The Auditor of State’s Office periodically issues Technical Bulletins to provide guidance to the government entities it serves. Bulletins are updated as needed, and outdated or superseded bulletins may be removed.
1999-020 Proper Deposit of Public Funds and Designation of Depositories
for Public Money; House Bill 220
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File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin has been removed. See OCS 2A-14 and 3-1.
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1999-019 Petty Cash Accounts (House Bill 220, ORC § 3313.291)
This bulletin informs school district treasurers, superintendents and boards of education of the recently enacted Sub.
House Bill 220 and Ohio Revised Code § 3313.291,
which provide for the establishment of petty cash accounts by the board of education.
This bulletin has been removed. See Ohio Attorney General Opinion 99-020.
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1999-013 Library Interest Allocation and H.B. 674
Status
File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin has been removed. See OCS OPM O-3.
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1999-012 Common Pleas Court Garnishments
Status
File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin is obsolete and is no longer applicable.
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1999-011 Financial Statement Disclosures Related to the Support Enforcement Tracking System (SETS)
Status
File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin is obsolete and is no longer applicable.
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1999-010 Increase in Municipal Competitive Bidding Threshold and Changes to the Ohio Cooperative Purchasing Program
Status
File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin has been removed. See OCS 2A-3.
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1999-009 Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Technical Bulletin No. 99-1 (GTB 99-1):
Disclosures about Year 2000 Issues – An Amendment of Technical Bulletin 98-1
Status
File
Removed
Inactive
This bulletin is obsolete and is no longer applicable.
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1999-008 Township Officers' Compensation
This bulletin clarifies Attorney General Opinion No. 99-015, which defined the term “budget” for
the purposes of determining township trustee and clerk compensation.
This bulletin is obsolete and is no longer applicable.
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1999-006 Requests for New Funds (ORC § 5705.12)
This bulletin explains when a local government must obtain the Auditor of State’s approval to establish a
new fund and when a new fund may be created without such approval.
Also, refer to ORC § 5705.12 for current requirements.