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Corporation minutes establishing the College Church, now known as The Church of Christ in Yale University. (MADID 6834)

 
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE: PROCUREMENT AND DISBURSEMENT return to index of Records Schedules

In an effort to preserve and maintain its history, Yale University seeks to retain certain documentation concerning procurement and disbursement at Yale.  Specific topics of interest include:

  • Development and implementation of policies, procedures, and instructions for procurement and disbursement;
     
  • Relationships with other offices with procurement and disbursement responsibilities; and
     
  • Implementation of university's policies regarding community responsibilities in purchasing.
     
Archival records
(Permanent records should be transferred to the Archives.  Please arrange timing and frequency of records transfer with Archives staff.)
  • Annual reports
     
  • Annual summaries of financial activities and financial sources, including aggregate statistics
     
  • Policies, procedures, guidelines, and instructions for procurement, disbursement, and supporting information systems
     
  • Publications regarding procurement and disbursement services
     
  • Subject files of the vice president for finance and administration, the associate vice president of finance, and the director of procurement
     

Office of record
Finance and Administration and Yale Procurement maintain the record copy of documentation about procurement and disbursement.  Business managers may also hold record copies of certain  materials.  Individual units that are not responsible for the creation of such records, but that maintain duplicates of such works or related materials, should destroy these files after they are no longer needed.

 
Non-permanent records requiring temporary retention for legal purposes 
(Unless otherwise noted, destroy 7 years following active use or fiscal year of creation, whichever is later.)
  • Accounts payable records that document expenditures and purchases, including financial statements, purchase orders, balance sheets, bills, invoices, justifications for purchases, payment authorizations, and receipts
     
  • Disbursement records, including financial statements, invoices, moving expense records, travel records, receipts, and requests for payment
     
  • Vendor relations records, including competitive bid requests, requests for quotations, and service contracts
     

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