Note 7. Cash and Other Monetary Assets


FY 2004 Performance and Accountability Report
Bureau of Resource Management
November 2004
Report

 

The Cash and Other Monetary Assets at September 30, 2004 and 2003, are summarized below (Dollars in Thousands). There are no restrictions on entity cash. Non-Entity cash is restricted as discussed below.

 

Cash and Other Monetary Assets
At September 30, 2004 and 2003

(Dollars in Thousands)

  2004 2003
  Entity Assets

Non-Entity
Assets

Total Entity Assets Non-Entity
Assets
Total
Bosnia Federation Defense Fund $     - $     -  $     -  $     - $    39  $    39 
Chancery Development            

Trust Account:

           

Cash

      -       -        -        -       2        2 

Treasury Bills, at par

      - 13,278   13,278        -  11,169   11,169 

Unamortized Discount

      -     (70)     (70)       -     (88)     (88)
Cash-Imprest and Other Funds  18,395
single underline
      - 
single underline
 18,395 
single underline
 4,964
single underline
      - 
single underline
  4,964 
single underline
Total $18,395
double underline
$13,208 
double underline
$31,603 
double underline
$4,964
double underline
$11,122 
double underline
$16,086 
double underline

 

Lease fees collected from foreign governments by the Department for the International Chancery Center are deposited into an escrow account called the Chancery Development Trust Account. The funds are unavailable to the Department at time of deposit, and do not constitute expendable resources until funds are necessary for additional work on the Center project. The Chancery Development Trust account invests in six-month marketable Treasury bills issued at discount and redeemable for par at maturity. A corresponding liability for these amounts is reflected as Funds Held in Trust.

 


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