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Audit in the federal space has run full circle from strictly compliance, to efficiency and effectiveness, on to accountability and proprietary reporting. Finally the doors are open for clear communication on what the federal government’s missions are and how they should be communicated and accounted for in the financial reporting arena. While proprietary accounting works well for the commercial entities, with stakeholders including shareholders, banks, investors, and the federal government itself; this type of accounting is often of little use for the stakeholder s of the federal government. Through controlled policy change and user based solutions, the federal government will move into the next decade as the world leader in efficiencies in accountability. FedAccountant.com provides the resources, insights, and recommendations for the transition that is just beginning to take place.
Best Practices Guide for the Preparation and Audit of Federal Financial Statements
Financial Audit Manual (FAM) Volume 1, July 2008 (GAO-08-585G)
Financial Audit Manual (FAM) Volume 2, July 2008 (GAO-08-586G)
Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book), July 2007 Revision (GAO-07-731G)
Alexandria, VA 22314
ph: 912-332-3330
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