FACTS II and the Budget Program and Financing Schedule
Your agency's accounting office must report year-end accounting information to OMB and Treasury using the FACTS II system. FACTS II allows your agency to simultaneously fulfill the reporting requirements of the
SF 133 Report on Budget Execution and Budgetary Resources (used to monitor SF 132 Apportionments and used as the basis of the audited Statement of Budgetary Resources),
the FMS 2108 Year-End Closing Statement (used as the basis of the Treasury Combined Statement), and
most of the prior year column of the Budget Program and Financing (P&F) schedule.
Each year, FACTS II-reported information is crosswalked (i.e., translated) and placed into the prior year column of all budget accounts' P&F schedules in MAX A-11 (i.e., the budget preparation system). For definitions of P&F lines, information regarding over-writing amounts reported by your accounting office, and to see which P&F lines MAX A-11 automatically generates (e.g. P 8690 through P 8700), see section 82 of OMB Circular No. A-11.
The reports below show how the most recent FY 2005 FACTS II submissions crosswalk into the P&F schedule. Each report first shows the details for each Treasury account and the responsible FACTS II user.s contact information, and then summarizes all of the detail into the OMB Budget account-level P&F lines supported by the USSGL.
The following report shows how the FY 2004 4th quarter FACTS II submissions (including the revisions reported in December 2004) would appear when crosswalked to the P&F schedule. The report first shows the details for each Treasury account and the responsible FACTS II users contact information, and then summarizes all of the detail into the OMB Budget account-level P&F lines supported by the USSGL.
Agencies were provided an opportunity to revise their 4th quarter FACTS II submissions in December 2004. The revised amounts are used in the report below that compares the agencies FACTS II submissions, reported and certified by the agency accounting offices, to the FY 2004 actuals in the P&F Schedule, reported by the budget offices and published in the Presidents Budget.