Expenditure Subobject List
This document describes expenditure subobjects, grouped by summary objects and objects, with general descriptions for their use.
You can also create customized Subobject reports in IBIS, using the Table Lists reporting group. Use the D10 Expenditure Subobject Descriptor Table, which defines Objects, Summary Objects, and Expenditure Subobjects.
Revenue subobjects can be found in IBIS as well as in Online Reporting in the DAFR6650 - Expenditure and Revenue Subobjects report. Click here for a copy of DAFR6650 Expenditure and Revenue Objects.
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The Objects, Summary Objects, and Subobjects are organized in a hierarchy from general to specific uses and descriptions:
The headers of the Expenditure Subobject List include the expenditure subobject code, the title of the expenditure subobject code, the FAS indicator, the 1099MISC indicator, the Workers Comp Indicator (W/C), and a description of the expenditure subobject.
SUBOBJECT and TITLEThe Subobject and Title identify the type of expenditure and which summary object and object category it belongs to.It also determines if the transaction will post to FAS, will extract to the 1099 system, and/or will show on the workers compensation report (see below). FAS - PROPERTY CLASS INDICATORThe Property Class indicator determines if STARS will create a transaction to the FAS hold file when you use the subobject. (In FAS, this is refered to as the "Asset Class".) This is found mostly on the Capital Outlay Object codes (6000). Current indicators are:Blank – Not capitalized – STARS will not create a FAS transaction unless you put “F” in the CI indicator when entering the transaction. Use “W” to if it is a construction in progress1 – Land – STARS will create an A01 FAS transaction to send to the FAS hold file2 – Buildings – STARS will create an A02 FAS transaction to send to the FAS hold file3 – Improvements other than Buildings – STARS will create an A03 FAS transaction to send to the FAS hold file.4 – Machinery and Equipment – STARS will create an A04 FAS transaction to send to the FAS hold file.1099 - 1099 MISC INDICATORThe 1099 indicator is part of the criteria that determines if a 1099 Miscellaneous Form is sent to the vendor. A “0” means that the expenditure is not a 1099MISC reportable expense. An “M” means the subobject is 1099MISC reportable, and this is followed by the box number of the vendor’s 1099MISC form where the payment appears. Other criteria may neeed to be met for a 1099MISC to generate. Excluded from 1099MISC reporting are payments made to Vendor Types of E (State Employee), or G (Government). 1099 indicators are: 0 – Not 1099MISC reportable. The transaction should be for non-1099MISC reportable expenditures.M01 – 1099MISC reportable. May report in 1099MISCBox 1–Rent, including leases.M03 – 1099MISC reportable. May report in 1099MISCBox 3–Other Income, such as prizes and awards.M06 – 1099MISC reportable. May report in 1099MISCBox 6–Medical, including corporations.M07 – 1099MISC reportable. May report in 1099MISC Box 7 – Non-Employee Compensation, use for most 1099MISC reportable subobjects, excludes corporations.M14 - Gross payments paid to an attorney.MN7 – 1099MISC reportable. May report in 1099MISCBox 7–Non-Employee Compensation, use for 1099MISC reportable subobjects, including corporations (currently, legal corporations fall in this category).W/C - WORKERS COMPENSATION INDICATORThe WC indicator determines if the transaction will be included on the State Insurance Fund’s annual workers’ compensation report. The State Insurance Fund identifies the subobjects for this report. Current workers compensation indicators are:Blank – Do not report information on WC report.Y – Report information on WC report.
SUBOBJECT and TITLE
The Subobject and Title identify the type of expenditure and which summary object and object category it belongs to.It also determines if the transaction will post to FAS, will extract to the 1099 system, and/or will show on the workers compensation report (see below).
FAS - PROPERTY CLASS INDICATOR
The Property Class indicator determines if STARS will create a transaction to the FAS hold file when you use the subobject. (In FAS, this is refered to as the "Asset Class".) This is found mostly on the Capital Outlay Object codes (6000). Current indicators are:
1099 - 1099 MISC INDICATOR
The 1099 indicator is part of the criteria that determines if a 1099 Miscellaneous Form is sent to the vendor. A “0” means that the expenditure is not a 1099MISC reportable expense. An “M” means the subobject is 1099MISC reportable, and this is followed by the box number of the vendor’s 1099MISC form where the payment appears. Other criteria may neeed to be met for a 1099MISC to generate.
Excluded from 1099MISC reporting are payments made to Vendor Types of E (State Employee), or G (Government).
1099 indicators are:
W/C - WORKERS COMPENSATION INDICATOR
The WC indicator determines if the transaction will be included on the State Insurance Fund’s annual workers’ compensation report. The State Insurance Fund identifies the subobjects for this report. Current workers compensation indicators are:
NOTE: The subobjects in the 4000 object range requires a PCN number to post original and adjustment transactions.
4101 – GROSS SALARY & WAGES
4201 – EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
5001 – COMMUNICATION COSTS
5051 – EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT COSTS
5101 – GENERAL SERVICES
5113
5151 – PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
5201 – REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Payment for services includes the parts or materials used to perform the service, if the parts or materials are incidental to providing the service. If purchasing only repair and maintenance supplies, use an appropriate subobject in the 5601 section.
5251 – ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Costs for everyday office services. If a vendor is providing a service, such as printing forms for you, include the service and their cost of the paper, etc. together under services, unless you bought the forms separately and sent them to the vendor, then charge the service here and the supplies above.
5301 – COMPUTER SERVICES
Services for computer/data processing services, including in-house development, monthly services, and maintenance.
5351– EMPLOYEE TRAVEL COSTS
Cost for employees to travel on state business.
5401 – ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLIES
Costs for everyday office supplies. If a vendor is providing a service which includes supplies, include both under a services subobject.
5451 –FUEL & LUBRICANT COSTS
Costs for fuels and lubricants for state cars, road equipment, etc. Includes fees such as plate registration, fuel card fees, etc.
5501 –MANUFACTURING & MERCHANDISING COSTSCosts of in-house manufacturing and merchandise for resale
5551 – COMPUTER SUPPLIES
Supplies for computers, including the cost for off-the-shelf software, etc. See 6041 for software developed in-house.
5601 – REPAIR & MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES
If supplies are purchased independently from the vendor and not involved in the service performed at the time of purchase, it is not 1099MISC reportable.
5651 –INSTITUTIONAL AND RESIDENTIAL SUPPLIES
Use for supplies for institutions or residential care.
5701 –SPECIFIC USE SUPPLIES
Use for unusual supplies that may only apply to a few agencies.
The cost of drones with an expected useful life less than 2 years. Includes all freight accessories and other costs to make operational.
Use for drone related supplies, exams, and registrations.
5743
5751 –INSURANCE
Insurance costs for state agencies, as determined by the Department of Administration.
5851 –UTILITY CHARGESUtility charges for buildings used by state agencies
5901 –RENTALS & OPERATING LEASES
All types of rent, such as real estate rentals paid for office space, machine rentals (e.g., renting a bulldozer to level a parking lot), and pasture rentals (e.g., farmers paying for the use of grazing land). If a machine rental is part of a contract that includes both the use of the machine and the operator, the rental should be prorated between the rent of the machine (reported in leases – box 1) and the operator’s charges (reported as non-employee compensation in services –box7).
5961– MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURES
Expenditures not included in the other operating expenditure subobjects.
Reimbursement
for travel, food, meeting attendance costs, etc. for non-state employees on state business including refreshments and meals for department-sponsored meetings purchased from outside vendors. They DO account for the expenses like state employees must through the State Travel Policy accountable plan.
Not all purchases from these capital outlay items are considered capitalized assets.
6001– PROPERTY & IMPROVEMENTS
SCO use only.
Record depreciation on infrastructure from ITD.
WATER TANKS AND IMPROVE – NON 1099 REPORTABLE -MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
6101 –NATURAL RESOURCES
6151 –SITE DEVELOPMENTS
6201– BUILDING & IMPROVEMENTS
6401– COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
CMPR PROCESSING UNIT
TO BE END DATED 7/1/12
CMPR EQUIP IMPROVEMENTS
6501 –EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL & EQUIPMENT
6601 –MOTORIZED/NON-MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT
6701 –OFFICE EQUIPMENT
6801 –SPECIFIC USE EQUIPMENT
The cost of drones with an expected useful life of 2 or more years.
Includes all freight, accessories and other costs to make operational for the intended use.
Use 5739 for related supplies, exams and registrations.
6901 –CAPITALIZED LEASES
6961 –MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL OUTLAY
7001 –AWARDS CONTR & CLAIMS
Idaho
Industrial Commission use only
.Reimbursements to state, city, or county that employs the disabled officer and have paid the additional payroll.
7101 –EDUCATION & TRAINING ASSISTANCE
7201 –PENSION PAYMENTS
7401 –FEDERAL PAYMENTS TO SUBGRANTEES
DIST FED FUND ST
AGY
7501 –MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS AS AGENT
Commerce and Labor use only
. Pass-through payments to individuals that are 1099 reportable
7601 –NON FEDERAL PAYMENTS TO SUBGRANTEES
8100 Bond Issuance
8200 and 8400 Debt Payments
8500 (GAAP) GEN ACC ACCT PRIN (OBJECT) FOR ACFR
9001 –TRANSFERS
9200
TRANSFERS OUT
0
Use with transfer out of monies by individual agencies. Use with the 500 range of transfer TCs or the Grant/Project TCs 452 and 454.
9201 –GENERAL FUND-STATUTORY TRANSFERS OUT
9401 –OTHER FUND STATUTORY TRANSFERS OUT
IDAHO
STATEUNIVERSITY
LEWIS-CLARK
COLLEGE
DEAF & BLIND
SCHOOL
PERM
BLDG FND FRM LOTTERY
BLDG FND FRM PUB BLDG