
GOALS II/IAS Factsheet
Undisbursed and Receipt Account Reports
WHAT ARE THE UNDISBURSED AND RECEIPT REPORTS?
The Undisbursed and Receipt Account Reports (UND) is an Internet application of the
Government On-Line Accounting Link Information Access System II (GOALS II/IAS). This
application provides Federal Program Agencies (FPAs) access to account balance and monthly
transaction data using a standard web browser and access via the Internet. The reports
available in this application are:
- Undisbursed Appropriation Account Ledger (FMS 6653)
- Undisbursed Appropriation Account Trial Balance (FMS 6654)
- Receipt Account Ledger (FMS 6655)
- Receipt Account Trial Balance (FMS 6655)
- Report of Unavailable Receipt Transactions (FMS 6655).
The data included in these reports is derived from agencies monthly reports that
classify transactions to appropriation, fund, and receipt accounts, Appropriation Warrants,
Non-expenditure Transfer Authorizations, and other account-based transactions reported to
the Financial Management Service (FMS). These reports are updated monthly to reflect
year-to-date balances and activity and current month transactions.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
The UND application allows the user to access its account balance and transaction
data via the Internet. This application facilitates agency account reconciliation.
By comparing FPA accounting records with the balances and transactions reflected in these
reports, FPAs can verify that the accounting records are in synch. If not, adjustments
can be identified and processed to correct any inaccuracies.
This application receives a monthly transmission from the Central Accounting System
(STAR). Due to accelerated processing, we are able to deliver this information to the
FPAs on the 13th workday following the close of the month. In addition, fifteen months
of historical data is available on-line and can be downloaded in a variety of formats.
WHAT IS THE CURRENT BULK FILE FORMATS
Below are the Undisbursed current bulk file formats. Bulk file formats are available
for download in PDF Format or as a MS Word File.
PDF Form
MS Word File
These files are in Adobe Acrobat's portable document format (pdf). The Acrobat Reader is
included in many Web browsers, but if your browser does not read Acrobat's pdf files,
Acrobat
is free to download and use.
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