- Accounting and Reporting for Institutes - Operating Guideline - Draft (PDF File 318.8 KB)
The objective of this guideline is to ensure that the reporting to the management boards of the Institutes are performed in an accurate and timely manner. - BCMS User Guide (PDF File 1.1 MB)
This manual provides technical instruction on the use of the BCMS system. - Budget Development User Guide (PDF File 4.6 MB)
This user guide provides information to assist Finance Business Partners and Financial Services teams in developing the University budget. - Budget Process Guidelines (PDF File 970.2 KB)
This guideline has been prepared to assist Deans, General Managers and Finance Managers understand the principles and processes that drive the annual budget process at UTAS. - Budget Working Group Terms of Reference (PDF File 320.9 KB)
The BWG is responsible for the formation and review of the University Operating Budget within the overall fiscal framework set by University Council. - Business Card Guidelines (PDF File 478.3 KB)
The business card guidelines provide instruction on the issue and use of business cards. Technical instruction on the use of the BCMS is available separately above. - Cashiering and Revenue Collection Guidelines (PDF File 506.7 KB)
This guideline is the first document that purchasers should read regarding the collection of University funds over the counter, by phone or other methods. This guideline describes the conditions for setup and maintenance of a cashier, the collection of funds, the use of the University cheque register and other forms of receipting. General information is also provided, such as information on cashier security and cashiering arrangements for special occasions. - DIICCSRTE - CSP Rates Table for 2014 (PDF File 157.0 KB)
This table shows Government contributions under the Commonwealth Grant Scheme and maximum student contribution amounts for a student place (equivalent full-time student load). - Expression of Interest Guidelines (PDF File 291.9 KB)
The Expression of Interest Guidelines provide instruction on situations that are similar to, but not exactly the same as a tender. This includes Requests for Information and other marketplace communications that may in turn give rise to a tender. In all instances, the Tendering Guidelines are the main reference document and the Expression of Interest Guidelines should be used to clarify the steps involved in particular cases. - FBT Guidelines (PDF File 470.6 KB)
The fringe benefits taxation (FBT) guidelines provide general information on FBT and how this impacts on the University. Additional information on the administration of FBT is also provided, but staff should first consult the relevant purchasing or revenue guideline. - Fraudulent Credit Card Activities (PDF File 20.2 KB)
- General Purchasing Guidelines (PDF File 498.8 KB)
This guideline is the first document that purchasers should read. General information regarding purchasing is provided, with references to other guidelines where applicable. This guideline also provides details regarding unusual purchase categories, or those that are often queried by staff. Technical information on the use of T1 Financials is available separately on the training page. - GST Guidelines (PDF File 925.7 KB)
The goods and services (GST) guidelines provide general information on GST, not covered under the relevant purchasing or revenue guidelines. - Guidelines for the Recognition of Teaching and Block Grant Income - Draft (PDF File 396.8 KB)
This guideline provides information on the various sources of operating income (eg. teaching and block grant income), and how this income is recognised in the Faculties and Institutes. - Insite -Student Fee Extract with CGS Income by AOU report (PDF File 318.3 KB)
This report lists the total tuition fee income by AOU. For commonwealth supported students the amount of CGS and transitional CGS is also included. The data in the report is refreshed at the beginning of each month. - Insurance Guidelines (PDF File 552.0 KB)
The insurance guidelines provide details of the insurance policies in place for the University, including information on coverage, exclusions and claims procedures. This information is a summary designed to assist staff in understanding and acting on insurance matters. Further detailed insurance policy information is available from the Insurance Office. - Invoice Payment Guidelines (PDF File 369.3 KB)
This guideline provides instruction on how to make payments. Technical information on the use of T1 Financials is available separately on the training page. - Invoicing and Receivables Guidelines (PDF File 397.3 KB)
The Invoicing and Receivables Guidelines provide instruction on how to raise invoices, recover debts, and other customer management issues. - Petty Cash Custodian Guidelines (PDF File 303.9 KB)
This guideline provides instruction on the maintenance of petty cash floats. For information on petty cash payments refer to the General Purchasing Guidelines above. - Probity in Tendering Guidelines (PDF File 549.0 KB)
This document provides probity information related to tendering, including information on conflicts of interest, confidentiality and how probity relates to the various tender steps. Also included is legislative information and case studies. - Student Charges - Extract DEEWR Guidelines (PDF File 51.7 KB)
- Tendering Guidelines (PDF File 502.2 KB)
This guideline is the first document that purchasers should read. This guideline describes the situations where a tender applies, the manner in which a tender should be conducted, and the major steps to be undertaken during the tender. General information is also provided, such as tips for handling communications with the marketplace. A range of useful documents are referred to, and a link for these is available under forms below. - Travel Guidelines (PDF File 832.2 KB)
The travel guidelines provide general information on travel and are designed to be the first source of information for travellers and travel organisers. Included in the document is information on the authorisation process, risk management, booking of travel, travel expenditure and a range of other relevant information. Staff should consult this document first.