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The document outlines the policy regarding expenditure limits within the General Fund at California State University, ensuring that expenditures are accurately reported and only funded by approved revenue sources. It specifies allowable sources of funding, mandates that General Fund accounts must not end in deficit, and assigns responsibilities to department heads for account management.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the policy section, which outlines the purpose and applicability of the form. This will help you understand the context of your expenditures.
Fill in the required fields under 'STATE GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS'. Ensure that you accurately list all approved revenues such as State University Fees and Nonresident Tuition.
Next, move to 'Approved General Fund Reimbursements'. Carefully input any relevant reimbursements like Federal College Work Study or Parking Security Reimbursements.
Review your entries for accuracy. Make sure that no deficits are indicated, as this could affect compliance with university policies.
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