Wyoming § 9-4-214 Control and budgetary accounts; uniform
accounting systems

Wyoming Statutes

§ 9-4-214 — Control and budgetary accounts; uniform accounting systems

Wyoming § 9-4-214

Title 09Administration of the Government

Ch. 4PUBLIC FUNDS

Art. 2FUNDS CONSOLIDATION

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 9-4-214 (2026).

Text

(a)The state auditor shall establish general control accounts for each fund appropriation included in legislative appropriation acts to reflect the amount of expenditure approved charging against each type of fund the expenditures as made to disclose the unexpended authorizations. The state budget department shall establish budgetary accounts as necessary. The state auditor, state treasurer and the state budget department shall develop and maintain the state's uniform centralized accounting system and methods for identifying, classifying and reporting revenues, receipts and disbursements including accounts and subaccounts for all nonappropriated state funds and shall develop and implement a uniform modified accrual accounting system.

(b)For purposes of this section, "disbursements" does

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(a) The state auditor shall establish general control
accounts for each fund appropriation included in legislative
appropriation acts to reflect the amount of expenditure approved
charging against each type of fund the expenditures as made to
disclose the unexpended authorizations. The state budget
department shall establish budgetary accounts as necessary. The
state auditor, state treasurer and the state budget department
shall develop and maintain the state's uniform centralized
accounting system and methods for identifying, classifying and
reporting revenues, receipts and disbursements including
accounts and subaccounts for all nonappropriated state funds and
shall develop and implement a uniform modified accrual
accounting system.
(b) For purposes of this section, "disbursements" does not
include payments made for investments by the Wyoming retirement
system, its agents or its trustees in connection with portfolio
changes, provided any such payments shall be accounted for by
the Wyoming retirement board, not less than monthly, in a manner
acceptable to the state auditor and the state treasurer.