent
6140 Employer Contributions
6141 Unemployment Insurance 619
6142 Workers' Compensation 617
6143 Health Insurance 616
6144 FICA Taxes 613
6145 PERA 614
6146 Retirement 615
6190 Other Personal Services
6191 Director's Fees
6192 Contract Work 621
6200 SUPPLIES
6210 Office Supplies and Materials
6211 Office Stationery and Forms 661
6212 Small Items of Equipment 850
6213 Microfilm and Duplicating Supplies 662
6214 Other Office Supplies and Materials 715
6220 Operating Supplies 662
6221 Chemical , Laboratory and Medical Supplies
6222 Food
6223 Janitorial Supplies
UNIFORM CLASSIF'-'\TION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6224 Recreation Supplies
6225 Clothing and Uniforms
6226 Firearm Supplies
6227 Fuel or Power Purchased for Pumping
6228 Purchased Water
6229 Other Operating Supplies
6230 Repair and Maintenance Supplies 663
6231 Gas, Oil , Diesel Fuel , Grease, etc.
6232 Motor Vehicle Parts
6233 Machinery and Equipment Parts
6234 Painting Supplies
6235 Plumbing Supplies
6236 Electrical Supplies
6237 Explosives
6238 Repair Parts for Water or Sewer Lines, Meters, etc.
6239 Tires, Tubes, etc.
6240 Other Repair and Maintenance Supplies 663
6241 Consumable Tools
6242 Sign Parts and Supplies
6243 Traffic Signal Supplies
6250 Supplies for Resale 662
6252 Maps and Code Books
6300 PURCHASED SERVICES
6310 Communication and Transportation 702-703
6311 Postage, Box Rent, etc
6312 Freight, Express, and Truck Charges
6313 Automobile Licenses & Titles
6314 Messenger and Delivery Services
UNIFORM CLASSI ATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6315 Transportation of Prisoners
6316 Radio Services
6317 Vehicle Tow-In Services
6318 Other Communication and Transportation
6320 Printing, Duplicating, Typing and Binding 705
6321 Printing, Forms, etc.
6322 Books, Catalogs, Brochures, Printing and Binding
6323 Publications, Reports, etc.
6324 Duplication (Xerox, etc. )
6325 Typing Services
6326 Central Printing Services
6327 Map Printing
6328 Other Printing, Duplicating, Typing and Binding
6330 Publicity, Subscription and Dues 704
6331 Publication of Formal & Legal Notices
6332 Publication of Reports
6333 Subscriptions to Newspapers and Periodicals
6334 Tax, Law, or other Services on a Subscription Basis
6335 Memberships and Registration Fees
6336 Public Relations
6337 Advertising
6338 Other Publicity, Subscriptions , and Dues
6340 Utility services 707
6341 Electric
6342 Water
6343 Sewer
6344 Gas
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6345 Telephone and Telegraph
6346 Other Utility Services
6350 Professional Services 701
6351 Medical , Dental , Veterinary Services
6352 Legal Services
6353 Accounting
6354 Auditing
6355 Architectural , Engineering & Landscaping Services
6356 Data Processing Services
6357 Consultant's Services
6358 Other Professional Services
6359 Witness Depositions
6360 Repair and Maintenance Services 708
6361 Repair and Maintenance, Motor Vehicles
6362 Other Machinery and Equipment
6363 Furniture, Office Machines & Office Equipment
6364 Traffic Lights, Parking Meters & Related Equipment
6365 Grounds and Ground Improvements
6366 Buildings
6367 Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Services
6368 Roads and Streets
6369 Other Repair and Maintenance Services
6370 Travel and Meetings 703
6371 Motor Pool
6372 Employee Automobile Allowance
6373 Out-of-Town Expense
6374 Air Travel
UNIFORM CLASS' CATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6375 Staff Local Travel
6376 Vehicle Lease Rental
6377 Meals
6378 Other Travel
6379 Meeting Expenses
6380 Training Services
6381 Tuitions
6382 Books
6383 Testing
6390 Other Purchased Services 621
6391 Ambulance, Clinic & Hospital Services
6392 Boarding Prisoners
6393 Recording Documents
6394 Jury and Witness Fees
6395 Landfill Services
6396 Burial Services
6397 Contract Payments
6398 Other Contracted Services
6399 Physicals
6400 BUILDING MATERIALS
6410 Concrete and Clay Products
6411 Concrete Pipe & Fittings
6412 Ready Mixed Concrete
6413 Precast Concrete Slabs
6414 Concrete Blocks
6415 Concrete Culverts
6416 Cement & Concrete Supplies
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6420 Metal Products
6421 Structural Steel & Iron
6422 Metal Pipe & Fittings
6423 Guard Rails & Posts
6424 Reinforcement Steel
6425 Small Hardware, Wire & Nails
6426 Metal Culverts
6427 Other Metal Products
6430 Wood Products
6431 Lumber
6432 Other Wood Products
6440 Plastic Products
6441 Plastic Pipe
6442 Other Plastic Products
6450 Raw Materials
6451 Crushed Stone
6452 Gravel and Sand
6460 Electrical Fixtures and Small Appliances
6470 Fabricated Materials
6471 Asphalt and Asphalt Filler
6472 Other Fabricated Materials
6490 Other Materials
6495 Miscellaneous
6500 FIXED CHARGES
6510 Insurance 706
6511 Insurance on Buildings
6512 Insurance on Vehicles and Equipment
UNIFORM CLASS. CATION OF ACCOUNTS
OBJECTS
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6513 Liability
6514 Other Insurance
6520 Premiums on Surety Bonds
6521 Surety Bonds for Officials & Employees
6530 Rent 709
6531 Building & Office Rental
6532 Land Rental
6533 Machinery & Equipment Rental
6540 Depreciation
6541 Provision for Depreciation
6550 Investment Revenue Costs
6551 Trustee Fees
6552 Amortization of Bond Premium
6553 Amortization of Annuities Purchased
6554 Investment Costs
6555 Bank Service Charges
6556 Other Investment Costs
6560 County Treasurer's Collection Fees
6590 Other Fixed Charges
6591 Payments in Lieu of Taxes
6592 Taxes - Other
6600 DEBT SERVICE 881-882
6610 Principal
6620 Interest
6630 Amortization of Bond Discount or Premium
6640 Paying Agent Fees
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6700 GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, INDEMNITIES AND OTHER 701
6710 Direct Relief to Indigents
6711 Indigents' Food and Groceries
6712 Indigents' Drugs and Medicine
6713 Indigents' Fuel
6714 Indigents' Rent and Utilities Services
6715 Indigents' Clothing
6716 Indigents ' Transportation
6717 Indigents' Direct Payments
6718 Other Direct Relief to Indigents
6720 Grants and Donations to Other Institutions
6721 Neighborhood Council Support
6730 Awards and Indemnities
6731 Compensation for Damages
6740 Loses
6741 Bad Debt Expenses (Uncollectible Revenues)
6750 Transfers to Other Funds
6780 Contingency Reserve
6790 Other Grants, Contributions, & Indemnities
6800 INTERGOVERNMENTAL SUPPORT SERVICES
6810 Library
6820 Health
6830 Planning
6840 Airport
6850 INTERDEPARTMENTAL CHARGES 711-715
6851 Contra-Expense
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6900 CAPITAL OUTLAY
6910 Land 830-840
6920 Buildings 810-820
6921 Administrative Office Buildings
6922 Operational (Factories, Garages, Warehouses, etc. )
6923 Residential
6924 Other Buildings
6930 Improvements Other than Buildings
6931 Roads, Streets & Parking Lots
6932 Bridges and Tunnels
6933 Airfields
6934 Drainage, Water Supply & Storage, Sewage Disposal
6935 Garbage Disposal (Landfills, Incinerators)
6936 Parks & Recreation Facilities
6937 Other Improvements
6940 Machinery and Equipment 850
6941 General Purpose Machinery & Equipment
6942 Construction & Maintenance, Machinery & Equipment
6943 Agricultural Machinery & Equipment
6944 Transportation Equipment
6945 Communication Equipment
6946 Medical Equipment
6947 Office Machinery & Equipment
6948 Computer Equipment
6949 Other Machinery & Equipment
6950 Construction-in-Progress 860
6999 (Loss) or Gain on Sale of Assets
WELD COUNTY
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
ACCOUNTS WITH RELATED DEFINITIONS
The accounts listed in the previous subsection are defined here to assist
the accountants and bookkeepers in selecting the correct account for a
particular transaction. Only a small portion of the revenue and expendi-
ture accounts are defined in this manual . A more extensive definition of
the accounts listed in this manual is available in the 1980 GAAFR published
by the Municipal Finance Officers Association.
CURRENT ASSETS, INVESTMENTS AND OTHER ASSETS
1010 Petty Cash Funds
These accounts represent the established imprest amount of the cash
funds; i .e. , the cash plus paid outs should equal the beginning imprest
balance. This fund is a sum of money maintained in the office for minor
cash expenditures.
1020 Cash In Bank
The cash in bank accounts represent the amount of cash on deposit in
banks and available for use in financing current operation. All cash
receipts should be deposited intact and the bank accounts should be
reconciled monthly.
1031 Cash on Deposit with County Treasurer
This account represents the funds held by the County Treasurer for the
local government as a result of property tax collections and other mis-
cellaneous receipts received by the County Treasurer on behalf of the
entity.
1032 Cash on Deposit - Paying Agent
This account represents the deposits with fiscal agents , such as
commercial banks , for the payment of matured bonds and interest.
1041 Savings Accounts
The balance of these accounts represents the amount of cash funds
temporarily invested in bank savings accounts and savings and loan
associations.
1042 Temporary Cash Investments
This account is used to record the amount of cash funds temporarily
invested as legally provided by the ctatutes , in various securities
such as treasury notes and bills , certificates of deposit and bonds.
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1050 Taxes Receivable
The balance in this account includes the amount of taxes assessed against
property owners and not received by the local government.
1060 Provisions for Uncollectible Taxes - Cr.
This account should be credited with the estimated amount of property
taxes which may become uncollectible.
1150 Customer Accounts Receivable
This account includes the amounts due from customers, for services ,
such as, water and sanitation services , etc. This account should be
maintained in a manner to provide ready segregation of amounts by type
of services and classification by type of customer.
1160 Provision for Uncollectible Accounts - Cr.
This account should be credited with the estimated losses on customers'
accounts which may become uncollectible.
1170 Other Accounts Receivable
The balance of this account represents the amounts due for other than
utility services ; such as miscellaneous sales of assets, contract work,
amounts due from employees , officers , etc.
1180 Grants Receivable
Grants are contributions from the Federal or State government related
to a specific purpose or project. The balance in this account repre-
sents the earned portion of the grant and not yet received from the
grantor. Revenues are earned to the extent of expenditures on grant
projects and, therefore, any expenditures for which reimbursement has
not been received should be recorded as grants receivable.
1210 Notes Receivable
This account includes any formal notes or similar evidence of money
due from customers or other individuals.
1230 Special Assessments Receivable - Current
The uncollected portion of special assessments which a governmental
unit has levied, which are due within one year, and which are not yet
considered delinquent.
1310 Due from Other Funds
An account used to record amounts due to a particular fund by another
fund in the same entity for services rendered or goods sold.
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1320 Due from Other Government
Amounts due the reporting government from another government. These
amounts may represent intergovernmental grants, entitlements , or shared
revenues ; or grants , taxes collected for the reporting government by
an intermediary collecting government, loans , and charges for services
rendered by the reporting unit for another government.
1330 Advance to Other Fund
Amounts owed to a particular fund by another fund in the same govern-
ment which are not due within one year.
1350 Interest Receivable on Investments
This account used to record amounts due to a particular fund by another
fund in the same entity for services rendered or goods sold.
1410 Inventory of Materials and Supplies
A record of all unused materials and supplies on hand which should be
supported by a detailed record of quantities and values in the store
area at any given time. A perpetual inventory system may be used for
certain types of inventory while a physical inventory count system may
be used for supplies when the cost of maintaining a perpetual inventory
record cannot be justified. At least once each year, all inventories
must be physically counted and the book inventories adjusted accordingly.
1420 Inventory of Stores for Resale
Goods held for resale rather than for use in operations.
1550 Prepaid Expenses
This account represents expenses already paid for, but chargeable to
a future accounting period. Subaccounts should be maintained for
each major category of prepaid expenses.
OTHER ASSETS
1570 Unamortized Discount on Bonds Sold
This account includes all of the discount expense resulting from the
sale of all classes of long-term debt. The discount expense should
be amortized over the life of the bond issues.
1580 Other Assets
This account includes any other miscellaneous assets , appropriately
identified so as to show the nature of each asset.
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PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
1600 Land, Rights-of-Way, Water Rights
This account reflects the cost of land owned, interests in land such
as rights-of-way, and actual costs of water rights.
1630 Buildings and Improvements
The balance in this account represents the cost of buildings and im-
provements for other than plant, such as administrative buildings and
other support buildings.
1640 General Equipment
This account includes the cost of office furniture and equipment, cost
of other equipment not devoted to treatment purposes , cost of labora-
tory equipment, and other miscellaneous equipment.
1650 Transportation Equipment
This account represents the cost of all transportation vehicles used
in the general operations of the utility, such as automobiles , trucks,
tractors , trailers , etc.
1670 Construction Work in Progress
This is a temporary account to which expenditures for plant assets
should be charged during construction. At the completion of each project,
the related costs should be transferred to the appropriate fixed asset
account.
1690 Accumulated Provisions for Depreciation
This account represents the amounts of depreciation accumulated appli-
cable to the various items of depreciable property. The depreciation
should be maintained in detail by type of fixed asset.
1810 Amount Available in Debt Service Funds
An account in the General Long-Term Debt Account Group equal to the
amount of fund balance available in Debt Service Funds for the retire-
ment of general long-term debt.
1820 Amount to be Provided
An account in the General Long-Term Debt Account Group which represents
the amount to be provided from taxes or other general revenues to retire
outstanding general long-term debt.
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CURRENT LIABILITIES AND DEFERRED CHARGES
2010 Vouchers Payable
Liabilities for goods and services evidenced by vouchers which have
been preaudited and approved for payment but which have not been paid.
2020 Accounts Payable
This account represents the liabilities on open account owing to pri-
vate persons, firms, or corporations for supplies and services purchased
from them.
2050 Notes Payable
This account reflects the liability to suppliers , individuals, banks,
and others , arising from general operations and evidenced by formal
promissory notes.
2060 Contracts Payable
Amounts due on contracts for goods or services furnished to a government.
2070 Due to Other Funds
A liability account used to indicate amounts owed by a particular fund
to another fund within the same governmental unit for goods and services
rendered.
2080 Due to Other Governments
Amounts owed by the reporting government to another government.
2110 Matured Bonds Payable
This balance represents the reclassified amount of bonds payable and
long-term debt which will be paid within one year, including bonds
which have reached or passed their maturity date.
2150 Accrued Interest Payable
A liability account which represents the amount of interest accrued
on notes payable and long-term debt; interest accumulated between
interest dates but not yet due.
2160 Accrued Wages
The balance of this account represents the actual of estimated
liability for salaries and wages as of the balance sheet date.
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2170 Payroll Taxes and Other Deductions Payable
These accounts reflect the liability for payroll taxes withheld from
salaries and wages, for other related payroll deductions such as hospital
insurance premiums, retirement plan benefits, etc. This account should
include the portion of payroll taxes or retirement benefits to be paid
by the local government. Appropriate subaccounts should be established
whenever necessary.
2180 Accrued Vacation and Sick Leave Payable
This account represents the liability to employees for vacation and
sick leave.
2220 Customers' Deposits
A liability account representing the deposits made by customers as a
prerequisite to receiving services or advance payments by customers
for future services.
2210 Customer Advances for Construction
This account includes advances by or on behalf of customers for
construction.
2220 Deferred Revenues
Amounts for which asset recognition criteria have been met, but for
which revenue recognition criteria have not yet been met. Under the
modified acrual basis of accounting, such amounts are measurable but
not available.
2221 Taxes Collected in Advance
Taxes collected before they are formally levied.
2223 Deferred Grant Revenues
This account represents monies received from grantors designated for a
specific purpose for which funds have not been expended for capital
additions or operations.
2240 Unamortized Premium on Debt
An account which represents that portion of the excess of bond proceeds
over par value and which remains to be amortized over the remaining life
of such bonds.
LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
2310 Bonds Payable
This account reflects the face value of bonds issued and outstanding,
except for the current maturities which should be classified as current
liabilities.
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2360 Advance from Other Funds
Amounts owed by a particular fund to another fund in the same govern-
ment which are not due within one year.
2370 Lease-Purchase Agreements
Noncurrent portions of the discounted present value of total future
stipulated payments on lease-purchase agreements.
2380 Installment Purchase Contracts
Noncurrent portions of the discounted present value of total future
stipulated payments on installment purchase contracts.
2390 Other Long-Term Liabilities
Because of the governmental fund type spending measurement focus, non-
current portions of liabilities for judgements and claims, unfunded
pension obligations, and similar items are reported in the General
Long-Term Debt Account Group. Appropriately descriptive account titles
should be used for such items.
FUND EQUITY
2520 CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL
An equity account which shows the amount of permanent fund capital
contributed by the Federal or State government, other internal fund,
or from customers.
2521 Contributions in Aid of Construction
An equity account which represents the amount of capital contributed
in the form of cash, services , or property by individuals , subdivision
developers, builders and from Federal and State grants designated for
capital outlay expenditures.
2600 INVESTMENT IN GENERAL FIXED ASSETS
An account which represents the system's equity in general fixed assets.
The balance of this account should be subdivided according to the source
of funds which financed the asset acquisition.
2720 RETAINED EARNINGS
This account represents the accumulated earnings in the fund and the
utilities ownership in the plant and other similar assets. Therefore,
the balance in this account may not necessarily be available for funding
future operations.
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2721 Reserved Retained Earnings
This account represents the amount of retained earnings which has been
appropriated for future budgeting expenditures .
2722 Unreserved Retained Earnings
This account represents the portion of retained earnings which is not
segregated for a specific purpose.
2800 FUND BALANCE
The excess of the assets of a fund over its liabilities and reserves
except in the case of funds subject to budgetary accounting where, prior
to the end of a fiscal period, it represents the excess of the fund's
assets and estimated revenues for the period over its liabilities ,
reserves, and appropriations for the period.
2810 Reserve for Encumbrances
This account represents the portion of fund balance segregated to provide
for unliquidated encumbrances, i .e. , outstanding purchase orders pending
vendor performance.
2820 Reserve for Inventory of Supplies
Segregation of a portion of a fund balance to indicate that, using the
purchases method, inventories of supplies do not represent "available
spendable resources" even though they are a component of net current
assets.
2830 Reserve for Advances to Other Funds
Segregation of a portion of a fund balance to indicate that long-term
interfund receivables do not represent "available spending resources"
because they are not current assets.
2850 Reserve for Endowments
Account used to indicate that Trust Fund fund balance amounts are
legally restricted to endowment purposes.
2861 Reserve for Employee Contributions
Pension Trust Fund reserve for accumulated contributions made by employee
members plus interest earnings credited in accordance with applicable legal
provisions.
2862 Reserve for Employer Contributions
Pension Trust Fund reserve for accumulated contributions made by the
government as employer plus interest earnings credited in accordance
with applicable legal provisions.
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2870 Unreserved Fund Balance
The excess of the assets of a governmental fund or Trust Fund over its
liabilities and Fund Balance Reserve accounts.
2871 Designated for Debt Service
Segregation of a portion of fund balance for Debt Service Fund resources
legally restricted to the payment of general long-term debt principal
and interest amounts maturing in future years.
2872 Designated for Subsequent Years' Expenditure
This account represents the amount of fund balance which has been appro-
priated for future budgeting expenditures.
2873 Undesignated
This account represents the portion of fund balance which is not
segregated for a specific purpose.
REVENUES
3100 General Property Tax
This account represents the revenues derived from ad valorem taxes
levied on an assessed valuation of real and personal property.
3120 Specific Ownership Tax
This account includes the taxes levied and collected on motor vehicles.
3200 Licenses and Permits
This account represents revenues from businesses and nonbusinesses
which must be licensed before doing business within the local governments
confines.
3300 Intergovernmental Revenues
This group of accounts includes revenues received from other governments
in the form of grants , entitlements , shared revenues , or payments in lieu
of taxes. It is recommended that appropriate accounts be established by
each entity to identify the source from which such revenue is received
and the function or activity which is to benefit therefrom.
3400 Charges for Services
These accounts include revenue from all charges for current services,
exclusive of revenues of public enterprises. Such charges should be
segregated under the appropriate functional and activity groupings.
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3500 Fines and Forfeitures
"Fines" include moneys derived from fines and penalties imposed for the
commission of statutory offenses, violation of lawful administrative
rules and regulations, and for the neglect of official duties.
"Forfeits" include revenue derived from confiscating deposits held as
performance guarantees.
3600 Miscellaneous Revenues
This account represents all other revenues received and not properly
classified elsewhere.
3610 Earnings on Deposits and Investments
This account includes interest earned on temporary investments, such
as savings accounts , notes receivable, and other interest-bearing assets.
3700 Transfers from Other Funds
This account represents the authorized transfers of monies from other
funds within the entity.
3800 Fee Accounts
These accounts represent the various fees collected by the various de-
signated officials of a county, such as, sheriff's fees , county clerk's
fees, county treasurer's commissions and fees , and public trustee fees.
3900 Other Financing Sources
This account represents the proceeds received from long-term financing.
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CLASSIFICATION BY OBJECT - DEFINITIONS
The following definitions of "Object" accounts represent a selection in
alphabetical order of accounts most commonly used by local governments in
Colorado.
6353 Accounting Services
This account includes all the direct payments for accounting and book-
keeping services.
6354 Auditing
This account represents the costs of outside services for auditing of
the financial statements of the enterprise.
6630 Amortization of Bond Discount and (Premium)
This account includes the amortized portion of bond discount and premium
on long-term debt allocable to the accounting period.
6741 Bad Debt Expenses
This account should be charged with any uncollectible taxes , customer
accounts , or amounts to provide for estimated losses from uncollectible
revenues.
6640 Bond Trustee Expenses
This account represents the expenses paid to the bond trustee for acting
as payee agent of the bond issue.
6221 Chemicals
This account includes the cost of chemicals purchased or manufactured
for the treatment of water or sewage, etc.
6560 County Treasurer' s Collection Fees
This account represents the fees charged by the County Treasurer to
collect the assessed mill levy of ad valorem taxes.
6540 Depreciation
This account represents the proration of the cost of buildings and
equipment over the useful life of the fixed assets.
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6191 Directors' Fees and Meeting Expenses
This account includes all the fees paid to directors for attending board
meetings and other board meeting expenses , including travel expenses
by board members.
6130 Employee Pensions and Benefits
This account represents the employee pension and fringe benefits paid
by the employer, other than payroll taxes. These could include contri-
butions to pension funds, vacation and sick leave benefits , health
insurance , etc.
6227 Fuel or Power Purchased for Pumping
This account includes the cost of fuel or power purchased for use
directly in operation of pumps.
6510 Insurance
This account includes the cost of insurance to protect the local govern-
ment against losses and damages to owned or leased property used in its
operations and against losses for injuries to individuals.
6620 Interest Expense
This account represents the charges by the bank, bondholder, or other
lendor for the use of money.
6352 Legal
This account includes all the legal expenses incurred by the local
government.
6999 (Loss) or Gain on Sale of Assets
This account should be charged for the difference between the amount
received for• the sale of an asset and the book value of the asset.
6495 Miscellaneous Expenses
This account includes the sundry expendiutres which cannot be properly
classified under any of the other accounts.
6210 Office Supplies and Expenses
This account represents all office supplies and expenses incurred in
connection with the general administration of the local government
including copy machine supplies and rentals.
6220 Operating Supplies
This account includes the cost of materials and supplies consumed in
normal operations and maintenance of the entity.
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6358 Outside Services
This account represents the fees and expenses of profesisonal consul-
tants and others (other than legal , auditing, and accounting) for services
which are required by the governmental unit.
6331 Publication
This account includes the cost of the annual publishing of financial
statements and other publishing of notices as required by law.
6228 Purchased Water
This account includes the cost, at the point of delivery, of water
purchased for resale.
6530 Rents
This account represents the cost of all rentals of all buildings and
equipment used in the operation of the local government.
6360 Reapirs and Maintenance
This account includes the expenditures paid for repairs and maintenance
of buildings and equipment.
6110 Salaries and Wages
This account represents the compensation paid to all employees.
6144 Taxes - Payroll
This account represents the employers' portion of social security taxes
and unemployment taxes.
6592 Taxes - Other
This account includes the cost of any other taxes and licenses paid by
the local government.
6345 Telephone
This account represents the charges for telephone service, telephone
answering service, and telemetering.
6370 Travel Expense
This account includes all the costs of travel by employees ; such as
mileage , airline tickets , hotel charges, etc.
6340 Utilities
This account includes the charges for water consumed, fuel , and elec-
tricity.
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