It created a new organizational structure for financial management, it encouraged the development of new and compatible accounting systems, and it required new forms of reporting.
Pursuant to the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990, a deputy director for management was established within the OMB to coordinate financial management functions with the various federal agencies
the Federal Financial Management Act of 1994 extended the scope of the CFO Act by requiring agency-wide financial statements and a consolidated government-wide financial statement
the designation of CFOs and deputy CFOs for fourteen cabinet departments and eight major agencies of the executive branch
The responsibilities of certifying officers are specified in the "Certifying Officers Guide," which outlines their duties and the procedures for certifying payments and obligations. This guide ensures compliance with federal regulations and provides clarity on the certifying officer's role in the financial management process. Additionally, these responsibilities may also be detailed in relevant agency policies and federal financial management regulations.
Yes, federal law requires the Department of Defense (DoD) to use certifying officers as part of its financial management and accountability framework. The requirement is established under the Antideficiency Act and related regulations, which mandate that certifying officers ensure the legality and appropriateness of obligations and expenditures. Their role is crucial in preventing unauthorized spending and maintaining the integrity of the DoD's financial operations.
GFEBS, or the General Fund Enterprise Business System, was implemented to fulfill requirements mandated by the Federal Financial Management Improvement Act (FFMIA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) financial management reform initiatives. It aims to provide a comprehensive financial management solution that enhances accountability, transparency, and efficiency in the management of federal funds. GFEBS integrates various financial processes, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and improving the accuracy of financial reporting within the Army.
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under the control of the deputy director for management. A controller, who functions primarily in the area of financial management, heads this office and serves as principal adviser to the deputy director
GFEBs Funds Management, or the General Fund Enterprise Business System, is a financial management system used by the U.S. federal government to streamline and enhance the management of government funds. It integrates various financial processes, including budgeting, accounting, and reporting, to provide a comprehensive view of federal financial activities. The system aims to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability in managing taxpayer dollars across government agencies.
Federal Financial Supervisory Authority was created in 2002.
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