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Vendor Databases (person and non-person)
How do I determine if a vendor is in the FIS Banner vendor
database?
- Always begin by querying the vendor database. FIS
Banner is case sensitive, so the most successful queries are performed
using the middle portion of the vendors name (ex: Apple;
query as %pple%).
Who is a vendor?
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Vendors include the following:
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Companies and persons who supply goods or services to the
University
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Persons (including employees and students) who receive any
non-payroll payments
When does a vendor need to be set up in the FIS Banner vendor
database?
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A vendor must be set up in the vendor database for all purchase order
and all payment transactions, except for allowable one-time vendors.
For more infomation on one-time vendors, see
One-Time Vendors
(on the Financial Affairs web site).
When is a Payment Data Record/STD204 form needed?
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A vendor can be set up in the FIS Banner vendor database only upon
receipt of a signed, completed Payment Data Record (form 204). Accounts Payable
will either call the vendor directly, call the service center, or return the 204 form
to the service center when the 204 form is incomplete or unsigned, or when additional
information is needed.
Why is a Payment Data Record/STD 204 form needed?
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Purchase orders, direct payments, and PO related payments cannot be
processed unless a complete and signed Payment Data Record form is on file.
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The form 204 provides required information to assist UCSC in
complying with Federal and State laws, and in accurately reporting income and
withholding taxes.
How do you obtain a Payment Data Record/STD 204 form?
What is the difference between a Payment Data Record/STD 204 form and
a Withholding Exemption Certificate/590 form?
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The 590 form does not include all of the required vendor information.
For example: The 204 form establishes vendor type and residency status for both
California and non-California residents. This required information is not provided on
the 590 form.
How is vendor information updated on the vendor database?
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The Payment Data Record on file in Accounts Payable should reflect
the vendors most current information. Therefore, an updated Payment Data Record
is required from any vendor who needs to revise information previously submitted to
UCSC, except for a change of address. When submitting revisions, enter an asterisk
(*) by each field that reflects a change.
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A change of address may be updated by forwarding the following to
Accounts Payable:
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All vendors, except for employees and students: Forward a copy of the
vendors invoice, letter or other official notification indicating the change of
address.
- Employee and student addresses may be updated by
emailing Accounts Payable (aphelp@ucsc.edu).
Please indicate if the vendor is an employee or a student.
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