Accounting Services

The University of Arizona receives Automated Clearing House (ACH) and wire payments that post in the UAccess Financials Electronic Payment Claim area. There are 83 payments dating back to August of 2018 that remain unclaimed and require immediate review, before they are returned to origination. These are on the ACH tab of the attached document. Additionally, there are 28 unclaimed paper checks that have been received by Accounts Payable. These are on the Checks tab of the attached document.

The University of Arizona Business Affairs office has purchased a group registration for all University of Arizona employees to attend the Western Association of College and University Business Officers (WACUBO) 2021 Annual Conference. The conference will be held virtually on May 24-26, 2021. This is a great professional development opportunity for University business officers.    

The University of Arizona is committed to providing employees with important benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, worker’s compensation, liability insurance, and more. These benefits enable us to maintain a competitive position in the workforce and among higher education institutions. Maintaining stable rates for these expenses is challenging, given increasing costs and employment changes.

The post office at the Student Union has recently closed. Mail that was previously sent to 1303 E. University Blvd PO Boxes at the Student Union for Accounts Payable/Travel, Bursar, and Payroll should now be sent to:

University Postal Services will begin delivering mail to campus starting August 3, 2020.

We are excited to tell you about a new report in UAccess Analytics that was developed in conjunction with University Analytics & Institutional Research (UAIR) to improve the Purchasing Card (PCDO) transaction reconciliation and approval process.

In order to apply for federal/state reimbursement, all expenses related to the institutional response to COVID-19 should be tracked. This included but is not limited to the purchase of commercially available PPE, supplies purchased to manufacture PPE, testing supplies, materials used to manufacture test kits, and related non-exempt personnel costs. Additionally, any costs associated with the transition to providing online instruction should also be tracked.

The Financial Management team recommends departments not exceed 100 accounts on a single Account Global Maintenance document.

The University of Arizona is committed to providing employees with important benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, worker's compensation, liability insurance, and more. These benefits enable us to maintain a competitive position in the workforce and among higher education institutions. Maintaining stable rates for these expenses is challenging, given increasing costs and employment changes.

University Career Architecture Project (UCAP) launches January 27, 2020 and will impact financial reporting across campus.