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Code · TFM · Volume 1 · Part 5 · Chapter 6500

Chapter 6500. Voucher Date, Deposit Date, And Funds Availability Date

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## Voucher Date, Deposit Date, And Funds Availability Date Introduction : This Treasury Financial Manual
(TFM)chapter sets out provisions regarding the voucher date, deposit date, and funds availability date, as these terms apply to the deposit of public monies. Section 6510—Authority : 31 U.S.C. § 321 Section 6515—Definitions of Voucher Date, Deposit Date, and Funds Availability Date : As provided by law, the Bureau of the Fiscal Service (Fiscal Service) can designate commercial financial institutions and Federal Reserve Banks to serve as depositaries and agents of the Government and to provide collection services to federal entities. This chapter refers to “depositaries” and “agents” interchangeably. Financial institutions that have been designated as depositaries or agents of the Government deposit all revenue that the Fiscal Service collects. All revenue collected through a depositary or an agent has a voucher date, a deposit date, and a funds availability date. 6515.10—Voucher Date The voucher date is the date that a federal entity's funds are credited to or to have been debited from a Department of the Treasury (Treasury) account. A federal entity uses this date for reconciliation with the Bureau of the Fiscal Service (Fiscal Service). Federal entities must treat this date as if it were the deposit date. Even in those situations where a federal entity is allowed to consider funds as deposited on the voucher date for accounting purposes, the actual deposit date is still used to determine the funds availability date. 6515.20—Deposit Date The deposit date is the banking date that a depositary or an agent credits funds to a Treasury account. A depositary or an agent uses this date for reconciliation with the Fiscal Service. 6515.30—Funds Availability Date The funds availability date is the banking date that deposited funds can be disbursed or otherwise withdrawn or transferred from a Department of the Treasury (Treasury) account at a depositary or an agent. The funds availability date can be early as the deposit date, but no earlier. Section 6520—Definitions of Banking Date, Processing Date, and Bank Posting Date : The focus of this chapter is on voucher dates, deposit dates, and funds availability dates, but these dates are often expressed as banking dates and can be associated with processing dates and bank posting dates as well. 6520.10—Banking Date The banking date is that part of any calendar day that an office of a bank is open to the public for carrying on substantially all of its banking functions. The banking date excludes: - Saturdays and Sundays; - January 1; - The third Monday in January; - The third Monday in February; - The last Monday in May; - July 4; - The first Monday in September; - The second Monday in October; - November 11; - The fourth Thursday in November; and - December 25. If January 1, July 4, November 11, or December 25 fall on a Sunday, the banking date also excludes the following Monday. 6520.20—Processing Date The processing date is the banking date that deposit processing occurs. For instance, if a bank processes a transaction on a given Monday after the banking date cutoff time, the processing date of the transaction is considered to be Tuesday. 6520.30—Bank Posting Date The bank posting date is the banking date that a depositary or an agent credits funds to or debits funds from a Treasury account. A depositary or an agent uses this date for reconciliation with the Fiscal Service. The deposit date is a type of bank posting date. Section 6525—Resolution When Transactions Are Not Processed in a Timely Manner : If the Fiscal Service or its depositaries and agents are unable to process transactions in a timely manner, the Fiscal Service works with the affected federal entity or entities to address the problem. Among other things, this may include changing the voucher date associated with the transaction. ## Contact Information Detailed Contacts : Direct questions regarding this chapter to: Department of the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service 3201 Pennsy Drive, Building E Landover, MD 20785 202-874-6935 ## Summary of Updates Summary of Updates in this Release : Section Number Section Title Summary of Change --- --- --- All Changed "federal agency" or "federal agencies" to "federal entity" or "federal entities" 6515.10 Voucher Date Updated content 6515.30 Funds Availability Date Updated content |
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