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Financial Data by Fund Report

The Indiana Financial Data by Fund Report is a state-mandated financial reporting tool used by Indiana school corporations and charter schools. It provides the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) with a standardized view of revenues, expenditures, and balances across all school funds. The report ensures fiscal transparency, compliance with state accounting standards, and alignment with statutory requirements for education finance.

This report is directly tied to the Indiana Gateway for Government Units (Gateway) portal, which is a public online system managed by the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance (DLGF) and the State Board of Accounts (SBOA). Local governments submit their financial information through the Gateway system, and the Financial Data by Fund Report is generated from these submissions.

Menu path

From the Fund Accounting menu, select State. From the State - IN menu, select Financial Data by Fund Report.

Submission period

Annually, typically as part of the calendar or fiscal year-end reporting cycle.

Selection rule

Revenue and expenditure data matching the Load criteria are selected and reported.

Prerequisite

Complete the Setup procedures.

Setup

Set up the following before creating the Financial Data by Fund report:

Reporting Structure

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Setup, and then Reporting Structure.

  2. Refer to the Field descriptions and enter or select valid information.

Field descriptions

This setup is identical to the Biannual Form 9 report. The field values on the IN Financial Data by Fund Report - Setup - Reporting Structure page are initially retrieved from the Form 9 Setup form of the IN Biannual Form 9 Report - Setup - Form 9 Setup page. You can update the field values as required.

The following table describes the fields on the Form 9 Setup form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report - Setup - Reporting Structure page.

Field

Description

State Level Title

The state-level IDOE title.

The valid value is Account.

Local Organization Level

The district organization chart/accounting level.

The Organization/Account Level must be the number representing the level on the organization chart or account as defined on the Fund Accounting Profile page. Organization levels will be one more than the organization number. For example, orgn2 = level 3. The titles of the organization levels are retrieved from the titles set up on the Titles tab of the Fund Accounting Profile page.

The values in the drop-down are retrieved from the Titles tab of the Fund Accounting Profile page. The values also include the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd sub-accounts.

Starting Position within Level

The starting position of the organization chart/accounting level in the accounting structure.

Ending Position within Level

The ending position of the organization chart/accounting level in the accounting structure.

Crosswalk

Use this option to set up crosswalks for district-level data items that do not precisely match the state-level data items used by the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE).

For each district-level data item, there are three possible crosswalk setup scenarios:

  1. One district-level data item exactly matches one state-level data item. No crosswalk entry is needed.

  2. One district-level data item maps to a different state-level data item. Add a record for that data item. For example, if the fund designated '1110' by the state is called 'R1110' by the district, you crosswalk fund R1110 to state fund 1110.

  3. Multiple district-level data items map to a single state-level data item. Add a record for each district-level data item that rolls up into the state-level data item. For example, if the district has funds 2000 and 2001, and then both roll up to the state-level fund 2000, you must add two records – one record mapping district fund 2000 to state fund 2000 and another record mapping district fund 2001 to state fund 2000.

Once used, the same district-level code can’t be used again. But the state-level code can be mapped to multiple district-level codes.

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Setup, and then Crosswalk.

  2. Select the Crosswalk Type.

  3. Refer to the Field descriptions and enter or select valid information.

Field descriptions

These setups are identical to the Biannual Form 9 report.

You can update the field values as required.

The following are the types of crosswalks:

Fund

The following table describes the fields on the Fund Crosswalk Information form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report - Setup - Crosswalk - Fund page.

Field

Description

Original Fund

The district-level fund.

The values in the drop-down list are the Level 1 (top-level) funds from the current fiscal year's fund organization structure, retrieved from the Organization Chart page.

State Fund

The corresponding state-level fund.

Account

The following table describes the fields on the Account Crosswalk Information form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report - Setup - Crosswalk - Account page.

Field

Description

Account Name

The name of the account.

Local Code

The district-level account code.

State Code

The corresponding state-level account code.

Exclusions

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Setup, and then Exclusions.

  2. Select the Fiscal Year.

  3. Refer to the Field descriptions and enter or select valid information.

Field descriptions

The following table describes the fields on the Exclusions form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report - Setup - Exclusions page.

Field

Description

Fiscal Year

The fiscal year of the exclusion data.

This field is view-only.

State Level Title

The state-level IDOE title.

Valid values:

  • Fund

  • Account

Operation

The operator to be used in combination with the Code field value.

Valid values:

  • Equals

  • Not Equals

  • Is In

  • Is Not In

  • Range

Exclusion Code

The state-level exclusion code.

Grouping

The logical operator that determines how the system relates this search statement to the next one.

Valid values:

  • None

  • And = This search statement is included in a group with the next one. The search applies to all statements, and all conditions must be met.

  • Or = This search statement is included in a group with the next one. Statements are applied individually in the search, and only one condition must be met.

Load data

Use the IN Financial Data by Fund Report – Load page to specify the criteria for loading the report data.

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Load.

  2. Refer to the Field descriptions and enter or select the required load criteria.

  3. Select Load, and then Yes.

  4. If data for the selected criteria is loaded, select Yes to delete and reload the data.

  5. Save the Load Summary report file and select OK.

  6. If errors are encountered, save the Load Error log and select OK.

  7. Navigate to the file location.

  8. Inspect the files. Refer to Maintain data and update it as necessary.

  9. Repeat these steps until no errors are encountered and all required data is loaded.

Field descriptions

The following table describes the fields on the IN Financial Data by Fund Report – Load page.

Field

Description

Financial Year

The reporting year of the Financial Data by Fund report.

The default is the current year.

Reporting Period

The reporting period of the Financial Data by Fund report.

Valid values:

  • Jan - Dec (Calendar)
    Includes periods 1-13 of the selected year.

  • Jul - Jun (Fiscal)
    Includes periods 7-13 of the previous year and periods 1-6 of the selected year.

Period Range

The starting and ending year and period of the Financial Data by Fund report.

These fields are view-only.

Include Payroll Cash in Beginning Balance Calculation

Indicates whether to include payroll cash accounts when calculating the beginning balance.

Maintain data

If errors are encountered during the Load data process, you can correct the source data on the Fund Accounting Data form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page. After corrections, you must purge and reload the data.

PowerSchool recommends that you correct the report’s source data that is retrieved from the Core application.

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, filter records using the filter criteria. To enter filter criteria:

    1. Select an option in the first field.

    2. Select or enter a value.

    3. Select Add if the button is enabled.
      Refer to Search for records for more information.

      • To add a record, select Add Record. Refer to the Field descriptions and enter valid information in the required fields. Select Save, and then Yes.

      • To edit a record, select the ellipsis in the Actions column and then select Edit. Update the information and select Save.

      • To delete a record, select the ellipsis in the Actions column, select Delete, and then select Yes.

      • To download the information, select Download, then select Download PDF or Download as an Excel Document. The default file names are:

        • Excel: IN Financial Data by Fund Maintenance Report_<MMDDYYYY>_<hhmmss>.xlsx

        • PDF: IN Financial Data by Fund Maintenance Report_<MMDDYYYY>_<hhmmss>.pdf

Field descriptions

The following table describes the fields on the Fund Accounting Data form of the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page.

Field

Description

Load logic - Data source and Valid values

Year

The fiscal year of the fund accounting data.

The default is the current year.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Populated during the data load process.

The field value is retrieved from the Financial Year field on the IN Financial Data by Fund Report – Load page.

Reporting Period

The reporting period for the fund accounting data.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Populated during the data load process.

Valid values:

  • Jan - Dec (Calendar)
    Includes periods 1-13 of the selected year.

  • Jul - Jun (Fiscal)
    Includes periods 7-13 of the previous year and periods 1-6 of the selected year.

The field value is retrieved from the Reporting Period field on the IN Financial Data by Fund Report – Load page.

Account ID

A code used to identify whether an accounting entry is a balance sheet, revenue, or expenditure. For balance sheet items, the account ID is the first position of the account code.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the type of general ledger cash account being reported.

Valid values:

  • C - Cash Account

  • P - Payroll Cash Account

  • B - Both

The value is determined by matching transactions and ledger entries to the Cash Account and Payroll Cash Account defined in the Fund Accounting profile.

Fund

The specific fund for which financial data is being reported.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the fund identifier retrieved from the fund organization structure (Level 1 organizations). If a fund crosswalk is configured, the state fund code is used; otherwise, the original local fund code is used. This identifies the specific fund for which financial activity is being reported.

Fund Name

The description identifying what the fund is used for.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the descriptive title of the fund retrieved from the fund organization structure (Level 1). The system automatically removes the suffix "fund" if it appears at the end of the title.

Account

The account as it appears in the ledgers.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the revenue or expenditure account code retrieved from the ledger records. If an account crosswalk is configured, the system translates the local account code to the state account code. For revenue accounts, the "R" prefix is removed if present. This identifies the specific account classification for the financial activity.

Section

The specific reporting category of the financial data as required by the State of Indiana.

This field is view-only and cannot be edited after saving the record.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the financial data category determined by analyzing the source ledger type and account characteristics.

Valid values:

  • 1 - Receipts = Regular revenue transactions from the Revenue Ledger

  • 2 - Expenditures = Regular expenditure transactions from the Expenditure Ledger

  • 3 - Receipts Exceptions = Revenue accounts identified as exceptions (accounts starting with "R9")

  • 4 - Expenditure Exceptions = Expenditure accounts identified as exceptions

  • 5 - Beginning Cash Balance = Cash balance calculated from transactions or general ledger at the start of the reporting period

  • 7 - Beginning Investment Balance = Investment balance at the start of the reporting period (if applicable). Currently, there is no load logic for Section 7, as Investment Balance usually doesn’t apply to schools.

Amount

The cumulative total for all 13 periods for this organization/account or fund/account.

Calculated during the data load process.

The calculated value represents the aggregated financial amount calculated by summing the appropriate period values from the source ledger or transaction data.

The amount represents the total financial activity or balance for the specific fund, account, and section combination during the selected reporting period.

For Beginning Balances (Section 5 and 7):

  • Period 1 (Calendar): The valid value is the sum of transaction amounts with "BEGINNING BALANCE" description and "NEW YEAR" journal entry number.

  • Period 2 (Fiscal): The valid value is the sum of general ledger balances (GlBal1 through GlBal6) from the previous year periods 7-12.

For Receipts (Section 1 and 3):

  • Period 1 (Calendar): The valid value is the sum of Revenue Ledger amounts (Exp1 through Exp13) for periods 1-13.

  • Period 2 (Fiscal): The valid value is the sum of Revenue Ledger amounts from previous year periods 7-13 (Exp7-Exp13) plus current year periods 1-6 (Exp1-Exp6).

For Expenditures (Section 2 and 4):

  • Period 1 (Calendar): The valid value is the sum of Expenditure Ledger amounts (Exp1 through Exp13) for periods 1-13.

  • Period 2 (Fiscal): The valid value is the sum of Expenditure Ledger amounts from previous year periods 7-13 (Exp7-Exp13) plus current year periods 1-6 (Exp1-Exp6).

Create file

Use the IN Financial Data by Fund Report – Report page to specify the report criteria and create the report file.

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Report.

  2. Select the Year and Reporting Period. If Jul - Jun (Fiscal) is selected in the Reporting Period field, select an option in the Accounts field.

  3. Create a hard copy of the report to verify data before you create the electronic file:

    1. Select Hard Copy.

    2. Select PDF or Excel.

    3. Select Create, and then Yes.

  4. Save the file and select OK.

  5. Navigate to the folder containing the report file.

  6. Inspect the file. Refer to Maintain data and update it as necessary.

  7. Repeat these steps until all the required data is included.

  8. Create the electronic file:

    1. Select Electronic File.

    2. Select Create, and then Yes.

    3. Save the file and select OK.

The default file names are:

  • Jan - Dec (Calendar) report: IN_Financial Data by Fund_Electronic File_<YYYY>_Calendar.csv

  • Jul - Jun (Fiscal) report: IN_Financial Data by Fund_Electronic File_<YYYY>_Fiscal.csv

For detailed information about the report’s file layout, refer to Financial Data by Fund Report - File Layout and Data Mapping.

Follow the state's submission procedures.

Purge data

If you need to correct setups or employee data, purge the existing records and reload the data.

  1. On the IN Financial Data by Fund Report page, select Purge.

  2. Select the Year and Reporting Period.

  3. Select Submit.

  4. Select Yes, and then OK.

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