What is the difference between an Inter-Fund transfer and an Intra-Fund transfer?

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Intra-Fund transfers are transfers between accounts within the same fund. For example, a cash transfer from one auxiliary account to another auxiliary account within the same fund would be considered an Intra-Fund transfer. An Inter-Fund transfer is a cash transfer between two different funds such as a cash transfer from an Activity & Service Fee fund account to an agency account.