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statements covering all of its myriad activities and to subject those financial
statementsto an audit. I am confident that in future years, as the data used to
prepare these financial ... financialstatements continue to improve, these financial statements
will prove to be an important management tool for policy-makers and the public.
The publication of these audited financialstatements ... pleased topresent the fiscal year 1997 Consolidated Financial Statements
of the United States Government — a truly historic undertaking. Never before has
the United States Government attempted to...
... our
responsibility to audit the government’s consolidated financial statements. We look
forward to continuing to work with these officials to achieve the CFO Act’s
financial management reform goals.
James F. ... Ad-
ministration to achieve these objectives,
agencies must improve the quality of
their financial information.
Reflecting the further progress that
is needed to produce reliable financial
statements, auditors ... history, the U.S. Govern-
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audit consolidated financial statements
covering all its vast and complex pro-
grams and activities.
The 24 agencies sub-
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... consolidated financialstatements is consistent with
agency financial statements. Treasury relies on agencies to submit data needed to prepare
the federal government’s consolidated financial statements. ... account
balances. However, several agencies were unable to provide assurance that amounts
submitted to Treasury agreed with their agency financial statements. In addition, many
agencies needed to make ... subsequent adjustments to their submissions in an
effort to properly classify amounts in the consolidated financial statements. We found
further misstatements, which Treasury corrected, totalling several...
... these financial statements.
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