Year End Accounting Principles Sample Clauses

Year End Accounting Principles. 46.13.1 Accounts for the Pooled Funds will be produced under accruals accounting methodology
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Year End Accounting Principles. Accounts for the Pooled Funds will be produced under accruals accounting methodology The Partners will confirm year end reporting timetables and requirements to the Pooled Fund Manager in a timely manner to ensure all necessary information can be exchanged to meet accounting deadlines. Capital Investment In so far as there are any assets which are utilised by the Partners to support the delivery of the BCF, the Partners do not intend to pool those existing capital assets. Each Partner will retain ownership of its existing assets. Assets created from the capital elements of the BCF, namely the Disabled Facilities Grant and Social Care capital will be recorded as assets in the balance sheet of the Council. This is a continuation of current practice. Use of the Social Care (community capacity) grant requires submission and approval of a business case within the Council. In the event that future developments BCF require a capital investment a business case will be required for consideration for funding from the social care capital fund.

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