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Major object classes are divided into smaller classes. The following table provides the codes, standard titles, and definitions used to identify detailed object class data.
This report presents the Federal Government’s obligations in terms of the object classification prescribed in section 83 of OMB Circular No. A-11. Object classes describe the “nature” of...
the codes, standard titles, and definitions used to identify detailed object class data. Exhibit 83A provides a summary of the codes and standard titles used in MAX schedule O.
Object class standardization initiative entails standardization of both OMB and Non-OMB object classes within the Department to all 4 levels (8 digits). Bureaus have the option to choose to what level they wish to use. The first 3 digits are required per OMB for OMB mandated object classes.
The following table provides the codes, standard titles, and definitions used to identify detailed object class data. Exhibit 83A provides a summary of the codes and standard titles used in MAX schedule O. This major object class consists of object classes 11, 12, and 13.
To help agencies collect and report this information in an automated fashion, OMB developed a new method for agencies to track budget and expenditure items in their financial management systems using budget sub-object class codes.
OMB Circular A-11 Table of Contents ... 83. Object classification (Schedule O) 84. Character classification (Schedule C) ... C. Listing of OMB Agency/Bureau and Treasury codes F. Format of SF 132 ...
