Budget Department
Encumbrance Calculation
PeopleSoft calculates encumbrance based on a daily rate for the employee for the remaining fiscal year. Encumbrance release is calculated following every pay period for the employee pay-groups included in that payroll only.
The following are formulas for calculating encumbrance for bi-weekly and monthly employees:
Monthly
Salary X 12/365 = Daily rate X the number of days left in the fiscal yearBi-weekly
Standard hours X Hourly rate X 52 weeks/365 Days X the number of days left for the fiscal year.
If there is a termination row to the position for an employee, the encumbrance will stop at that point.
If there is a new funding row on the department budget table to a new cost center on a given date, the encumbrance will follow those dates to the particular cost centers involved.
If the encumbrances for bi-weekly employees (particularly student employees) are too high, check the standard hours on the job data panel for those employees to verify that their standard hours and FTE are showing correctly. If adjustments need to be made, contact the HR department for assistance.
The reason that the actuals and encumbrance amounts will not equal the final budget amount for the monthly employees on the BOB report is because we pay monthly employees the same amount regardless of how many days are in any given month. When the encumbrance release is calculated, it only releases the encumbrance for the number of days in a current month, so the encumbrance release will vary. The actuals will not include longevity paid from the state account. Local account longevity will appear on a separate line on the BOB report for the cost center.
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