UI REPORTS HANDBOOK NO. 401
ETA
191 Statement of Expenditures and Financial Adjustments of Federal
Funds for Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees and
Ex-Servicemembers
CONTENTS
A. Facsimile of Form II-3-2
B. Purpose Il-3-4
C. Due Date and Transmittal Il-3-4
D. General Reporting Instructions Il-3-5
1. Requisitioning Funds from Federal Employees
Compensation Account Il-3-5
2. Providing Information to Federal (Civilian) and Military Agencies Il-3-5
3. Identifying Federal Agencies Il-3-5
4. Correcting Errors Made in a Prior Quarter Il-3-5
E. Definitions Il-3-6
1. Assigned Charges Il-3-6
2. Unassigned Charges Il-3-6
F. Item by Item Instruction II-3-6
1. Section A. Summary Statement of Expenditures and Adjustments Il-3-6
2. Section B. Detailed Expenditures Il-3-8
G. Federal Agency Codes Il-3-8
A. Facsimile of Form
1. Page 1 of Form
ETA 191 STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES & FINANCIAL ADJS OF FEDERAL FUNDS FOR UC FOR UCFE-UCX
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REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING: |
SECTION A: SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES AND ADJUSTMENTS |
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Benefit Expenditures |
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Adjustments Assigned to Agencies: |
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(a) Cancellations |
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(b) Restoration of Overpayments |
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(c) Other - Explain in Comments |
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Total
Assigned Expenditures |
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Expenditures
and Adjustments |
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(a) Penalties and Interest |
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(b) Other - Explain in Comment |
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Total
Expenditures and Adjustments |
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Grand
Total - All Expenditures |
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2. Page 2 of Form
SECTION B: DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES AND ADJUSTMENTS BY FEDERAL (CIVILIAN) AND MILITARY AGENCIES |
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Comments:
OMB No.: 1205-0162 OMB Expiration Date: 08/31/2009 Average Estimated Response Time: 6 Hours
O M B Burden Statement: These reporting instructions have been approved under the Paperwork reduction Act of 1995. Persons are not required to respond to this collection of information unless it displays a valid OMB control number. Public reporting burden for this collection of information includes the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Submission is required to retain or obtain benefits under SSA 303(a)(6). Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workforce Security, Room S-4231, 200 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, DC, 20210.
B. Purpose
Public Law 96‑499, Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1980, required Federal agencies to pay the cost of unemployment compensation for Federal employees (UCFE) when the benefit payment was based on Federal services performed after December 31, 1980. It was not until the passage of the Miscellaneous Revenue Act of 1982 that military departments were required to reimburse the unemployment compensation expenditures for ex-servicemembers (UCX).
Public Law 96-499 also established within the Unemployment Trust Fund the "Federal Employees Compensation (FEC) Account." The FEC Account operates as a revolving account and, therefore, is dependent upon state agencies, the Department of Labor, and Federal and military agencies to maintain its solvency.
The Form ETA 191, Statement of Expenditures and Financial Adjustments of Federal Funds for Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees and Ex-Servicemembers is used by each State Workforce Agency (SWA) to report to the National Office (NO): 1) the quarterly summary of UCFE and UCX expenditures and adjustments, and 2) the total amount of benefits paid by the SWA to claimants of specific agencies. Section B of the ETA 191 report is the only source document used by the Office of Workforce Security (OWS) to bill Federal and military agencies for the recovery of UCFE and UCX benefit payments.
Each SWA withdraws resources from the FEC Account to cover the necessary UCFE and UCX benefit payments. OWS bills the Federal and military agencies quarterly, based on the data contained in Section B of the ETA 191 report. Each Federal and military agency deposits into the FEC Account, on a quarterly basis, reimbursements for benefits that have been paid to their former employees.
After receipt of each quarterly ETA 191 report, OWS aggregates the benefit payments by state for individual Federal agencies and bills each accordingly. Quarterly, the NO certifies to the U.S. Department of the Treasury the total amounts due from each department and agency.
In order for the FEC Account to operate successfully, it is dependent upon two of its major components--the state agency and the Federal agency. The Federal agency is responsible for reimbursing the FEC Account in a timely manner to ensure that there are adequate funds available for the states to withdraw. The state agency, in turn, is responsible for paying UCFE and UCX benefits to the claimant, reporting these quarterly benefit payments to the NO in a timely manner, and providing detailed benefit payment data to Federal agencies as requested.
C. Due Date and Transmittal
The ETA 191 should be submitted electronically to the National Office by the 25th of the month following the close of the quarter.
D. General Reporting Instructions
1. Requisitioning Funds from the Federal Employees Compensation Account. SWAs are required to requisition funds from the FEC Account using the Automated Standard Application for Payments (ASAP) System to cover anticipated benefit payment needs for all UCFE and UCX claimants. These electronic requests are received by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. To prevent the build up of excessive balances in local banks, requisitions and transfers of funds should be made on a daily basis.
2. Providing Information to Federal (Civilian) and Military Agencies. Pursuant to the Secretary's authority in 5 U.S.C. 8509 (f), SWAs will continue to, for purposes of this Act, provide appropriate payroll offices of Federal and military agencies with a copy of all determination notices, including appeals, that are now provided to a private employer, as instructed by Sections 6662 and 8692, Part V of the ES Manual.
The SWA should be prepared to furnish the civilian and military agencies, upon their request, with detailed benefit payment data, which support the charges contained in Section B of the report. The benefit payment data are to be forwarded to those agencies by the 25th day after the end of the reporting quarter. Since many Federal agencies rely heavily upon this data to verify the accuracy of their benefit charges, it is important for states to supply this information timely and for the detailed benefit payment data to equal the agency charges submitted in Section B of the report.
SWAs will provide the certified documentation directly to those Federal civilian and military agencies that have requested the benefit payment data. These agencies are listed in the Training Employment Notice (TEN) entitled, "Directory of Federal (Civilian) and Military Agencies requesting Quarterly UCFE and UCX Detailed Benefit Payment Data."
3. Identifying Federal Agencies. SWAs should consider providing the list of Federal employers and their respective codes found in section F below to local office initial intake, adjustment, and overpayment personnel for the purposes of identifying the appropriate Federal agency (or agencies) to be charged. Prior to transmittal of claims forms to the central office, the Federal employer code should be recorded on all pertinent documents, i.e., Form ES 931, UCFE Request for Wage and Separation Information, Form ES 935, Claimant Affidavit of Federal Civilian Service Wage and Separation Information, etc.
4. Correcting Errors Made in a Prior Quarter. Corrections should be reported to OWS on the ETA 191 as soon as possible. Errors, such as use of incorrect three-digit agency codes, can create significant problems for the Federal agency, the NO, and, eventually, the SWA. The electronic submittal system automatically displays the name of the agency associated with an entered three-digit code. This name should be checked to be sure that the benefits being entered are being assigned to the appropriate agency. When errors in coding occur, it usually takes anywhere from three months to one year to correct them.
From the time that the error occurred, a two-year grace period has been established as sufficient time for adjustment to be made. SWAs are instructed to correct improper charges made to Federal and military agencies by increasing or decreasing the agency's charges in the next quarterly ETA 191 report.
In cases where there may not be charges in a following quarter, only the corrective entry should be reported. SWAs are not to submit more than one ETA 191 report per quarter.
E. Definitions
1. Assigned Charges. Charges are classified as "assigned" to a Federal agency when expenditures and/or adjustments can be positively identified in Section B of the report. As a result, totals that are assigned to Federal agencies reported in Section A (item 3) must equal the totals generated from the assigned charges listed in Section B.
2. Unassigned Charges. Charges are classified as "unassigned" by a Federal agency when expenditures and/or adjustments can not be positively identified in Section B of the report. Unassigned charges should be infrequent.
F. Item by Item Instructions
1. Section A. Summary Statement of Expenditures and Adjustments.
a. Item 1. Benefit Expenditures. Include in the appropriate columns all UCFE and UCX unemployment compensation benefits paid to eligible (as based on title 5 U.S. Code) Federal civilian claimants and ex-servicepersons during the reported quarter. (These expenditures should include only that portion of benefit paid from UCFE and UCX funds.)
b. Item 2. Adjustments Assigned to Agencies.
(1) Cancellations. Enter in the appropriate UCFE or UCX columns the total amount of any checks canceled during the quarter which were reported as expenditures in prior quarters. Cancellations of checks drawn in the current quarter are to be reflected in item 1. Check cancellations are subtracted when computing subtotals and totals.
(2) Restoration of Overpayments. Enter in the appropriate UCFE or UCX columns the total amount of restorations made during the current quarter of overpayments made in prior quarters. Restorations of overpayments received during the current quarter and based on expenditures in this current quarter should be reflected in item 1. Restoration of overpayments is subtracted when computing subtotals and totals. A negative sign should not be entered. Restorations resulting from the recoupment of overpayments are credited to an agency’s account only after the funds have been recovered from a claimant.
(3) Other. Enter the total of other adjustments in the appropriate UCFE or UCX columns that were not included in item 2(a) and 2(b). These adjustments could include, for example, an over- or under-statement of UCFE or UCX expenditures reported in prior quarters. It is imperative that SWAs submit an explanation of these items in the comments section. These explanations should include the three-digit agency codes, name of agencies, and a brief statement describing the adjustment. If this figure is negative, a negative sign should be entered.
c. Item 3. Total Assigned Expenditures and Adjustments. Enter in the appropriate columns, the total amounts of UCFE and UCX expenditures and adjustment that are being charged to Federal and military agencies during this reporting period. The figures entered in this item for both UCFE and UCX are the results of items 1, 2(a), 2(b), and 2(c). These totals must match the totals reported in Section B.
d. Item 4. Expenditures and Adjustments Not Assigned to Agencies. Enter the total for UCFE and the total UCX expenditures in the appropriate columns.
(1) Penalties and Interest. Enter the total amount of penalty and interest (P&I) received by the SWA which results from prior UCFE or UCX
payments. Penalties and interest are subtracted when computing subtotals and totals. A negative sign should not be entered. All recoupments resulting from P&I’s drawn from FEC Account are to be returned to the FEC Account.
(2) Other--Explain in Comments. Enter in the appropriate UCFE or UCX columns any adjustments that were not included in item 4(a). For example, list adjustments relating to a UCFE or UCX charge that occurred more than two years after the quarter in which the initial payment was made, or to an agency for which a three-digit code has not been assigned.
In the latter case, include in the comments section the agency name and total amount of benefits for each agency "not assigned" a three-digit code. The NO will then use this information to properly identify the responsible Federal agency and will assign a three-digit code to each of those agencies listed in comments and reported in item 4(b).
Once the NO has assigned the three-digit code for the charge in question, the state will officially be informed of the change. The state will first use this information to reclassify the charge from "not assigned" to “assigned” by recording the adjustment in Section A, item 2(c), and in Section B of the next quarterly ETA 191 report.
The state will then enter the negative amount of the identified charge in Section A, item 4(b). The purpose of this entry is to "zero out" the amount of the “not assigned” charge from the previous reporting quarter, so that the charge does not get counted twice against the FEC Account.
Finally, the state will close the adjustment by explaining the reclassification in the comments section. The state should enter the following items in comments for the reclassification: 1) the reporting quarter of the "not assigned" charge, 2) the name of the Federal agency, 3) the three-digit code of the agency (as provided by the NO), and (4) the amount of the newly-assigned charge.
2. Section B. Detailed Expenditures.
a. Enter in the first column the three digit code of the Federal agency being charged as found in section G.
b. When reporting electronically, this column will default to the name of the agency being charged that is associated with the code in column one. Check to be sure that the name on the screen matches the name expected for the agency number. If it does not, check that the agency number was entered correctly.
c. Enter in the third column the total amount of benefit charges to that Federal agency indicated in the first column during the reported quarter. Charges to a Federal agency will include adjustments for restoration of Federal funds resulting from cancellation of checks, recoupment of overpayments, etc. Therefore, the sum of UCFE and UCX benefit charges should equal the amount in item 3 of Section A.
G. Federal Agency Codes
A three digit numerical code identifying each Federal agency will be assigned from the list below. Additional agencies with their corresponding codes will be added to the list as necessary. Agencies which have been out of existence for more than 10 quarters will generally be removed from the list. SWAs will use these codes to identify all claim records and claim forms of claimants who performed Federal service in his/her base period.
Identification Codes for Federal Departments and Agencies
Code Title
001 U.S. Senate
002 U.S. House of Representatives
003 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
006 U.S. Capitol Police
010 Architect of the Capitol
015 U.S. Botanic Garden
020 Government Accountability Office
025 U.S. Government Printing Office
030 Library of Congress
032 Office of Compliance
035 United States Tax Court
040 Congressional Budget Office
111 Supreme Court
112 Administrative Office of the United States Courts
113 U.S. Court of Veterans Appeals
205 White House Office
207 Office of Vice President of the US
210 Office of Management and Budget
215 Office of Administration
220 Council of Economic Advisers
221 Council on Environmental Quality
224 Executive Residence at the White House
225 Office of Policy Development
230 National Security Council
235 Office of Science & Technology Policy
238 Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
239 Office of Special Counsel
240 Office of National Drug Control Policy
250 Regulatory Information Service Center
301 Architectural & Transp. Barriers Compliance Board
302 Artic Research Commission
303 Barry Goldwater Scholarship & Excellence Education Foundation
308 Corporation for National and Community Service
310 Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
312 James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
321 National Council on Disability
323 Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board
324 Medicare Payment Advisory Commission
326 U.S. Institute of Peace
401 DHS/Departmental Operations
405 Department of State
406 International Broadcasting Bureau
410 Department of the Treasury
421 Defense w/o Army, Navy, & Air Force
422 Army (Civilian), Department of the
423 Navy (Civilian), Department of the
424 Air Force (Civilian), Department of the
425 Army, Department of the/ Nonappropriated Fund
427 Air force, Department of the / Nonappropriated Fund
429 Army & Air Force Exchange Service
430 Department of Justice
432 Drug Enforcement Agency
440 Interior, Department of the
445 Department of Agriculture
450 Department of Commerce
455 Department of Labor
460 Health and Human Services, Dept. of
465 Department of Housing and Urban Development
466 HUD- Office of the Inspector General
467 Office of Fed. Housing Enterprise Oversight
470 Department of Transportation
475 Department of Energy
480 Department of Education
481 DHS/U.S Secret Service
482 DHS/Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
483 DHS/Customs & Border Protection
484 DHS/Transportation Security Administration
485 DHS/State & Local Government Coordination
486 DHS/Science & Technology Directorate
487 DHS/Directorate for Border & Transportation Security
488 DHS/Info. Analysis & Infrastructure Protection
489 DHS/Citizenship & Immigration Services
490 DHS/Immigration & Customs Enforcement
491 DHS/United States Coast Guard (Civilian)
492 DHS/Office of Inspector General
504 African Development Foundation
506 U.S. Agency for International Development
507 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
509 Appalachian Regional Commission
510 American Battle Monuments Commission
512 Arms Control & Disarmament Agency
520 Board of Governors of the Fed Reserve System
531 Committee for Purch. From People who are Blind or Severely Disabled
532 Delaware River Basin Commission
533 Denali Commission
535 Office of Personnel Mangement
538 Commission of Fine Arts
539 Commission on Civil Rights
540 Office of Govermnent Ethics
541 Consumer Product Safety Commission
543 Commodity Futures Trading Commission
552 Environmental Protection Agency
554 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
555 Export-Import Bank of the U.S.
557 Farm Credit Administration
570 Federal Communications Commission
572 Federal Election Commission
574 DHS/ EP&R, Federal Emergency MNGT agency
575 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
576 Office of Thrift Supervision
577 Federal Labor Relations Authority
578 Federal Maritime Commission
579 Federal Housing Finance Board
580 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
583 Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
584 Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
590 Federal Trade Commission
600 General Services Administration
601 Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation
602 Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission
603 U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
618 Institute of Museum & Library Services
619 JFK Center for the Performing Arts
621 Inter-American Foundation
622 International Boundary and Water Commission
623 U.S. International Trade Commission
624 International Boundary Commission
625 Surface Transportation Board
626 Interagency Council on the Homeless
627 Marine Mammal Commission
628 Merit Systems Protection Board
629 Valles Caldera Trust
630 Millennium Challenge Corporation
631 National Aeronautics & Space Administration
633 National Archives & Records Administration
634 National Credit Union Administration
639 Nat’l Comm. On Libraries & Information Science
640 National Capitol Planning Commission
642 National Gallery of Art
645 National Labor Relations Board
646 National Endowment for the Arts
647 National Endowment for the Humanities
650 National Mediation Board
652 National Railroad Adjustment Board
655 National Science Foundation
657 Office of Navajo & Hopi Indian Relocation
659 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
660 National Transportation Safety Board
663 Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
664 Overseas Private Investment Corp.
667 Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
668 Postal Rate Commission
669 Public Defender Service for the D.C.
670 Railroad Retirement Board
677 U.S. Peace Corps
687 Social Security Administration
690 Security & Exchange Commission
695 Selective Service System
697 Susquehanna River Basin Commission
698 U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
700 Small Business Administration
701 U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council
705 Smithsonian Institution
710 Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH)
730 Tennessee Valley Authority
732 U.S. Postal Service
735 Veterans Affairs, Department of
801 U.S. Army (Military)
802 Department of Navy (Military)
803 U.S. Department of Air Force (Military)
804 U.S. Marine Corp (Military)
805 United States Coast Guard (Military)
806 National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administrative (Military)
807 Navy Exchange Service Command
808 Navy Club & Recreation System
809 U.S. Marine Corps Morals, Welfare, & Recreation
811 U.S. Coast Guard Exchange Systems
902 Central Intelligence Agency
911 The Presidio Trust
912 U.S. Trade and Development Agency
913 Bureau of Census-2010 decennial census
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