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Departmental deposits and payments on account may be submitted via the depository box outside of the Treasury Services Office (220 Waterman) before, during, or after normal business hours. Payments on student accounts should reflect the individual’s 95-number on the memo line of the check, and be made payable to ����̽̽. Departmental deposits must be accompanied by a . The depository box is checked several times throughout the business day.

Credit and debit cards may be accepted as payment only by ����̽̽-Authorized Merchants given authority by the Controller’s Office. Permission to accept payment cards is based upon the volume of payments and existing internal controls and requires a commitment to adhere to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). See the Accepting Payment Cards and eCommerce Payments Policy for more information.

Electronic Fund Transfers received by the University are to be settled on a daily basis and recorded to the general ledger through the Treasury Services Office via a Deposit Transmittal Form initiated by the department responsible for the revenue. Any unrecorded EFTs on the monthly bank statement reconciliation will be brought to the attention of the responsible individual. Any EFT that is not recorded with the Treasury Services Office in a timely manner is subject to forfeiture after two monthly notifications.

Billed student and other customer receivables paid by check received through the lockbox are processed by the depository bank and updated to the general ledger through a daily file upload to the subsidiary receivable system (Banner Student Information System or PeopleSoft AR Billing, as applicable.) Online payments of tuition (via credit card or electronic check) processed by a third-party, are electronically transferred to the University’s depository account, and uploaded to the general ledger through a daily feed to the Banner Student Information System.

Treasury Services can disburse cash for travel advances and petty cash replenishment by appointment. Forty-eight (48) hours’ notice is required for large amounts or special denominations for cash preparation and availability.

For those requesting a travel advance, be aware that you may elect to receive an advance via direct deposit in lieu of cash. See the .

Treasury Services manages the University’s cash position in accordance with the Cash Management and Liquidity Policy (PDF) adopted by the Board of Trustees. This policy governs the investment of ����̽̽ pooled cash and sets the minimum liquidity target for the University. “Pooled cash” includes all funds of the University other than the funds that are held in the University endowment and certain plant, restricted and loan reserves, for which separate investment guidelines have been established.

In general, the University’s goal is to optimize Cash Management through (1) accelerating the collection of revenues, (2) receiving a rate of return on such funds, so that collected funds may contribute to the operations of the University, and (3) controlling disbursements.

Treasury Services also prepares monthly cash position statements and cash flow projections based on data provided by operating units. Cash flow forecast reports are used by the Vice President for Finance & Administration to make liquidity and investment decisions, and to minimize the cost of short-term borrowing.

Treasury Services supports the Vice President for Finance and Administration in managing debt funding in accordance with the University’s Debt Policy (PDF) and Debt Management Policy (PDF) adopted by the Board of Trustees. This includes new debt issuance, external debt payments, internal debt payments and processes, the investment of excess funds, debt covenant monitoring, financial reporting and performance measures, and ongoing bond compliance, including filing the annual disclosure statement and private business use. The University’s bond issues are rated by Moody’s and Standard and Poor's.

A dual verification process by the requesting department is required for suppliers needing ����̽̽ banking information in order to send a payment to the University (incoming funds) If seeking to pay a supplier (outgoing funds), contact Accounts Payable.

1. The ����̽̽ employee must obtain a formal written request (the document must be on letterhead and/or an official form) from the supplier.
2. The second form of verification should be performed by the ����̽̽ employee speaking with the requesting party on a business line.

Once verification is complete, the employee must email the following information to Treasury.Management@uvm.edu:

• The complete dual verification information mentioned above
• Whether the incoming funds are domestic or international
• Any pertinent details of the anticipated payment (name of sender, amount, and the anticipated date of arrival)
• A valid email address of the supplier so that Treasury Management can send the form and/or information directly to the supplier via secure file transfer. Each form will be customized based on the requesting supplier’s information.

Note: all banking information is considered privileged and sensitive. As such, we cannot send or receive information regarding it by email. Any information provided will be sent viaSecure File Transfer.