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  • #1 Federal

    The allocation agency identifies the department or agency that is receiving funds through an allocation (non-expenditure) transfer.

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  • #2 Federal

    In annual and multi-year funds, the beginning period of availability identifies the first year of availability under law that an appropriation account may incur new obligations.

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  • #3 Federal

    The agency code identifies the department or agency that is responsible for the account.

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  • #4 Federal

    In appropriations accounts, the availability type code identifies an unlimited period to incur new obligations; this is denoted by the letter "X".

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  • #5 Federal

    The main account code identifies the account in statute.

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  • #6 Federal

    This is a component of the TAS. Identifies a Treasury-defined subdivision of the main account. This field cannot be blank. Subaccount 000 indicates the Parent account.

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  • #7 Federal

    In annual and multi-year funds, the end period of availability identifies the last year of funds availability under law that an appropriation account may incur new obligations.

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