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It’s important that transactions are coded to the correct funding, up front, to ensure accurate accounting of activity and avoid having to submit corrections.

If a correction is needed, it’s important you follow the correct process for the specific type of correction you need to make

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What are Correction Requests?

Correction requests are submitted to correct the funding segments for any of the following:

  • Payroll activity (includes fringe)

  • Individual Compensation (ICP)

  • Employee Assignment Costing

  • Expense Reports

  • Invoice Payments

  • P-Card

What are Journal Entries?

A journal entry is a request for:

  • reallocation,

  • surplus transfer or

  • changes to the accounting for Accounts Receivables billing transaction.

If revisions are needed for a Transact Campus item code, please use the Marketplace All in One Form to request an update in addition to submitting the Journal Entry Request.

Who do I contact for support?


Which process do I follow for each type of correction?


Correct Payroll Expenses

  • Submit the Employee Costing Change form to correct payroll activity for all scenarios not listed below.

  • Submit a Payroll Correction Request if you need to complete any of the following:

    • Correct payroll activity with an effective date before Oct 30, 2022.

    • Reallocate or correct over-time expenses to or from a sponsored project or

    • Reallocate fringe (no wages) as required by sponsored program agreement.

Correct Supplemental Pay / Individual Compensation (ICP)

Correct Employee Assignment Costing


Correct Expense Reports, Invoice Payments, P-Card Allocations (Payables Transactions)

Does the item needing correction have a transaction number?

Request a Reallocation, Surplus Transfer, or Change in Accounting on an Accounts Receivable Billing Transaction


Policy and related resources

Job Aids

  1. Submit a Payroll Correcting Entry

  2. Submit an Employee Costing Change form

  3. Submit the Individual Compensation Change form

  4. Submit a Journal Entry