PPT-GASB Statement No. 54: Fund Balance and Governmental Fund T

Joseph J Welch CPA Partner Purvis Gray amp Company LLP Sarasota Florida GASB 54 paragraph 55 Those users want to know about the character of residual amounts They want to know the extent to which the use of amounts reported in governmental funds is constrained and how binding those constraints are Are they enforceable by parties external to the government Does the government itself have the ability through some specified level of due process to remove or modify the constraints Or are they lessbinding or even nonbinding constraints that are simply indications of managements intent to use resources for specific purposes with management having the power to change their intentions through a less rigorous process . 29. th. Annual LA GFOA Fall Conference. October 4, 2012 Baton Rouge Crowne Plaza. Presented by Tim Green, CPA. Allen, Green & Williamson, LLP. Must commute monthly from Mars? Yes No. Must consider GASB to be a sovereign nation in . Implementation. Presented By. : Steve . Mattern. , Debbie . Riedmiller. , and Kim Sloan. Overview of Presentation. Background & Objective of GASB 54. Applicability and Effective Date. New Fund Balance Classifications. Presented by. Donna Denker, CPA. Donna Denker & Associates. Discussion:. 1.) Brief description of fund balance reporting prior to GASB 54. 2.) Outline of the new requirements. 3.) Effective Date. Reporting . Requirements. Marcia Taylor, CPA, CGFM. William McKain, CPA. Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials March 17, 2011. Need for the Project. Fund balance – widely recognized as one of most used elements in financial statements. Present,. and Future. The views expressed in this presentation are those of the GASB Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Director. Official positions of the GASB on accounting matters are determined only after extensive due process and deliberation.. Spring Conference. GASB. Update. May 5, 2016. Summary of New GASB’s. GASB 72 – Fair Value Measurement and Application. GASB 74/75 - OPEB Plan Accounting and Employer Accounting and Reporting for OPEB. Presenters:. Shelley Johnson. Foster & Foster. System Actuary for LASERS and TRSL. Artie Fillastre. LASERS. Chief Financial Officer. . Afillastre@lasersonline.org. Charlene Wilson. TRSL. Chief Financial Office. June 14. ,. 2011. Agenda. Review, Methodology & Examples of Fund Balance Classifications. Fund Balance Policies vs. Stabilization Policies. Restricted – Stabilization by State Statute. Review & Examples of Fund Type Classifications. Presenters:. Shelley Johnson. Foster & Foster. System Actuary for LASERS and TRSL. Artie Fillastre. LASERS. Chief Financial Officer. . Afillastre@lasersonline.org. Charlene Wilson. TRSL. Chief Financial Office. Ethics . and a lot of other stuff!. September 2015. Office of the State Controller. State of . Maine presents . Governmental . Update. Agenda. GASB update . Pensions . The pratfalls and pitfalls of implementation. 99. WASBO . Spring Conference . 2017. Gene Fornecker, . School Financial Services Auditor. May 12, 2017. AN INTRODUCTION TO OPEB. :. What is OPEB?. Other Postemployment Benefits (OPEB) are post employment benefits earned by employees during their career that they receive after they are no longer active employees.. 99. WASBO . Spring Conference . 2018. Derek Sliter, School Finance Consultant. DPI School Financial Services Team. May 18, 2018. AN INTRODUCTION TO OPEB. :. What is OPEB?. Other Postemployment Benefits (OPEB) are post employment benefits earned by employees during their career that they receive after they are no longer active employees.. October 2018 BAR. Sabra Sand and Grace Jimenez. Basis . GASB 68. covers all retirement plans through DRS. PERS 1,2 and 3. TRS 1,2, and 3. Measurement date is one year behind. GASB 73. covers TIAA-CREFF supplemental portion. Thursday, February 4. th. , 2021 . GASB Statement No. 87 Objectives. GASB 87 Defined. Why Change?. Why is the reporting for Leases Changing:. Currently, there are two separate types of leases. . ". Capital Leases" are those leases that meet certain criteria as set forth in FASB Statement No. 13. These leases are recorded on the financial statements as an asset (for the underlying item being leased) and a lease liability (for the remaining future lease payments). .