Submit an Update to the International Public Sector Financial Accountability Index

Submit an Update to the International Public Sector Financial Accountability Index
The purpose of the Index is to provide a picture of the current state of public sector financial reporting globally, and plans for future reforms. It covers the following aspects of the arrangements in each jurisdiction:
- Current financial reporting basis and the financial reporting standards used in the financial statements
- Financial reporting reforms plans for 2030.
The current Index focus is on Federal/Central Government in your jurisdiction.
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Current Financial Statements Details
Please enter the reporting year covered by the most recently published financial statements which you are providing information on in this form.
Which financial reporting basis was applied in preparing the financial statements/reports for the Federal/Central Government for the most recently completed financial year?
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Cash Basis: Transactions are recognized in the financial reports only when the associated cash is received or paid.
Partial Accrual Basis: Some transactions are recognized in the financial reports using the cash basis, and some transactions are recognized under the accrual basis.
Accrual Basis: Transactions are recognized in the financial reports when underlying economic event occurs, irrespective of when cash is received or paid. Assets and liabilities are reported in a balance sheet.
What financial reporting standards were applied in preparing the financial statements/reports for the Federal/Central Government for the most recently completed financial year?
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Cash Basis IPSAS Standard: Financial Reporting under the Cash Basis of Accounting as published by the IPSASB.
IPSAS Accounting Standards with no modifications: Accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards and published in the IPSASB’s Handbook of International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board Pronouncements.
IPSAS Accounting Standards modified for the local context: Accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards modified by the addition or deletion of material to reflect jurisdictional legal and regulatory requirements; other requirements or guidance that are not inconsistent with the current requirements or guidance in IPSAS Accounting Standards; the elimination of options (alternatives) provided for in IPSAS Accounting Standards; the elimination of requirements or guidance, the application of which is not permitted by national law or regulation; the amendment of requirements or guidance to be consistent with law or regulation.
National standards with reference to IPSAS Accounting Standards: Any other standards developed by the National Standard Setter that use the accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards as a reference point.
National standards based on IFRS Accounting Standards: Defined in the same way as any of the above three classifications for IPSAS Accounting Standards.
National standards/Other: Any other accrual or partial accrual standards developed by the National Standard Setter
Please upload your most recently published financial statements/reports which you are providing information.

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2030 Anticipated Financial Statements Details
Which financial reporting basis do you expect to be applied in preparing the financial statements/reports for the Federal/Central Government for the financial reporting period which ends during or at the end of the year 2030?
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Cash Basis: Transactions are recognized in the financial reports only when the associated cash is received or paid.
Partial Accrual Basis: Some transactions are recognized in the financial reports using the cash basis, and some transactions are recognized under the accrual basis.
Accrual Basis: Transactions are recognized in the financial reports when underlying economic event occurs, irrespective of when cash is received or paid. Assets and liabilities are reported in a balance sheet.
What financial reporting standards do you expect to be applied in preparing the financial statements/reports for the financial reporting period which ends during or at the end of 2030?
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Cash Basis IPSAS Standard: Financial Reporting under the Cash Basis of Accounting as published by the IPSASB.
IPSAS Accounting Standards with no modifications: Accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards and published in the IPSASB’s Handbook of International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board Pronouncements.
IPSAS Accounting Standards modified for the local context: Accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards modified by the addition or deletion of material to reflect jurisdictional legal and regulatory requirements; other requirements or guidance that are not inconsistent with the current requirements or guidance in IPSAS Accounting Standards; the elimination of options (alternatives) provided for in IPSAS Accounting Standards; the elimination of requirements or guidance, the application of which is not permitted by national law or regulation; the amendment of requirements or guidance to be consistent with law or regulation.
National standards with reference to IPSAS Accounting Standards: Any other standards developed by the National Standard Setter that use the accrual basis IPSAS Accounting Standards as a reference point.
National standards based on IFRS Accounting Standards: Defined in the same way as any of the above three classifications for IPSAS Accounting Standards.
National standards/Other: Any other accrual or partial accrual standards developed by the National Standard Setter
Please upload transition plans, announcements or other information about the implementation of new standards or accounting reforms, if this is available.

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