Laplace Transform and Fourier Transform With Neumann Boundary Conditions

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Suppose I'm doing a Laplace Transform or Fourier Transform with respect to $t$ to solve a PDE, and I have Neumann (partial derivative) boundary conditions, such as $$u_t(a, t) = f(t)$$

Can I just translate these directly, such as $$U_t(a, s) = F(s)$$

or do I have to apply the same transform of derivative formulas used to transform partial derivatives in the PDE to the left hand side of the boundary condition equations, i.e.$$sU(a, s) - u(a, 0) = F(s)$$

or is some other transformation correct?