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NDSU Policy Manual
SECTION 503: RECEIPTING
SOURCE: NDSU President
All monies received shall be recorded accurately and on a timely basis. All
University departments shall maintain appropriate receipt records. All monies received by departments
must be deposited in full, on a daily basis, to the Customer Account Services Office, where
the official receipt system is maintained.
Exceptions to this policy are as follows:
- Grant and contract receipts should be sent directly to the Grant & Contract Accounting Office.
- Units affiliated with Agriculture must deposit their non-grant & contract receipts at the Agriculture Budget Office, where they will be processed and forwarded to the Customer Account Services Office.
- Incidental amounts (less than $200) must be deposited at least weekly.
- Other exceptions and further details will be in the Accounting Office guidelines (http://www.ndsu.edu/accounting/guidelines/guide_process.shtml).
The Customer Account Services Office must deposit monies received intact, on a daily basis, to
a local clearing bank account, as authorized by state law (NDCC 15-10-12).
HISTORY: February 26, 2001; August 2002; June 2007.
NDSU Policy Manual
Last Updated: Thusrday, May 09, 2008
Published by North Dakota State University