Department of Administration : Report On Examination of Financial Statements 1981
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3. Statements of Changes in Financial Position for enterprise, internal service, pension, and non-expendable trust funds are not presented. The inclusion of a Statement of Changes in Financial Position, including depreciation, is required to present fairly the results of operations of these funds. 4. Footnotes to the financial statements should include additional information about 1) leases, 2) the market value of investments and 3) long-term debt. 17 The report presents some items as accruals ...which are not truly liabilities of the state. The accounting system should show these as encumbrances. For example, state accounting policies allow accruing purchase orders and service contracts at year-end as liabilities, recognizing the expense. This does not comply with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The accounting system should provide a method of charging encum- brances and reporting the offsetting reserve to allow them to be carried forward to the following year. For our audit year, the accounting system did not report fixed assets.
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