The government accounting process starts after the declaration of the General Appropriations Act which is the enacted budget for the upcoming year. The GAA states how much an agency can spend for the year. The Commission on Audit, Department of Budget and Management, and Bureau of Treasury are involved in the process with responsibilities like keeping government accounts, implementing the national budget, and safekeeping national funds.
The government accounting process starts after the declaration of the General Appropriations Act which is the enacted budget for the upcoming year. The GAA states how much an agency can spend for the year. The Commission on Audit, Department of Budget and Management, and Bureau of Treasury are involved in the process with responsibilities like keeping government accounts, implementing the national budget, and safekeeping national funds.
The government accounting process starts after the declaration of the General Appropriations Act which is the enacted budget for the upcoming year. The GAA states how much an agency can spend for the year. The Commission on Audit, Department of Budget and Management, and Bureau of Treasury are involved in the process with responsibilities like keeping government accounts, implementing the national budget, and safekeeping national funds.
The government accounting process starts after the declaration of the General Appropriations Act which is the enacted budget for the upcoming year. The GAA states how much an agency can spend for the year. The Commission on Audit, Department of Budget and Management, and Bureau of Treasury are involved in the process with responsibilities like keeping government accounts, implementing the national budget, and safekeeping national funds.
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GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING PROCESS
Itstarted after the declaration of the General
Appropriations Act (GAA). The GAA is the enacted budget of the country for the upcoming year. The GAA has a force of law and it states how much an agency can spend for the year. GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING PROCESS
Commission on Audit (COA)
Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Bureau of Treasury (BTr) GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING PROCESS
• Responsible for keeping the government’s general accounts
• Disseminates accounting rules to be used by all agencies COA • Formulation and implementation of the National Budget with the goal of attaining our national socio-economic plans and objectives DBM • Efficient utilization of government funds and revenues
• Safekeeping of the national funds
• Management and control of the disbursements of funds BT r