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Effective February 22, the lockbox addresses for sponsor payments (research) will be changed. Revenue management will continue outreach to sponsors over the course of the next year to ensure that items are properly redirected.

Liz Spencer, associate director of accounting in the Campus Controller's Office, shares details about cash audits, equipment inventories, F&A base year and the space survey.

The Campus Controller's Office is developing a list of contacts and departments that have leased items and assets. Read more to find out how this might affect you and your department.

David Scarbeary-Simmons, director of research financial services, shares some of the efforts and accomplishments of his team.

Find out more about the space survey, a part of the indirect cost rate negotiation process with the federal government. In partnership with Facilities Management, the Campus Controller’s Office will be performing a space survey in early 2022.

There are a variety of different kinds of fund types at CU Â鶹ӰԺ. Monitoring each one comes with its own set of rules and processes. Fund 10s, or the general fund, are used to account for the major revenue and expenses of the university’s primary mission of instruction.

The 2021 fiscal certification process is complete. Thank you to everyone who completed their certification on or before their deadline.

Justin Church, associate director of finance and tax reporting, introduces you to the newest unit in the Campus Controller’s Office and outlines ways to connect with his team.

Catch up on the latest sensitive expenses and official functions training session and review the most recent update to the procedural statement.

As fall begins it means the trials and tribulations of year-end close are successfully behind us, and so we turn our attention back to the tasks at hand. In the world of capital finance, we’re focusing on the upcoming renovations of major buildings, the possibility of constructing new ones and the continual work to reduce our deferred maintenance backlog.