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BOP Program Statement 8510.02 § 18
BASIC ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS. This section details the
general application of the UNICOR accounting system.
a. Business Office Locations. UNICOR’s Business Offices
conduct operations which are responsible for recording/posting
and reporting financial data as related to that location. There
is a Business Manager or Plant Controller, including Central
Office, for each office who fulfills this function.
b. Accounting Mechanism. Financial and costing information is
captured at each Business Office and the Central Office through
posting at the transaction level to an automated financial
system. Ultimately, each transaction is recorded and classified
in UNICOR’s Chart of Accounts.
PS 8510.02
1/21/2003
Page 13
c. Processing Cycle. The steps involved in the accounting
cycle performed in UNICOR field Business Offices and in the
Central Office Business Office are as follows:
— UNICOR’s Chart of Accounts complies with the United
States Standard General Ledger’s requirements.
— Responsible UNICOR staff receive or create source
documents to provide the first record of transactions.
— Transactions are documented and entered into a journal
by UNICOR’s automated system on the basis of these
documents which are referenced to provide an audit
trail and support for the entries entered into the
general ledger.
— Accruals and other month-end adjusting entries are
prepared and posted to the general ledger.
— Financial statements/reports are prepared from the
adjusted ledger accounts.
History
PS 8510.02 dated 2003-01-21
Provenance
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