Primary responsibility of the accountant/auditor.
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Accounting for Revenues and Expenditures
Accounting properly for financial transactions and reporting results of municipal financial operations is crucial part of local fiscal management. These resources serve as a reference for statutory requirements and best practices for accounting for municipal funds.
Table of Contents
Who is involved with this process
Annual audits
Revolving funds
Enterprise funds
- Enterprise Fund manual (PDF)
- Enterprise Funds (PDF)
- Enterprise Funds: Overview and Best Practices (Video)
Debt & borrowing
Reserves
OPEB
Other funds
- Guidelines: Municipal Finance Provisions of the Community Preservation Act (CPA) (IGR2019-14) (PDF)
- Insurance and Restitution Proceeds (LFO2018-2) (PDF)
- Money From Marijuana Establishments and Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (LFO2018-3) (PDF)
- Proceeds from Rental of Municipal Real Estate (IGR2017-15) (PDF)
- Transportation Network Company Per-Ride Assessment Distribution (LFO2018-1) (PDF)
- Transportation Network Company Per-Ride Assessment Distribution (LFO2018-1) (PDF)
DLS publications
- Emergency Expenditure Timeline (for emergencies not related to COVID-19) (PDF)
- Guidelines: Appropriation Transfers (IGR2017-13) (PDF)
- Overview of Statutory Treatment of Municipal Funds (PDF)
- Reconciling Cash and Receivables (PDF)
- Revenue and Appropriation Deficits (PDF)
- Revenue Deficits: An Overview (PDF)
- Uniform Mass Accounting System (UMAS) manual (PDF)
- Year-End instructions from DLS to Accountants and Auditors (PDF)
- Year-End instructions from DLS to Collectors (PDF)