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Title: Governmental Financial Reporting The Reporting Entity


1
Governmental Financial ReportingThe Reporting
Entity
  • Chapter 5 Part 2

2
The Financial Reporting Model
  • Reporting model defines contents of external
    financial reports
  • June 1999 GASB No. 34
  • Current reporting model based on
  • Accountability
  • Fiscal
  • Complied with revenue expenditure decisions of
    public
  • Operational
  • How efficiently business-type activities met
    operating objectives
  • Information useful for decision making

3
The Financial Reporting Model
  • Minimum reporting requirements for external
    general purpose financial statements
  • Managements Discussion Analysis (MDA)
  • Classified as Required Supplementary Information
  • Basic Financial Statements (BFS)
  • Covered by audit opinion
  • Required Supplementary Information (RSI)
  • Other than MDA

4
Managements Discussion Analysis
  • What MDA IS
  • Managements responsibility
  • Discussion of basic financial statements
  • Condensed financial information
  • Analysis of SIGNIFICANT changes
  • Financial position results of operations
  • Individual fund balances transactions
  • Capital assets LTD

5
Managements Discussion Analysis
  • What MDA IS
  • Budget analysis of significant variances
  • Modified approach
  • Expectations
  • Currently known facts circumstances
  • Impact on future

6
Managements Discussion Analysis
  • What MDA IS NOT
  • Focused on single year
  • GWS comparative data permitted
  • MDA comparative data required
  • Condensed financial information
  • Place to put just about anything
  • Boilerplate discussion technical jargon

7
Basic Financial Statements
  • Government-wide financial statements
  • Fund financial statements
  • Notes to the financial statements

8
Basic Financial Statements
  • Government-wide financial statements
  • Statement of Net Assets page 150
  • Statement of Activities page 152
  • Fund financial statements
  • Governmental page 133 135
  • Proprietary page 142, 144, 145
  • Notes to the financial statements

9
Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR)
  • Goes beyond GASB requirements for general purpose
    external reporting
  • Include non-GAAP information GAAP based
    information

10
CAFR Introductory Section
  • Table of contents
  • Letter of transmittal
  • Other material deemed appropriate by management

11
CAFR Financial Section
  • Auditors report
  • Required by GAAP
  • MDA
  • Basic Financial Statements (BFS)
  • Required Supplementary Information (RSI) other
    than MDA
  • Budgetary comparison schedule
  • Combining individual fund financial statements
  • Primary government component units

12
CAFR Statistical Section
  • Required by GAAP if prepared
  • Financial trends information
  • Revenue capacity information
  • Debt capacity information
  • Demographic and economic information
  • Operating information

13
GFOA CAFR Award Program
  • Established Certificate of Achievement for
    Excellence in Financial Reporting Program in 1945
  • Encourage assist governments to go beyond
    minimum GAAP requirements
  • Spirit of transparency full disclosure

14
GFOA CAFR Award Program
  • Reports submitted are reviewed by
  • Selected members of GFOA professional staff
  • GFOA Special Review Committee (SRC)
  • Individuals with expertise in public-sector
    financial reporting
  • Includes FS preparers, independent auditors,
    academics, other finance professionals

15
Class Exercises Part 2
  • Chapter Exercise 5-5 page 178
  • NOTE These are not part of your required
    assignment for this chapter. They simply
    represent things we will discuss in class for
    this part of Chapter 5.
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