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Beginning April 1, 2022 DFAS will move from a monthly reporting business standard to daily reporting to Treasury. This change will improve financial information, improve interoperability between business systems, and provide better end-to-end funds traceability and linkage between budget and expenditures.
Why?
- SLOA allows for a single format to be used when inputting accounting classifications regardless of the service
- It ensures DoD is operating in a common sense, accountable, and modern business environment
- Ensures accuracy of accounting transactions
- Improves interoperability between business systems
MOCAS users will see these changes within the system:
- The 26 elements of the Line of Accounting will be required input across all services
- Some existing elements will be renamed
- The Treasury Account Symbol (TAS) will move from five elements to nine
- Some of the screens within MOCAS will have a different appearance
For any additional questions regarding the new SLOA changes, please contact your Contract Administrator and/or Customer Care Center.
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