• Security Deposits
• Mortgage escrows
• Reserve for Replacements
• Residual receipts
• Other

The standard requires that changes in restricted cash accounts be accounted for as changes in cash and cash equivalents. Restricted cash accounts related to mortgage escrows, and reserve for replacement and residual receipts will no longer be included as investing activities. Total cash on the cash flow (line S1200T) will now include the following REAC accounts:

1120 – Cash – Operations
1121 – Construction Cash Account
1125 – Cash – Entity
1191 – Tenant/Patient Deposits Held in Trust
1310 – Escrow Deposits
1320 – Replacement Reserve
1330 – Other Reserves
1340 – Residual Receipts Reserve
1355 – Bond Reserves
1367 – Sinking Fund
1381 – Management Improvement and Operating Plan

Account 1170 (Short Term Investments – Operations) will no longer be included in S1200T but will be included in the investing section of the cash flow statement.

S1200-160 (Security Deposits) will no longer equal the sum of S1200-530 (Decrease/increase in Cash Restricted for Tenant Security Deposits) and S1200-580 (Increase/decrease in Tenant Security Deposits Liability). Security deposits (S1200-160) will now only equal S1200-580.

The total lines on the cash flow will be renamed to: “Cash, Cash Equivalents and Restricted Cash”. This description will be used for the beginning and ending balances.

A footnote will now be included to provide a detail of the accounts included in the total of cash in the cash flow statement as follows:

ASU-10-50-8

• When cash and equivalents are presented in the balance sheet an entity shall present in the statement of cash flows or disclose in the notes to the financial statements:
  • Line items and amounts of cash and equivalents
  • The amounts, disaggregated by the line item in which they appear within the statement of financial position
  • A sum of the total of cash and equivalents that agrees to the cash flows statement
  • This disclosure may be provided in either a narrative or a tabular format

REAC will be updating the chart of accounts to accommodate the changes. These changes will be effective for submissions with a 12/31/2019 FYE and thereafter.

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