Public Financial Management Regulations 2019

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This set of flashcards covers key terms and definitions related to the Public Financial Management Regulations of 2019.

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Accounting Officers

Individuals provided by the Controller and Accountant-General to manage the receipt, custody, disbursement, and reporting of public funds in covered entities.

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Fiscal Strategy Document

A document that outlines the government's fiscal policies and objectives, including estimates of revenue, expenditure, and financing.

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Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information System

A computerized system used for managing public finances, including budget preparation, execution, and financial reporting.

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Cash Buffer

Minimum cash reserves maintained to meet unexpected increases in cash requirements.

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Treasury Single Account

A unified bank account structure that consolidates all government cash resources for better liquidity management.

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Public Financial Management

The processes, rules, and regulations governing the mobilization, allocation, and management of government funds.

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Internal Audit Unit

A unit within a covered entity responsible for conducting internal audits to ensure compliance and proper management of funds.

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Performance Compact

An agreement outlining the financial targets and operational indicators set for a public corporation or state-owned enterprise for the financial year.

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Publication of Annual Reports

The requirement for covered entities to publish annual financial statements and performance reports within a specified time frame.

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Virement

The transfer of funds from one budget line to another within the approved budget, subject to certain conditions.