Mehrdad Jabary; Abbas pooraghajan; mohammad mehdi abbasian
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Subject and Purpose of the Article: According to the users of financial reporting of financial statements in the public sector and their information needs, the present study has examined the generalizability of the three main parts of the cash flow statement in the private sector to the reporting units ...
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Subject and Purpose of the Article: According to the users of financial reporting of financial statements in the public sector and their information needs, the present study has examined the generalizability of the three main parts of the cash flow statement in the private sector to the reporting units of the public sector.Research Method: The statistical population of this study was financial controllers of executive agencies and their deputies and university professors who were selected by regular sampling of the relevant sample. Data were collected through a library study and field surveys, through a questionnaire in the form of 17 questions (items), data related to the three research hypotheses and the research hypotheses were tested using statistical tests.Research Findings: The results show that from the respondents' point of view, the three main categories (operational sector, investment and financing) of the private sector cash flow statement can also be used and generalized for public sector reporting units.Conclusion, Originality and its Contribution to the Knowledge: According to the results, the main classes of cash flow statements according to national standards can be generalized to public sector reporting units, which can be used by the competent authorities in developing the relevant standard in the public sector.
sasan mehrani; seed rahmat allah akrami; hadi khoda bakhshi; mehrdad jabbari
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Monitoring the outputs is mainly considered in performance based budgeting. This study seeks to explain the position and the role of in payments performance based budgeting. Data is collected by interview about financial monitoring, comparative studies, international standards and guidelines. In other ...
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Monitoring the outputs is mainly considered in performance based budgeting. This study seeks to explain the position and the role of in payments performance based budgeting. Data is collected by interview about financial monitoring, comparative studies, international standards and guidelines. In other words, this study investigates and explains how comptrollers do financial monitoring in performance based budgeting. Moreover, it recognizes legal and structural deficiencies for development of financial monitoring effectiveness by comptrollers in ministry of economic affairs and finance. Population includes comptrollers: State Audit Office Accountants, Authorities Detection Authorities, managers of ministry of economic affairs and finance, auditors of government accountability office, and inspectors of inspection organization. The scope of this study is all of executive organizations concerning on 219 section of fifth national development plan that use whole country budget. The results related to 4 indexes (structure, regulations, financial monitoring and governmental management) show that the roles of comptrollers should be changed with new budgeting system appropriately.
