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Abstract
Taking a fully integrated approach, the book is fully in-line with the most recent developments in the public sector environment. It draws together accounting theory and practice for each of the main areas of accounting, providing contemporary examples from a range of public sector experience which are woven into the text to illustrate the issues involved.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Cover | Front Cover | ||
Public Sector Financial Management | iii | ||
Contents | v | ||
About the Author | x | ||
Preface | xi | ||
Acknowledgements | xii | ||
Public sector financial management | 1 | ||
Learning objectives | 1 | ||
Umbrella for the matter of finance in public sector entities | 2 | ||
Task-based approaches | 5 | ||
Institutional approaches | 13 | ||
Integrated approaches | 16 | ||
Work assignments | 22 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 23 | ||
Public finance | 24 | ||
Learning objectives | 24 | ||
Public sector spending | 25 | ||
Public sector income | 30 | ||
Public sector deficit and debt | 32 | ||
Bottom line | 40 | ||
Work assignments | 41 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 42 | ||
Public sector budgeting and management accounting | 43 | ||
Learning objectives | 43 | ||
Functions of budgeting | 44 | ||
Perspectives of budgeting | 48 | ||
Initial, approved and final budgets | 50 | ||
Budget execution: appropriations and commitments | 52 | ||
Performance budgets | 53 | ||
Management accounting | 56 | ||
Accrual versus cash basis | 66 | ||
Budget reporting | 67 | ||
Budget assurance | 67 | ||
Bottom line | 68 | ||
Work assignments | 68 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 69 | ||
Public sector financial accounting and reporting | 70 | ||
Learning objectives | 70 | ||
Cash basis of accounting | 72 | ||
Accrual basis of accounting | 75 | ||
Accounting models and accounting standards | 78 | ||
Assurance of financial statements | 82 | ||
Government financial statistics | 85 | ||
Bottom line | 89 | ||
Work assignments | 89 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 90 | ||
Full accrual financial reporting under IPSAS | 91 | ||
Learning objectives | 91 | ||
Presentation of financial statements | 92 | ||
Functionality of accounting standards | 104 | ||
Issue- or item-related IPSAS | 106 | ||
Adoption of IPSAS | 108 | ||
Cash basis standard as a stepping stone | 111 | ||
Bottom line | 112 | ||
Work assignments | 112 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 113 | ||
Internal control | 114 | ||
Learning objectives | 114 | ||
Role of internal control | 115 | ||
Private sector developments with implications for the public sector | 117 | ||
The PIfC – Public Internal financial Control initiative | 124 | ||
Bottom line | 127 | ||
Work assignments | 127 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 128 | ||
Current and future developments | 129 | ||
Learning objectives | 129 | ||
Sustainability | 130 | ||
XBRL | 135 | ||
Public Private Partnerships and service concessions | 138 | ||
Convergence of financial reporting and financial statistics | 143 | ||
Work assignments | 144 | ||
Interface to national concepts | 145 | ||
Case studies | 146 | ||
Learning objectives | 146 | ||
NEAT – financing a multi-billion infrastructure | 147 | ||
Temasek Singapore – a sovereign wealth fund makes business | 150 | ||
Performance budgeting for high schools | 153 | ||
Whole of government accounting in New Zealand | 157 | ||
Consolidated financial reporting in Switzerland | 161 | ||
PPP or joint venture: the new convention centre for Zürich | 168 | ||
Fiscal sustainability of Medicare | 173 | ||
References | 178 | ||
Index | 181 |