University of Florida departments should remit all cash and/or check collections for deposit to the bank no less frequently than weekly (within five business days of receipt). Whenever collections exceed $1,000, they must be deposited within one business day to the bank.
Monies that will be deposited into a grant fund or a travel-related account should be remitted to Contracts & Grants, the Office of Research, or the Travel Office at a minimum of weekly (within five business days of receipt). Whenever collections exceed $1,000, they must be remitted to Contracts & Grants, the Office of Clinical Research, or the Travel Office within one business day.
The only exception to the general directive is that all collections are to be deposited at fiscal year-end regardless of amount.
It is essential to have timely deposits of funds to the bank, as well as secure movement of funds between departments and the bank.
All University departments.
All cash and/or check collections should be remitted for deposit into the University’s bank account based on the following timeliness:
Regardless of the amount, all collections are to be deposited at fiscal year-end.
Departments are responsible for the conveyance of their collections to the bank, following the directives detailed in “Movement of Funds” below.
All deposits must be submitted to the bank for processing using one of the six available deposit options.
All deposits to funds 201, 209, 211, 212, or 213 must be processed by Contracts & Grants. If you receive a check that must be deposited to one of these funds, you should:
This also pertains to expense refunds that relate to grant funds. In that case:
For deposits to fund 214, follow the procedures above for other grant funds, but deliver to the Office of Clinical Research Business Office, PO Box 100158, 1300 Center Drive, Room 106.
All deposits to travel accounts (77xxxx) should be processed by the Travel Office. If you receive a check that relates to a travel account, it will typically be a expense refund. In that case,
Funds should be deposited using one of the six available options. Campus mail is not a suitable method to deposit funds. Below, are options to deposit funds:
All local Health Science Center locations, except for the UF Health Sciences Bookstore, may bring their deposits to the Health Center Post Office. For more information, please call 352-273-5022.
Departments will ensure that adequate protection is provided whenever cash is moved from the department to the bank. Tamper-evident deposit bags are needed for the drop box and armored courier deposit options. Tamper-evident deposit bags may be purchased through myUF Marketplace. Contact the University Cashier at TM_DepositSupport@admin.ufl.edu for more information.
Large concerts and other productions should make security arrangements for movements of cash directly with the University Police Department, 352-392-1111 and the University Cashier, 352-392-0185.
UF HR Toolkit – Processing an Expense Refund
Cashier: (352) 392-0185
Contracts & Grants Accounting: (352) 392-1235
Disbursements: (352) 392-1241
Banking & Merchant Services: (352) 392-9057
University Police Department: (352) 392-1111