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BOP Program Statement 8540.03 § 12
PERIOD CLOSEOUT FOLDER
All financial data (reports, printouts, and support documentation) pertaining to the monthly
closeout are kept on file. This information may be paper-based or stored electronically, but must
be consistently stored. If electronic media are used, the medium is labeled to identify content,
month, and year of closeout. If a paper folder is kept, the folder label identifies the month and
year of closeout. The list below represents the minimum required documentation:
■ Ending Inventory Report.
■ Month End Work in Process (WIP) Report and evidence of the report balancing to G/L
account 158100, Work in Process.
■ General Ledger Open Items for G/L Account 232100, Goods Received/Invoice Received
■ Accounts Payable Aging.
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■ General Ledger Open Items (as of last calendar day) for miscellaneous assets, miscellaneous
inventories, and allowances as well as miscellaneous liabilities.
■ Approval of all manual journal entries.
■ Monthly job settlement transactions.
■ Fixed Assets Report I (book value option) for all classes by plant as of the last calendar day
of the month.
■ Profit and Loss Statement.
■ Monthly Certification Form.
■ Valuation for Lower of Cost or Market (95%) and Reconciliation of General Ledger Account
152800 Spreadsheet.
■ Monthly slow-moving analysis spreadsheet(s) for raw materials, finished goods, and sub-assemblies.
■ 95% Work in Process Adjustment Spreadsheet.
■ Valuation for Lower of Cost or Market (95%) for Finished Goods or Sub-assemblies
Spreadsheet.
■ Consignment.
■ Warranty Expense.
History
PS 8540.03 dated 2015-03-18
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
59c7aa16a4467551569697d9b576db51f07f454474a6ce00ad73e80cfb9705cf
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