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Cabarrus County, North Carolina <br />Notes to the Financial Statements <br />For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2009 <br />To the Cabarrus Arena and Events Center Special Revenue Fund from the <br />General Fund for the operations of the facility. 600,000 <br />To the Capital Reserve Special Revenue Fund from the General Fund for future <br />school projects. 7,896,584 <br />To the Capital Reserve Special Revenue Fund from the General Fund to fulfill <br />the 15% Fund Balance policy. 4,307,062 <br />To the Small Projects Special Revenue Fund from the Capital Reserve Special <br />Revenue Fund for the development of an incubator farm. 400.000 <br />Total $ 29.233.852 <br />M. Supplemental and Additional Supplemental One-Half of One Percent Local Government Sales and Use <br />Tax <br />State law (Chapter 105, Articles 40 and 42, of the North Carolina General Statutes) requires the County to use a <br />portion of the proceeds of its supplemental and additional supplemental sales taxes, or local option sales taxes, for <br />public school capital outlays or to retire public school indebtedness. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2009, the <br />County reported these local option sales taxes within its General Fund. The County expended the restricted portion <br />of these taxes for public school capital outlays. <br />N. Public School Building Capital Fund <br />The Public School Building Capital Fund is funded using a portion of the corporate income taxes which are imposed <br />on corporations doing business in the State. Each calendar quarter, the Department of Revenue shall remit to the <br />State Treasurer for credit in the fund, an amount equal to the applicable fraction provided by the following table of <br />the net collections of corporate income taxes received during the previous quarter minus $2.5 million, which it <br />deposits into the Critical School Facilities Needs Fund. <br />Period Fraction <br />Prior to 10/1 /97 Two thirty-first (2/31) <br />10/1/97 to 9/30/98 One-fifteenth (1/15) <br />10/1/98 to 9/30/99 Two twenty-ninths (2/29) <br />10/1/99 to 9/30/00 One fourteenth (1/14) <br />After 9/30/00 Five sixty-ninths (5/69) <br />The corporate income taxes deposited into the Fund are allocated to the County on the basis of its average daily <br />membership (ADM) as determined by the North Carolina State Board of Education. The Office of State Budget and <br />Management established and maintains an ADM allocation account for the County. At June 30, 2009 the balance <br />of the County's ADM allocation account was $2,935,785. The County must match this balance on the basis of one <br />dollar for every three dollars of state funds for financing the school unit's facilities capital needs. The local school <br />technology plan does not require a County match. After approving a school capital project authorized by the Act, <br />the Office of State Budget and Management will transfer funds from the County's ADM allocation account to its <br />disbursing account maintained with the State Treasurer. At that time, the ADM allocation transferred is considered <br />to be "available" and is recognized in the Public School Building Capital Fund as intergovernmental revenue. At <br />June 30, 2009 the County's disbursing account had a $519,885 balance. <br />62 Attachment number 3 <br />G-8 Page 336 <br />