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Policy paper: Government financial reporting review: Best practice examples from 2018-19

Hm Treasury

September 27
12:29 2024

The Treasury has carried out a major review of government financial reporting in response to the Accounting for democracy reports published in 2017 and 2018 by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, and to review progress since the 2014 Simplifying and streamlining consultation. The review has 3 overall aims:

  1. To clearly state the purposes of government financial reporting.
  2. To review and better explain the current practices for government financial reporting.
  3. To take steps to improve government financial reporting.

This report presents the findings of the review. It combines statements of principle, best practice examples to support departments looking to improve their reporting, and actions for the Treasury. Annex A gives the governments response to the detailed recommendations made in Accounting for democracy.

This page now includes a collection of best practices examples identified as part of HM Treasurys regular review of accounts.

Updates to this page

Published 3 April 2019
Last updated 27 September 2024 +show all updates
  1. As recommended by the Review, the Financial Landscape Map has been added.

  2. Updated with 'Government financial reporting review: best practice examples from 2018-19'.

  3. First published.

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