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unexpended balances, as well as the unpaid obligations, of all<br />

appropriations and funds. The Treasury Department uses the report to<br />

establish year-end balances, withdraw or restore funds as necessary and<br />

close accounts when the statutory period following availability has passed.<br />

The report, which meets the requirements of Section 1311 of Public Law<br />

663, 83rd Congress (31 U.S. Code 1501), as well as other legal and<br />

regulatory provisions, is submitted on the Year-End Closing Statement<br />

(Treasury Department Form (TFS 2108)). The report is prepared,<br />

certified, and forwarded to the Comptroller from the responsible office for<br />

each appropriation or fund account, based on subsidiary certifications<br />

from administering offices or suballocation holders as appropriate. The<br />

reports for appropriation accounts for which CNO is responsible office are<br />

prepared by N82 as staff for CNO. Copies of the report for all<br />

appropriations, as certified by ASN(FM&C), are furnished to the offices,<br />

bureaus, commands, and Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps for use as the<br />

source of amounts to be shown in prior year columns of financial reports,<br />

budget status reports, apportionment and reapportionment schedules, and<br />

budget schedules and statements.<br />

(Change 61)<br />

073103 REAPPORTIONMENT<br />

A reapportionment is a request for a change to the latest approved<br />

apportionment/reapportionment. Request for reapportionment requires the<br />

same documentation as the initial apportionment and follows the same<br />

channels for preparation and approval.<br />

PART C: ALLOCATIONS AND OPERATING<br />

BUDGETS<br />

073200 DEFINITIONS<br />

1. ALLOCATION.<br />

An allocation is an authorization by a designated official of a component<br />

of the Department of Defense, which makes funds available within a<br />

prescribed amount to an operating agency. In the Department of the Navy,<br />

allocations are made by the Comptroller to the head of the responsible<br />

office for the appropriation or, if the Comptroller is the responsible office,<br />

to the head of the administering office.<br />

2. SUBALLOCATION.<br />

A suballocation is a transfer or delegation to the head of another office,<br />

bureau, or command of some portion of the authorization granted to an<br />

allocation holder. When the administration of an appropriation is divided,<br />

the allocation holder suballocates the entire amount of a budget activity, or<br />

Financial Management Policy<br />

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