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PeopleSoft Finance and Okta Integration – please clear your cache
As part of the University’s ongoing Cyber Security upgrade, PeopleSoft Finance has now been added to the suite of systems with Okta Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). From Tuesday May 25, 2021, when you log into PS Finance you will be prompted to verify your identity through Okta MFA. You will need to clear your cache. If you […]
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April close down period – information regarding finance & procurement processes
The University will be closed for business on Monday 19th April 2021 through to Monday 26th April 2021 (Anzac Day), and will reopen on Tuesday 27th April 2021. Finance & Procurement Services (including Student Finance and Supplies & Receiving – Faculty of Sciences) will be closed during this time, and there will be no processing […]
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New Procure to Pay Procedures – effective immediately
New Finance & Procurement Services Procedures The Non-Allowable Expenses Procedures provides practical examples of expenses that are considered non-allowable (or personal in nature), exceptions to these categories which are allowable, and reasonable expenditure thresholds for gifts and entertainment. Two new procedures, the Procurement Procedures and Supplier and Payment Procedures replace the previous Purchasing Procedures under […]
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Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) on cancelled or postponed entertainment events
For cancelled or postponed events, please code any refunds back against the original Meal entertainment accounts. If no refund has been issued (i.e. non-refundable deposits or non-monetary credits), please contact taxhelpdesk@adelaide.edu.au for assessment and correction if required. A reminder to use the Entertainment Expenditure form for invoices paid via Accounts Payable.
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F&P Shutdown – from 5pm Thursday 17th December 2020
Please note Finance & Procurement Services will be closed from Thursday 17th December 2020. During the extended close down period, there will be no processing of financial transactions including Requisitions, reimbursements or payments to suppliers. Financial Systems The Finance System (inc. eProcurement) will be unavailable from 5pm Thursday 17th December 2020 until 8am Monday 11th […]
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Financial approvals prior to University shutdown
Financial approvals prior to shutdown Financial Approvers and Business Reviewers are reminded to clear outstanding approvals / worklist items prior to the shutdown period. Only those taking additional leave outside of the extended shut down period must reassign their approvals to another staff member, refer to instructions and year end processing deadlines here.
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2020 YEAR END PROCESSING DEADLINES
Finance & Procurement Services will be closed from Thursday 17th December 2020 and re-open in the new year on Monday 11th January 2021. During the extended close down period, there will be no processing of financial transactions including Requisitions, reimbursements or payments to suppliers. Please note the following key processing dates leading up to the […]
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Kofax unavailable – 8am Saturday 2nd May to 8am Monday 4 May
Planned upgrade to Kofax ITDS will be upgrading Kofax from 8am Saturday 2nd May to 8am Monday 4th May 2020. During this time, users will not have access to: submit or review reimbursements or other payment requests review or approve supplier invoices. There will be no impact to requests / invoices already submitted. If you […]
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Modern Slavery – responding and reporting
Did you know that in 2016, there were more than 40 million people worldwide working in conditions of modern slavery producing goods for the global marketplace?* We all consume goods – such as computers, mobile phones, clothing, and food* – that may well have been produced under conditions of modern slavery. In response this global […]
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