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Understanding Your Budget

Understanding Your Budget. Presented by San Francisco State University Auxiliary Business Services. Budget Overview. Why have a budget? Where the money comes from Where the money goes Calendar. Why have a Budget?. The budget is a management tool Internal planning

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Understanding Your Budget

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  1. Understanding Your Budget Presented by San Francisco State University Auxiliary Business Services SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  2. Budget Overview • Why have a budget? • Where the money comes from • Where the money goes • Calendar SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  3. Why have a Budget? The budget is a management tool • Internal planning • External notification of activity • Campus President • Bond Holders • CSU Trustees • Long-term debt repayment • Project future needs • Fee Referendum SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  4. BudgetPlanning The annual budget is about planning • Prescribes activity based on current and future needs • It may draw upon reserves from prior periods or contribute to reserves for future periods SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  5. BudgetNotification • Gives notice to campus community of goals and overall direction • Shows trends in earnings and spending • Demonstrates (or disproves) capacity to assume debt SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  6. BudgetLong-Term Debt Management • Debt repayment costs • Annual escalation factors • Program Revenue • Cost of Living Increases • Capital Replacement • “What if” scenarios for early retirement of debt SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  7. BudgetFee Referendum Planning • Anticipate future deficits • Project exhaustion of reserves • Determine amount of increase needed and how long it will last • Provides lead time (2-3 years) to present Referendum to campus SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  8. Sources of Funds • Student Fee Revenue • Program Revenue (earned income) • Grants & Contracts • Draws from Reserves • Undesignated Net Assets from Prior Years SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  9. Source of FundsStudent Fees • Collected by university • Largest revenue source • Relatively constant (doesn’t escalate) • Per “head count” of student enrollment • Less: • Fee waivers • Refunds • Debt service costs (SC only) SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  10. Where the money goesUse of Funds • Personnel costs • Operating Expenses • Donations • Organizations & Graduations • Scholarships • Capital Equipment • Additions to Reserves SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  11. Use of FundsPersonnel • Largest corporate cost segment • Highest annual escalation • Legally binding • Labor Laws • Federal and State regulations - IRS, EDD, INS, SSA, etc. • Treaties SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  12. Use of FundsCapital Equipment • Replacement of costly items • Heavy machinery or equipment • Major building repairs • Irregular cost intervals • Cost Escalation • Job bidding (where applicable) SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  13. Budget Calendar - ASI • Mid-Year Budget Adjustments • January create & review drafts • ASI Board approves • Budget Review • The adjusted budget serves as a model for the annual budget. SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  14. Budget Calendar – ASI • Annual Budget • Feb/Mar create & review drafts • Interview program directors • April • ABS creates long-range forecasts • ASI reviews • Budget document assembled/printed • May 1 submission deadline: • ASI Board approval • Budget Review approval • submit to VP for Business & Finance SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

  15. The EndThank you! SFSU Auxiliary Business Systems

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