Sub-Object (SOBJ)

Sub-objects are divisions of individual objects. An object may divide into any number of sub-objects or not divide at all. Sub-Object (SOBJ) defines valid sub-object values and establishes object/sub-object relationships. This window is optional (used for reporting purposes only) and therefore may not be populated in your system.

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Fiscal Year

Key field. Enter the last two digits of the applicable fiscal year.

Agency

Key field. Enter Agency Code. See Agency Code (AGC2) table for valid values.

Sub-Object

Key field. Enter the sub-object value. If adding a new line, enter a value that is unique within object; if changing or deleting an existing line, enter the affected value.

Name

Optional. Enter the sub-object name. This field is blank on reports if you do not enter a description.

Short Name

Optional. Enter the name that you want to appear on reports when there is not enough room for the full name.

Class

Enter sub-object class. See Sub-Object Class (SCLS) table for valid values.

Category

Enter sub-object category. See Sub-Object Category (SCAT) table for valid values.

Type

Enter sub-object type. See Sub-Object Type (STYP) table for valid values.

Group

Enter sub-object group. See Sub-Object Group (SGRP) table for valid values.

Type of Return

Conditional. Enter the type of return associated with this sub-object if related expenses are reportable under IRS standards for 1099 reporting. Valid values are:

1099-MISC [M]

1099-INT [I]

1099-G [G]

1099-S [S]

Type of Income

Conditional. Enter the type of sub-object associated with this sub-object if related expenses are reportable under IRS standards for 1099 reporting. Valid values are:

For 1099-MISC Returns

Rents [01]

Royalties [02]

Prizes and Awards [03]

Fishing Boat Proceeds [05]

Medical & Health Care Payments [06]

Non Employee Compensation [07]

Substitute Payments in Lieu of Dividends & Interest [08]

Direct Sales of Consumer Product for Resale [09]

Excess Golden Parachute Payments[13]

Gross Proceeds Paid to Attorney [14]

For 1099-INT Returns

Interest Income [01]

Early Withdrawl Penalty [02]

Interset on U.S. Saving Bonds and Treasury

Obligations [03]

Investment Expenses [05]

Foreign Tax Paid [06]

For 1099-G Returns:

Unemployment Compensation [01]

State or Local Income Tax Refunds, Credits, or

Offsets [02]

Qualified State Tuition Program Earnings [05]

Taxable Grants [06]

Agricultural Payments [07]

For 1099-S Returns:

Gross Proceeds [02]