Fund category definition

Fund category. (FCAT) means the grouping of either CORE funds or institution’s accounting system funds into columns for financial statement presentation. The FCAT for each fund is contained in the FR- 0002 Central Chart of Account listing in info Advantage. The fund category for CAFR purposes may be broader than the groupings at the individual stand-alone financial statement level.
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Examples of Fund category in a sentence

  • Such Fund deletion will be considered to have the potential to materially affect the risk profile of the available Funds only if (i) the deletion removes the only Fund then in a Morningstar Fund category listed in Schedule D, and (ii) immediately following the deletion, the remaining available Funds represent less than seven (7) of the Morningstar Fund categories listed in Schedule D.

  • We will budget annually for operating, insurance, and maintenance costs from our General Fund category.

  • Employees who retire from City service at the retirement age based on their Wisconsin Retirement Fund category or retire due to disability and apply for a retirement annuity from the Wisconsin Retirement Fund, may have up to a maximum of 130 days (1040 hours) of unused sick leave converted to a monetary value.