Symptoms
A clerk runs a financial report (for example, 8121 Financial Report) and sees an unfamiliar ledger code, such as 5002, listed with a balance.
The code does not appear in the county’s local ledger setup screen.
The clerk may believe the code was created in error or that the report is inaccurate.
Cause
Ledger code 5002 is tied to Voter Personnel Reimbursement (VPR) — a standard type code used by the state for election-related payments.
Even if a county has never manually created this ledger in its own setup, the code can appear automatically when the state sends reimbursement checks for election personnel.
Resolution
Verify the Code:
Search by ledger code 5002 in POSTS to confirm which transactions are associated with it.
You should see voter-related reimbursements (often from the state) listed under this code.
Add the Ledger (if missing):
Go to the Ledger Setup section.
Create a new entry for 5002 labeled “Voter Personnel Reimbursement (VPR)”.
This ensures future reports recognize and categorize it correctly.
Re-run the Report:
Once the ledger exists in your setup, re-run your financial report.
The code should now display correctly with the appropriate description.
Notes
The VPR code appears annually when the state reimburses the county for election worker pay.
Even if unused for most of the year, keeping the ledger active avoids confusion during reporting season.
If a county does not receive or process VPR reimbursements, the ledger can remain inactive without issue.
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