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Summary
Summary

Review the key points before continuing.

TAB KEY POINTS

APF Reporting Systems

Appropriated Funds (APF) Reporting Systems collect data and construct reports using the following applications:

  • Standard Accounting Reporting System (STARS)
  • Command Financial Management System (CFMS), which includes the Enhanced Managerial Analysis (EMA) module

Phase Plan

A Phase Plan can be referred to as an Obligation Plan. Typically, a Phase Plan:

  • Is written in late third or early fourth quarter of the current fiscal year for the budget year
  • Identifies baseline funding for Program Special Interest Codes (SICs)
  • Identifies an intention to spend fiscal year funds in a spreadsheet
  • Includes both direct Labor and Non-Labor Program Controls
  • Provides the data to build the Spend Plan
  • Provides data that is entered into CFMS

Spend Plan

A Spend Plan also known as a Cash Plan is:

  • Typically written during September
  • Based on a locked Phase/Obligation Plan
  • A CFMS report that shows planned expenditures
  • Represents available cash
  • Adjustable prior to or during the fiscal year
  • A monthly, quarterly, and annual authorization of funds to support the Program SICs

Business Plan

A Business Plan is a tool, which:

  • Provides a consolidated overview of Regional initiatives, Labor issues, fund status, challenges, and community and global economic impacts
  • Reports a Program's financial status, total Controls, executed funds, and affordability figures
  • Identifies the requirement figures and fiscal year funds for Regions and Installations

JONs

Job Order Numbers (JONs) are a cost code portion of a line of accounting that is:

  • Provided by the Fleet and Family Readiness (FFR) business office or Comptroller (N8)
  • Used to track funds expensed to a Program for purchases, projects, or contracts
  • Checked for completeness each fiscal year by the Regional Program Director (RPD)