Budget & Fiscal News - October 2024 | Campus Controller's Office

Budget & Fiscal News - October 2024

Updates

Norlin Library on the CU Boulder campus May 2024. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)

New account code for open access publishing charges

The University Libraries, in collaboration with Budget and Fiscal Planning, has introduced a new account code specifically designed to track open access publishing charges.

Honoraria vs. Service Agreements: Which strategy do I use to pay outside contributors?

Confused about compensating guest speakers or outside experts? This article clarifies the difference between honoraria and service agreements to help you choose the right approach.

January compensation cycle planning in Anaplan

The campus-wide process for annual merit and compensation cycle planning will be planned and administered in the new cloud-based Anaplan tool for the January compensation cycle—adjustments effective January 1, 2025. This functionality will go live in Anaplan on October 15. For detailed information and a timeline of the January compensation cycle process, please visit the .

Can AI make your daily workflow more effective and efficient?

As part of a new faculty teaching appointment in the Leeds College of Business, director of campus accounting Russ Jeans has been given a literal license to explore how AI can support accountants across campus.

Uniform Guidance changes are here

The changes take effect for awards starting on or after October 1, 2024. Learn how this could impact your awards.

CCO department directory update - New email address

As mentioned in our September newsletter, form approvals—official function, advance payments, sponsorships and donations—will be moved to a new email address. You can now send these to campus.accounting@colorado.edu and the review and approval will be completed by the campus accountants.

Announcing Staff Changes

Find out about recent changes to the Budget and Finance team, including staff in the Office of Budget and Fiscal Planning and the Campus Controller's Office.

Training and Events

This training covers essential topics like system navigation, ChartFields, reporting and journal entries. Register now to gain valuable skills for your financial work.��

Are you curious about the university's sensitive expenses policy? Join us for a informative training session that will provide clear guidelines and answer your questions.��

Be sure to attend a training webinar and join an on-campus lab to learn about the new features and get hands-on experience. The PSC team will be in person on campus October 9 and 23 to walk you through the redesign and answer questions.��

Do you have questions about ePERS? Experts in the Campus Controller’s Office are here to help! Attend this open forum to get answers to your questions about holds, certifications, amounts and more. Register today.��

CU-Data statement reading training: A new approach

Get ready for a revamped CU-Data Statement Reading training experience! We're creating a resource library with online materials and live workshops to fit your learning style. Live training sessions are temporarily on hold.��

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