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The document outlines procedures for distributing budget authorizations with a net change equal to zero, detailing the types of appropriations, transaction codes (520-20, 520-23, 520-40), and necessary documentation. It emphasizes that all budgetary transactions must maintain a zero net effect on total control appropriations and provides step-by-step instructions for processing these transactions within the AKSAS system.

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