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Michigan Department of Treasury Uniform Chart of Accounts
Creating an Account: First Set of Three Digits

First Set of Three Digits: Funds

A summary table of the fund numbers 

Table of Funds

Fund Type

Category

Fund Number

Governmental Fund

General Funds

101-149

Governmental Fund

Permanent Funds

151-199

Governmental Fund

Special Revenue Funds

201-299

Governmental Fund

Debt Service Funds

301-399, 851-899

Governmental Fund

Capital Projects Funds

401-499, 801-850

Proprietary Fund

Enterprise Funds

501-599

Proprietary Fund

Internal Service Funds

600-699

Fiduciary Fund

Custodial Funds

701-725

Fiduciary Fund

Pension (and other employee benefit Trust Funds)

726-750

Fiduciary Fund

Investment Trust Funds

751-755

Fiduciary Fund

Private Purpose Trust Funds

756-799

For all Year-End Government-Wide Full Accrual funds, use 900-975 as the fund number.

A fund is an independent accounting entity with a self-balancing set of accounts, created for the purpose of carrying on specific activities or attaining certain objectives in accordance with special regulations, restrictions, or limitations. A fund number must be used in an account number.

Open Fund Numbers

Certain fund numbers are not designated with a specific fund name. Instead, they are marked as OPEN in the Uniform Chart of Accounts and are available for local units to use if a local unit’s accounting system requires certain funds and the Uniform Chart of Accounts does not contain a designated fund number that is suitable. They should be used under the proper fund types that the Uniform Chart of Accounts indicates.

Reserved Fund Numbers

Certain fund numbers are not available for local units and are for Michigan Department of Treasury use only. They are marked as RESERVED in the Uniform Chart of Accounts.  The department will use these for future state-wide funds.

Please refer to the table of fund numbers in Section 3 and the descriptions of fund numbers in Section 4 for detailed information.