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Guidance: Whole of Government Accounts 2023 to 2024: guidance for preparers

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September 26
09:49 2024
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This page contains detailed guidance for local authorities, central government bodies and public corporations in England and Devolved Administrations who are required to complete Whole of Government Accounts returns.

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Published 17 June 2024
Last updated 26 September 2024 +show all updates

  1. User Guidance documents updated with new instructions for all WGA entities on running Audit reports.

  2. Annex - Written Guidance updated with worked examples to help entities resolve validation errors.

  3. Documentation Mapping Tools for Central and Local Governments updated with versions relating to the 2023-24 Data Collection Cycle.

  4. Minor updates to wording in two attachments to reflect 2023-24 terminology.

  5. Forms removed as they no longer apply to 2023-24 Data Collection cycle.

  6. Two documents updated (WGA DCT Documentation Mapping Tool: Local Government, WGA DCT Documentation Mapping Tool: Central Government) with updated versions relating to the 2023-24 Data Collection Cycle.

  7. SCOA codes 87210001 - 87210012 have been updated on WGA 2023-24 List of Standard Chart of Accounts (SCOA) codes.

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