Updated Incentive Based Budgeting Website
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The Incentive Based Budgeting website has relaunched with a new look and more information. The redesign will future proof the website, ensuring it can expand as the project progresses to become a central hub for all information about Incentive Based Budgeting.
February Revenue Forecast Shows Modest Increases for Current and Upcoming Biennia
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The Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council released its February 2026 revenue forecast on Monday, February 16.
New & Updated in UWCF
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How to Perform Miscellaneous Payments in Workday: This job aid provides step-by-step instructions for performing miscellaneous payments in Workday.
New and Updated in UWCF
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How to Resolve Match Exceptions for Workday Purchase Order Invoices (UWA): This job aid is about how Invoice Match Exceptions occur when an invoice exceeds the price or quantity on a Purchase Order line, or when required receiving has not been performed.
Governor Ferguson's 2026 Supplemental Operating and Capital Budget Proposals
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Governor Ferguson released his proposed 2026 supplemental operating and capital budgets on December 23.
New and Updated in UWCF
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Reporting Core Funds Distribution Spreads to Cost Centers: Use this guide to locate and understand reports that display core funds distribution data in Workday Adaptive Planning.
November Revenue Forecast Shows Modest Changes for Current and Upcoming Biennia
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The Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council (ERFC) released its November 2025 revenue forecast on Tuesday, November 18.
Why We're Evolving the Budget Model (IBB)
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Why We're Evolving the Budget Model
Current State: Growth-Oriented ABB
For many years, the University of Washington, Seattle campus Activity-Based Budgeting (ABB) model effectively served as a revenue allocation framework, designed to distribute resources during periods of sustained growth. It functioned optimally in an environment characterized by expanding research portfolios, new academic programs, and increasing funding streams, providing a stable foundation for financial planning.