Financial reports and annual financial schedules information.

The Annual Financial Schedules and Financial Reports are used to prepare the annual financial schedules for UCOP.

Additionally, one of the reports, Schedule C: Overhead, is used by the Office of Research to calculate the overhead earned by a department for the Indirect Cost Return program. 

Note: The UC Davis Financial Reports are unaudited. Audited Consolidated UC Financial Statements are available from the UC Office of the President (UCOP).

Schedule A: Current Funds Receipts

Lists Current Fund Revenues by Fund Source and is prepared by Sub Fund Group and then summarized by Sub Fund Group Type.

The following are some examples of Sub Fund Groups:

Schedule B: Current Funds Expenditures by Function

Prepared from the Account Group Code, Uniform Accounting Structure (UAS) Code and the Academic Discipline Code. UAS Codes are predetermined by the UC Office of the President for like activities so that these activities can be evaluated and measured on a campus-by-campus basis.

The following are examples of Account Group Codes with Higher Education Function Codes:

The following are examples of UAS Codes with accompanying function designations:

Examples of Academic Discipline Codes are:

Schedule C: Current Funds Expenditures by Department

Lists Current Fund expenditures by department and by major program, determined by the Annual Report Code (ARC). The ARC is a six-digit code assigned to every account based on the UC account. It determines the UC account's school or college, department and program. One ARC can be used by more than one OP account.

The following are examples of ARC Codes:

Schedule C: Overhead

NOT a UC Financial Statement, but is used to calculate the overhead earned by a department using the same Annual Report Codes as Schedule C above. In viewing this report, you can drill down and see the amount of overhead that has been generated at the Fund Level for your unit. This is the Schedule that the Office of Research will rely on for the Federal Indirect Cost Return program. Therefore, the benefit of an accurate Schedule C is that you will receive the correct amount for Federal indirect cost return.

Schedule D: Current Funds Expenditures by Fund Source

Prepared by Sub Fund Group and then summarized by Sub Fund Group Type. Examples of Sub Fund Group codes are above under Schedule A.