Finance
HANDBOOK F-1 REVISION
Rate Case AIC Changes
Effective January 7, 2001, AIC 123 is used to record post office box lock-change fees and refundable and nonrefundable
post office box keys, and AIC 126 is used to record weighted-average BRM fees. Handbook F-1, Post Office Accounting
Procedures, is revised to reflect these account identifier code (AIC) description changes.
This revision will be incorporated into the next update of the online Handbook F-1 located on the corporate intranet at
http://blue.usps.gov (click on Information, then Policies and Procedures, then Handbooks). This revision will also be incorporated into the next printed edition.
Handbook F-1, Post Office Accounting Procedures
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7 Accounting for Nonstamp Revenue
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75 Post Office Box and Caller Service
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[Revise title of 755 to read as follows:]
755 Reporting Payments for Keys and Post Office Box Lock Replacement
[Revise items 1 and 2 to read as follows (item 3 is unchanged):]
1> Record revenue for post office box key deposits in AIC 123, Lobby Services.
2> Record revenue for post office box key nonrefundable fee (each key issued after the first two) to AIC 123.
3> Record revenue for post office box lock replacements or resetting of a post office box combination lock in AIC 123, Lobby
Services.
[Add new 756 as follows:]
756 Refundable Fees and Keys
Record all refunds of refundable post office box fees and key deposits on Form 3533 and enter to AIC 535, Refund ofFees - Retail Services.
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Appendix A Account Identifier Code and General Ledger Account Crosswalk
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[Revise AICs 123, 126, and 535 to read as follows:]
AIC
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GLA
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PSFR
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Title
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Description
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123
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43350
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04
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Lobby
Services
Revenue
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Post office box keys (refundable and nonrefundable fees), post office box lock replacement or
resetting of a post office box combination lock fee, unresolved overages from employee stamp
credits (more than one year old), unresolved overages from cash credits (more than 90 days old),
revenue received from vendors that provide services within post office lobbies, and other
miscellaneous retail revenue.
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126
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44030
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07
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Miscellaneous
Non-Postal
Revenue
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Weighted-average BRM monthly fee, collections made for the loss of postal property, damaged
property not returned to service that is later sold, sale of unserviceable postal and building
supplies not used in motor vehicle operations that are not assigned property numbers, lost
badges, sale of undeliverable perishable matter, money found loose in the mail, jury fees,
unclaimed money from dead letter mail, fines and penalties, proceeds from the sale of dead
parcel post, fees received for jury service or as a witness while on court leave, telephone pay
station commissions.
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535
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43389
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04
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Refund of
Fees - Retail
Services
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Refunds of refundable post office box keys and refundable post office box/caller service fees as
shown on Form 3533, Application and Voucher for Refund of Postage and Fees.
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- Post Office Accounting,
Finance, 1-25-01
REMINDER
International Reply Coupons
Statement of account post offices must include all U.S.-
issued refunded international reply coupons (IRCs) and exchanged foreign-issued IRCs dated January 1, 1993,
through December 31, 2000, with their statement of account for accounting period 6, or postal quarter II, ending
February 23, 2001.
Redemption rates are:
Exchanged Foreign-Issued
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1-1-93 through 7-8-95
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50 cents
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7-9-95 through 12-31-00
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60 cents
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U.S.-Issued Refunded (purchase price less 1 cent)
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1-1-93 through 7-8-95
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94 cents
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7-9-95 through 12-31-00
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$1.04
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Section 426.9 of Handbook F-1, Post Office Accounting
Procedures, contains specific instructions for collection and
proper documentation of exchanged foreign-issued and
U.S.-issued refunded IRCs for post offices (non-SFAS),
stations and branches, SFAS units, stamp distribution offices, and stamp service centers. Handbook F-1 is available via the corporate intranet (http://blue.usps.gov; click
on Information, then Policies and Procedures, and then
Handbooks).
When submitting IRCs with the statement of account,
package the exchanged foreign-issued and U.S.-issued refunded IRCs separately. Separate each package by denomination (i.e., exchanged foreign-issued 50 cents from
the 60 cents and U.S.-issued refunded 94 cents from
$1.04). The Eagan Accounting Service Center will accept
only properly processed IRCs.
- Corporate Accounting,
Finance, 1-25-01
NOTICE
Revenue Unit for Fiscal Year 2000
The revenue unit for Fiscal Year 2000 is $308.11. This is
the average revenue for 1,000 pieces of originating mail
and special service transactions. The revenue unit is used
in the process of determining the proper cost ascertainment
grouping (CAG) for post offices.
- Corporate Accounting,
Finance, 1-25-01
ALL PERSONNEL PROCESSING MAIL FOR DISPATCH ABROAD
Foreign Order No. 451
Keep all foreign order notices for use as reference.
Tentative Order
A Tentative Lottery Order has been issued against the
following:
Canada
ATC CONSUMER PAYMENT SERVICES
(THE AMERICAN TRADE CONSORTIUM)
TRADE OPERATIONS CENTER
6A-49 THE DONWAY WEST, SUITE 2006
DON MILLS, ON M3C 2E8
CANADA
CLBA (CANADIAN LOTTERY BUYERS ASSOCIATION)
6A-49 THE DONWAY WEST, SUITE 2006
DON MILLS, ONTARIO M3C 2E8
CANADA
PANGEA FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
6175 ALMON STREET
PO BOX 8566
HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA B3K 5M3
CANADA
Germany
L E ROSE
ORDER FULFILLMENT CENTER
THOMAS KARBAUTZKI
LINDENWEG 1
D-31860 EMMERTHAL
GERMANY
Do not dispatch any mail to the above. Place the mailpieces in a pouch endorsed "Foreign Order Mail" and send
it to:
POSTMASTER
CLAIMS AND INQUIRY
JAMES A FARLEY BUILDING RM 2029A
NEW YORK NY 10199-9652
Do not place any endorsement on the mailpieces themselves.
Personnel may post this notice at the outgoing primary.
They must post it on the Foreign Order Board at all processing and distribution plants, designated international exchange offices, and customer service plants.
- Recorder's Office, Judicial Officer, 1-25-01
Withholding of Mail Orders
Withholding of mail orders is enforced by the postmasters at the cities listed below:
State/City
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Names Covered
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CA, Fresno 93729-8122
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Marie Franco, P.O. Box 28122
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CA, Fresno 93711-6870
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Scott Hughes And Edward Hughes, 445 West Nees Avenue,
Apt. 228
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CA, Fresno 93729-6752
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Nicholas Rianto, P.O. Box 26752
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CA, Sacramento 95816-9621
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Rashana Paxton, P.O. Box 163621
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CA, Sacramento 95824-3931
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Rashana Paxton, Rashanetta Yates Or Temesha Paxton,
6311 Sampson Blvd., Apt. 5
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CA, Vallejo 94591-8432
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Any And All Various Names Other Than Sara Taylor, Betty Watson, Nia Williams, Charyl Williams And
Tatriana Lendo, 404 Buckskin Place
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FL, Tampa 33609-1065
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Aryston, 550 North Reo Street, Suite 300
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IL, Mt. Prospect 60056-3219
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Donald Nevins, 119 S. Emerson, PMB #271
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NY, Brooklyn 11234-3711
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General Help Inc., 4809 Avenue N, PMB 127
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- Recorder's Office, Judicial
Officer, 1-25-01
Domestic Orders
False representation is enforced by postmasters at the cities listed below:
State/City
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Names Covered
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Product
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CA, Junction City 96048-0276
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P.O. Box 276
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Beneficial Finance, a credit card scheme.
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TN, Talbott 37877-0685
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Robert E. Arms Or Robert Armss, P.O. Box 685
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Misrepresentation of items offered for sale through
the Internet and failure to render.
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- Recorder's Office, Judicial Officer, 1-25-01
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