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SAP Plant Maintenance is a module in SAP ERP that automates facility repair and maintenance processes. It records maintenance requests, plans labor and materials, tracks costs, and settles costs. Plant Maintenance manages key processes like preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, refurbishing spare parts, and work clearance management to ensure optimal equipment operation. The module uses objects like functional locations, equipment, and bills of materials to represent the technical infrastructure and plan maintenance work.
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2. Financial Reporting Manual Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction 1.1
1.1 Purpose of the Manual 1.3
1.2 Structure of the Manual 1.4
1.3 Reader Guidance 1.5
1.4 Authority, Applicability, Distribution and Maintenance of the Manual 1.6
1.5 Abbreviations 1.7
2 Accounting Reports 2.1
2.1 Monthly Accounts Consolidation Pack 2.3
2.2 Consolidated Monthly Accounts (CMA) / Consolidated Quarterly Accounts (CQA) 2.6
2.3 Specimen format 1 : Summary Schedule (CF) / Division - Department Schedule (CF) 2.10
2.4 Specimen format 2 : Public Account Summary Schedule 2.12
2.5 Specimen format 3 : Statements of Cash Flows 2.13
2.6 Specimen format 4 : Grant Expenditure Analysis 2.15
2.7 Specimen format 5 : Programs Report 2.16
3 Financial Statements of the Federation, Provinces and the Republic 3.1
3.1 Introduction 3.3
3.2 Summary Financial Statements 3.4
3.3 Statement of Assets and Liabilities 3.7
3.4 Statement of Revenues and Expenditures by Function 3.8
3.5 Statement of Cash Flows 3.9
3.6 Analysis of Surplus/ Deficit 3.11
3.7 Notes to the Financial Statements 3.12
3.8 Analysis of Revenues by Divisions / Departments 3.17
3.9 Summary of Appropriation Accounts by Grants and Appropriations 3.18
3.10 Appropriation Accounts by Economic Function and Departments / Divisions 3.19
3.11 Appropriation Accounts by Grant 3.20
3.12 General Comments 3.21
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4 Financial Control Reports 4.1
4.1 Revenue Confirmation Statement 4.3
4.2 Disbursement Confirmation Statement 4.4
4.3 Division/Department Statement 4.5
4.4 Exchange And Settlement Control Account 4.6
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Table of Contents
1.1 Purpose of the Manual 1.3
1.2 Structure of the Manual 1.4
1.3 Reader Guidance 1.5
1.4 Authority, Applicability, Distribution and Maintenance of the Manual 1.6
1.4.1 Authority 1.6
1.4.2 Effective date 1.6
1.4.3 Compliance 1.6
1.4.4 Distribution, maintenance and update of this Manual 1.6
1.4.5 Overview
1.4.6 Information flow process 1.6a
1.4.6.a Summary of Reports 1.6a1
1.5 Abbreviations used in this document : 1.7
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1.1 Purpose of the Manual
1.1.1.1 The purpose of the Manual is to set out the financial reporting structure for the Federal and Provincial Government.
1.1.1.2 This Manual contains the outline design of financial reports and detailed reporting framework.
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1.2 Structure of the Manual
1.2.1.1 The Manual is structured according to the major classes of reporting by the Government.
1.2.1.2 The organisation of the chapters and sections within the Manual is shown in the Table of Contents at the front of this Manual.
1.2.1.3 The first chapter provides an introduction to the financial reporting framework.
1.2.1.4 Chapters 2 and 3 cover the design, structure and framework for accounting reports necessary to convey accounting information from
the detailed transaction level to the financial statements, including the presentation and design of the Financial Statements.
1.2.1.5 Chapter 4 covers those reports that serve essentially as control tools and are referred to in this Manual as financial control reports.
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1.3 Reader Guidance
1.3.1.1 There are five levels of headings in this Manual:
• level 1 - chapter
• level 2 - section
• level 3 - sub section
• level 4 - direction
• level 5 - bullet point.
1.3.1.2 The organisation of the sections and sub sections within each chapter is shown in the Table of Contents at the front of each chapter.
1.3.1.3 The layout of each page in this Manual is standardised. The title of the Manual and the name of the chapter are displayed in the top left
and right corners of each page respectively. The footer for each page contains the issue date, page number and file reference.
1.3.1.4 A list of abbreviations of terms commonly used in this Manual is included for reference purposes.
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1.4 Authority, Applicability, Distribution and Maintenance of the Manual
1.4.1 Authority
1.4.1.1 This Manual is issued under the authority of the Auditor General of Pakistan, in accordance with Pakistan (Audit and Accounts) order
1973.
1.4.2 Effective date
1.4.2.1 The effective date for application of this Manual is the date of issue of the Manual by the Auditor General.
1.4.3 Compliance
1.4.3.1 Compliance with this Manual is mandatory for entities assigned with reporting responsibilities in this Manual.
1.4.4 Distribution, maintenance and update of this Manual
1.4.4.1 The Auditor General of Pakistan is responsible for:
• initial issue of the Manual to all responsible entities
• maintenance and update of this Manual, including distribution of any updates or amendments to all responsible entities.
1.4.5 Overview
1.4.5.1 Refer section 2.2. of the Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual for an overview of the organisational structure and reporting
lines.
1.4.5.2 See 1.4.6 for a graphic display of the information flow process and 1.4.6.a for a summary of all reports discussedin the FRM.
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1.4.6 "Information flow process"
Produce Consolidated Financial Statements of the Republic
PAC
President / Governors Finance Division / Dept.. Auditor General Fed. / Prov. Assembly
Financial Statements - AGs / AGPR
Include Appropriation Accounts as an
integral part of the same Financial
Statements
General
Purpose
Financial
Statements
Consolidated Quarterly Accounts
(CQA) - AGs / AGPR
Primary
Financial
Reports
Consolidated Monthly Accounts (CMA) -
AGs / AGPR (including its own transaction)
Primary
Financial
Reports
Monthly Accounts Pack -
DAOs (to be produced separately
for Provincial / Federal Govt.)
External reports from EAD, Projects
and Divisions
General Ledger Division / Department records, EAD database
Monthly Accounts Pack
SAEs
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1.4.6.a : Summary of Reports
Report Page reference Components Section reference Responsibility Due date
1.Monthly Accounts
Consolidation Pack 2.3
Summary Schedule -
Consolidated Fund
Division / Department
Schedule -
Consolidated Fund
Public Account
Summary Schedule
Statement of Cash
Flows
Grant Expenditure
Analysis
Programs Report
2.1.6.2 and 2.3
2.1.6.2 and 2.3
2.1.6.5 and 2.4
2.1.6.6 and 2.5
2.6
2.7
DAO / SAE / AG /
AGPR
7th
of each month
2. Consolidated
Monthly Accounts
(CMA) 2.2 Components as
above
Additional
components include:
Project Expenditure
Statement
(as above)
2.2.6
AG/AGPR 15th
of each month
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Statement of Fixed
Assets
2.2.7
Report Page reference Components Section reference Responsibility Due date
Consolidated
Monthly Accounts
(contd.) (see above) Revenues Analysis
Debt Report
Losses Report
2.2.8
2.2.9
2.2.10
(see above)
3. Consolidated
Quarterly Accounts
(CQA) (see above) (see above) (see above) AG/AGPR 20th
of the month
following the end of
each quarter
4. Financial
Statements of the
Federation, Provinces
and the Republic
3.4 (see section 3.2) 3.2 (see section 3.2) (see section 3.2)
5. Revenue
Confirmation
Statement 4.3 Not applicable 4.1 DAO/AG/AGPR 5th
of each month
6. Disbursement
Confirmation
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Statement 4.4 Not applicable 4.2 DAO 5th
of each month
7. Division /
Department
Statement
4.5 Not applicable 4.3 AG/AGPR 5th
of each month
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1.5 Abbreviations used in this document :
• AGP Auditor General of Pakistan
• AGPR Accountant General Pakistan Revenue
• AG Accountants General - Provinces
• APPM Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual
• CBR Central Board of Revenue
• CG Comptroller General
• FCF/CF Federal Consolidated Fund / Consolidated Fund
• GAAP Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
• GOE Government Owned Entities
• CMA Consolidated Monthly Accounts
• CQA Consolidated Quarterly Accounts
• DAO District Accounts Office / Officer
• DDO Drawing and Disbursing Officer
• EAD Economic Affairs Division
• MAP Manual of Accounting Principles
• MOF Ministry of Finance
• PAO Principal Accounting Officer
• PAD Pakistan Audit Department
• PSDP Public Service Development Program
• SE Self Accounting Entities
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• SBP State Bank ofPakistan
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Table of Contents
2.1 Monthly Accounts Pack 2.4
2.1.1 Responsibility 2.4
2.1.2 Information source 2.4
2.1.3 Key user and distribution 2.4
2.1.4 Action of key users 2.4
2.1.5 Reporting deadline 2.5
2.1.6 Description 2.5
2.1.7 Authority / Approval 2.6
2.2 Consolidated Monthly Accounts (CMA) / Consolidated Quarterly Accounts (CQA) 2.7
2.2.1 Responsibility 2.7
2.2.2 Key users and distribution 2.7
2.2.3 Action of key users 2.6
2.2.4 Reporting deadline 2.7
2.2.5 Description 2.8
2.2.6 Project Expenditure Statement 2.8
2.2.7 Statement of Fixed Assets 2.9
2.2.8 Revenues Analysis 2.9
2.2.9 Debt Report 2.10
2.2.10 Losses Report 2.9
2.2.11 Authority / approval 2.11
2.3 Specimen format 1 : Summary Schedule (CF) / Division/Department Schedule (CF) 2.11
2.4 Specimen format 2 : Public Account Summary Schedule 2.14
2.5 Specimen format 3 : Statements of Cash Flows 2.15
2.6 Specimen format 4 : Grant Expenditure Analysis 2.17
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2.1 Monthly Accounts Pack
2.1.1 Responsibility
2.1.1.1 All DAO’s, SE’s and the AG’s/AGPR (for their own transaction) will be responsible for producing the Monthly Accounts Pack.
2.1.2 Information source
2.1.2.1 All information for the monthly accounts would be available from the General Ledger and other primary sources, whichcontain
accounting data and transaction level details.
2.1.3 Key user and distribution
2.1.3.1 The key users of the monthly accounts are the Provincial AG’s and the AGPR.
2.1.4 Action of key users
2.1.4.1 Produce Consolidated Monthly and Consolidated Quarterly Accounts.
2.1.4.2 Prepare Cash Flow Statement on a consolidated Federal / Provincial basis and reconcile with the State Bank of Pakistan’s reported
balances for the Federal / Provincial Government.
2.1.4.3 Obtain sign off on the Division / Department Statement by each concerned DDO. The sign off should be obtained in eachcase on or
before the 7th of each month (refer section 4.3).
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2.1.4.4 Ensure that any differences identified through the Division / Department Statement sign off process are either resolved with the
concerned Division / Department or appropriately disclosed in the Accounts. Where such differences are material, the disclosure shall
include the amount and nature of the disagreement and the reporting period to which it relates. Similar disclosure will be required for
differences identified in confirmation between the CBR and the DAO/AG/AGPR (see section 4.3 on Control Reports).
2.1.5 Reporting deadline
2.1.5.1 The monthly accounts should be submitted with key users before the 7th of each month, for each preceding month.
2.1.6 Description
2.1.6.1 Components of the Monthly Accounts Pack :
• Revenue and Expenditure Statement- Consolidated Funds (specimen format 1)
• Division / Department Schedule - Consolidated Funds (specimen format 1)
• Public Account Summary Schedule (specimen format 2)
• Statements of Cash Flows (specimen format 3)
• Grant Expenditure Analysis (specimen format 4)
• Programs Report (specimen format 5).
2.1.6.2 The monthly accounts will present “Summary Schedules” for both Consolidated Fund and Public Accounts separately, supported by
“Division / Department Schedules" for each Division / Department within the Consolidated Fund section (the “Summary and Division
Schedules” in the CF section will be in identical format). Revenues, other receipts, “Expenditure met from revenue and expenditure met
from capital” and other disbursements for each Division/ Department will be analysed to the Major object level for expenditure and
Minor Object for receipts and will be compared to budget. Commitments will be disclosed as a separate line item under total costs by
each Division / Department (this process will effectively assign commitments to each Division/ Department).
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2.1.6.3 The budget figures will be the aggregate budget at the disposal of the Division / Department (i.e. total of all grants available to DDO’s
within that District, or Division/Department in the case of SE’s) and will be prorated to reflect the activity profile in the case of revenue
expenditure. The figures will not be further analysed to each separate grant (grant wise analysis will be possible through the "Grant -
Expenditure Analysis" Statement in the Consolidated Accounts).
2.1.6.4 The Consolidated Fund section will briefly disclose the amount and reasons for any "material" balances not reconciled with revenue
collecting and expending Divisions / Departments (see specimen format 1).
2.1.6.5 There will be a separate section for Public Account heads divided into separate sub sections for Deposits and Trust Accounts. The
main reporting document with regards to Public Account reporting is the “Public Account Summary Schedule”. For each Major
account head there will be a movementanalysis in this Schedule. Brief "one line" descriptions will be provided on the basic constitution of
each account to provide users with an understanding of the mechanics of Public Account transactions in order to enhance the
informational value of these accounts (see specimen format 2)).
2.1.6.6 In the Cash Flow Statement, periodic cash flows are analysed by type of activity. This statement will be consolidated on a
Government level in the CMA / CQA. The specimen formats for “Grant Expenditure Analysis” and the “Programs Report” are self
explanatory (refer sections 2.6 and 2.7 of this Manual).
2.1.6.7 These statements will be included in appendices :
• Grant Expenditure Analysis (see specimen format 4)
• Programs / Function Report (see specimen format 5).
2.1.7 Authority / Approval
2.1.7.1 The monthly accounts will be approved (signed) by the District Accounts Officer in the case of DAO’s, the Chief Accounts Officer in
the case of SE’s and the Deputy / Additional Accountants General for accounts produced by the AG’s / AGPR.
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2.2 Consolidated Monthly Accounts (CMA) / Consolidated Quarterly Accounts (CQA)
2.2.1 Responsibility
2.2.1.1 The AG’s / AGPR will be responsible for consolidating the monthly accounts received from the SE’s, DAO’s and those produced
internally by the AG’s / AGPR. The consolidated version of the monthly accounts will be the "Consolidated Monthly accounts".
2.2.1.2 For every Quarter, the AG’s / AGPR will produce additional accounts aggregating accounting information by quarters and including
additional information as specified in this section. These accounts will be produced from quarterly consolidation of the routine monthly
reporting.
2.2.2 Key users and distribution
2.2.2.1 The following will be provided copies of the Consolidated Monthly and Consolidated Quarterly Accounts :
• Auditor General of Pakistan.
• Ministry of Finance, Departments of Finance and spending divisions/departments.
2.2.3 Objectives of CMA / CQA reporting
2.2.3.1 The key objective of these accounts is to provide the Ministry / Departments of Finance with comprehensive information on a routine,
timely basis to facilitate financial management and control.
2.2.4 Reporting deadlines
2.2.4.1 The CMA will be submitted with the key users before the 15th of each month and the CQA before the 20th of each quarter.
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2.2.5 Description
2.2.5.1 The CMA / CQA are intended to enable Division/ Departmental accounts received from each District and SE’s to be consolidated on
a province / Federal level (this will be necessary since each District will report only that segment of a Division/ Department that operates
within that District).
2.2.5.2 In addition to the components contained within the Monthly Accounts (see 2.1.6.1), both the CQA and CMA will additionally include
(in Appendices):
• Project Expenditure Statement
• Statement of Fixed Assets
• Revenues Analysis
• Debt Report
• Losses Report.
2.2.6 Project Expenditure Stateme nt
2.2.6.1 For those projects in progress at the reporting date and those completed during the reporting period, the following information will be
provided in the statement:
• brief description of the project
• life to date cost at the start of the reporting period
• costs during the period
• year to date costs at the reporting date
• budget for the project (including re-appropriations and supplementary budget) / budget for the reporting period
• all of the above information for the previous year, where applicable.
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2.2.6.2 The Project Expenditure Statement will be submitted by Project Management before the 7th
of each month. Following computerisation
this statement may be prepared by the AG / AGPR for inclusion in the CMA / CQA.
2.2.6.3 The AG / AGPR will prepare an overview of the PSDP indicating therein the cost overrun, time overrun, unapproved projects, un-
funded projects and completed projects etc. Refer to 10.4.6.7 of the Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual for details.
2.2.7 Statement of Fixed Assets
2.2.7.1 This statement will provide thefollowing details :
• "owner Division/Department"
• asset categories
• cost at beginning of the reporting period (for each category)
• additions during the reporting period (at cost)
• disposals during the period (at cost)
• cost at end of reporting period (for each category).
2.2.7.2 This statement will be based on information supplied by the Division / Departments on a specified form (from their "Fixed Assets
Registers" as set out in chapter 13 of APPM) before the 7th
of each month. The form supplied by the Division / Departments shall be
signed by the Principal Accounting Officer of each concerned Division / Department.
2.2.8 Revenues Analysis
2.2.8.1 This Analysis will provide information on actual revenue collections by Minor Object heads against forecasts for the period (forecasts
may need to be prorated, where meaningful), identifying the collecting Division / Department and on a year to date basis.
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2.2.8.2 This information will be generated from AG’s / AGPR’s own accounts as set out in chapter 5 of APPM.
2.2.9 Debt Report
2.2.9.1 This will provide an analysis of the national debt position at the end of each month. The following details will be included in this report:
• opening balances at the start of the reporting period for domestic debt (including floating debt) and foreign debt (at the Rupee and
foreign currency values)
• additions during the reporting period
• retirements during the reporting period
• realised foreign exchange gains / losses on retirements
• unrealised foreign exchange gains / losses on translation / re translation
• other adjustments (to be specified)
• closing balances in each category
• brief description, repayment terms, interest rates and purpose of loan for material items within each category.
2.2.9.2 The required information will be obtained from EAD / MOF on an AG / AGPR specified format (see section 1.3 of the Manual of
External Reporting Requirements) and as set out in chapter 11 of APPM, within 7 days after the end of each month. The information
supplied by the EAD / MOF shall be signed by an appropriate responsible Officer within EAD / MOF.
2.2.10 Losses Report
2.2.10.1 The Losses Report will identify the relevant Division / Department to which the loss relates, the gross amount of loss, amount of any
recoveries there against, net loss (this month and year to date)and comments on nature of loss (e.g. Theft, fire etc.) and status (e.g. final
amount of loss determined inquiry closed or legal action or inquiry / investigation being undertaken - final loss to be determined at a later
stage)Where the amount of loss cannot be determined accurately, an estimate will be provided. This report will be based on information
supplied by Divisions / Departments within 10 days after the end of each month.
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2.2.11 Authority / approval
2.2.11.1 The CMA and CQA will be approved by the Accountants General of each Province and the Accountant General Pakistan Revenue.
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2.3 Specimen format 1 : Summary Schedule (CF) / Division/Department Schedule (CF)
• Revenue and Expenditure Statement - Consolidated Funds (in Monthly Accounts Pack & CMA, CQA)
• Division/Department Schedules - Consolidated Funds ( in Monthly Accounts Pack & CMA, CQA)
CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR
Amount Budget Variance / % Amount Budget Variance / %
This month Year to date This month Year to date
Tax revenue
Major object heads
e.g. Direct taxes
Minor object heads “This Quarter” in the case of CQA
e.g. Taxes on income
Total direct taxes
Refunds
Total tax revenue (A)
Non Tax receipts
Major object heads
e.g. Income from property
Minor object heads Budget figures will be prorated to reflect the activity
e.g. Profits
Total income from property
Refunds
Total non tax receipts (B)
Total revenues (A+B)
“Expenditure met from revenue”
Current
Development
Major object heads
e.g. Operating expenses
Total “Expenditure met from revenue” (C )
“Expenditure met from capital”
Current
Development
Major object heads
e.g. Physical assets
Total “Expenditure met from capital” (D)
Total expenditure (C+D)
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Budget and variance columns will be completed only by SE
's in the Monthly Accounts and by AG / AGPR in the CMA / CQA.
Budget figures will be prorated on the basis of activity profile for each Division / Department which may be obtained from the MOF
at the start of each financial year.
…Contd.
CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR
Balance Budget Variance/ % Balance Budget Variance %
This month Year to date This month Year to date
SURPLUS / DEFICIT (E) = (A+B) - (C+D)
Capital receipts
Major object heads
e.g. Public debt
Minor object heads
e.g. Domestic debt
Total public debt
Total capital receipts (F)
NET SURPLUS / DEFICIT (E + F)
NOTE ON COMMITMENTS
Total commitments outstanding as at --------- amounted to Rs.-------------.
Rs.------ as reported in these accounts under the --------head is subject to dispute, as discussed below, by the -----------Division/Department. This matter is under review by the
Office of the Auditor General and any adjustments that may be necessary will be reflected in subsequent accounts.
Borrowings from the Public Account at the reporting date amounted to : Rs.---------------.
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2.4 Specimen format 2 : Public Account Summary Schedule
2.4.1.1 The Public Account Summary Schedule will be produced for every “Special Deposit” and “Trust” Major head of account.
This Month
Balance (opening) Major head Payments Receipts Net movement Balance (closing) Comments
xxxxx e.g. Invest. Dep. xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxx Constitutes
Govt. saving
schemes.
Xxxx
Brief comment on constitution of account
Amounts transferred to the Consolidated Funds at the reporting date amounted to Rs.---------------. These amounts are receivables
to the Public Accounts and liabilities to the Consolidated Fund.
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2.5 Specimen format 3 : Statements of Cash Flows
2.5.1.1 This statement will be presented in the same format at every level of reporting (i.e. in the MA, CMA, CQAand in the Financial
Statements).
Current year Prior year
Total Total
1 Statement of Cash Flows - Consolidated Funds
Operating cash flows
Taxes and other revenues This month / quarter and progressive
Revenue expenditure(other than interest repayments) This month / quarter and progressive
Net cash from operations
Investing and financing cash flows
External debt
Domestic debt
Floating debt
Debt repayment
Interest repayments
“Expenditure met from capital” (other than debt repayment)
Net cash from investing and financing activities
Cash flows from other activities
Other receipts
Other expenditure
Net cash from other activities
Net increase / decrease in cash held
Add : cash at beginning
Cash at end of month / quarter as per AG / AGPR
Add / less : reconciling items
Cash at end of month / quarter as per the State Bank of Pakistan
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Current year Prior
Total Total
2 Statement of Cash Flows- Public Account
Public Account Deposits
for each major category of deposits:
• cash received during the reporting period This month / quarter and progressive This month / quarter and progressive
• cash paid during the reporting period
• net cash deposited / withdrawn (A)
Public Account Trust Funds
for each trust account
• cash received during the reporting period
• cash paid during the period
• net increase / decrease in cash (B)
Net increase / decrease in cash (A+B)
add: Balance opening
Balance closing as per AG / AGPR
Add / less : reconciling items
Balance as per the State Bank of Pakistan
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2.6 Specimen format 4 : Grant Expenditure Analysis
Information needs will drive the level to which grant information may be captured.
GRANT.
DEVELOPMENT / CURRENT
DDO No.
DISTRICT
ECONOMIC FUNCTION In a manual system, this statement effectively allows the AG/AGPR to establish an accounting database, which allows the AG/AGPR to organise
MINOR FUNCTION accounting information under any of the specified Chart of Account elements
DETAILEDFUNCTION
DIVISION/DEPARTMENT
Major object Current year Prior year
Grant Actual expenditure Balance Grant Actual expenditure Balance
This month to date This month to date
1 2 3 (1-3)
e.g. Employee related XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX
expenses
“This Quarter” in CQA
Note: Statement of losses due to defalcation, fraud and negligence.
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2.7 Specimen format 5 : Programs Report
CURRENT PRIOR
Program Title Actual expenditure - Budget Variance Actual expenditure Budget Variance
this month year to date this month year to date
e.g. Education uplift xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx
“This quarter” in the CQA
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Federation, Provinces and the
Republic
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Table of Contents
3.1 introduction 3.3
3.2 Summary - Financial Statements 3.4
3.3 Statement of Assets and Liabilities 3.7
3.4 Statement of Revenues and Expenditures 3.8
3.5 Statement of Cash Flows 3.9
3.6 Analysis of Surplus / Deficit 3.11
3.7 Notes to the Financial Statements 3.12
3.8 Analysis of Revenues by Divisions/Departments 3.17
3.9 Summary Of Appropriation Accounts By Grants And Appropriations 3.18
3.10 Appropriation Accounts By Economic Functions and Departments / Divisions 3.19
3.11 Appropriation Accounts By Grant 3.20
3.12 General comments 3.21
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3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 General
3.1.1.1 This section sets out the structure, presentation and overall framework of the Governments’ Financial Statements.
3.1.1.2 The section is preceded by a Summary, which defines each of the Financial Statements and outlines the key components,
responsibilities, deadlines and users of those Financial Statements.
3.1.1.3 Following the Summary is the specimen Financial Statements.
3.1.1.4 The Financial Statement formats are intended to be self explanatory and hence extensive commentaries have not been provided in this
Section.
3.1.1.5 Each of the Provincial and Federal Governments will be required to produce their half yearly and annual Financial Statements in the
same format and presentation structure.
3.1.1.6 The disclosure requirements with respect to half yearly and annual reporting in the Financial Statements are defined within the specimen
formats provided in this section.
3.1.2 Information sources
3.1.2.1 The Financial Statements can be produced on the basis of the Consolidated Quarterly Returns
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3.2 Summary -
Financial
Statements
Financial Statement
Title
Description Responsibility Deadline Key users
The Half Yearly Financial
Statements of the Federal
/ Provincial Government.
Abbreviated half yearly
financial statements of the
Provincial and Federal
Governments. These will
include:
• Statement of Assets
and Liabilities
(see 3.3)
• Statement of Revenues
and Expenditure (see
3.4)
• Statement of Cash
Flows (see 3.5)
• Notes to the Financial
Statements (see 3.7).
Produced by:
AG’s / AGPR.
February 20. The Departments /
Ministry of Finance.
The Annual Financial
Statements of the Federal
/ Provincial Governments.
Comprehensive financial
statements of the
Provincial and Federal
Governments.
Responsibility:
Auditor General
Produced by:
AG’s / AGPR.
To reach AGP before
August 20.
The President of the
Republic and Provincial
Governors / Departments /
Ministry of Finance / CG /
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Financial Statement title
Annual Financial Statements
(contd.)
Description
These comprise :
• Statement of Assets
and Liabilities
(see 3.3)
• Statement of
Revenues and
Expenditure (see 3.4
and 3.6)
• Statement of Cash
Flows (see 3.5)
• Notes to the Financial
Statements (see 3.7)
• Summary of
Appropriation
Accounts by Grants
and Appropriations
(see 3.9)
• Appropriation
Accounts by
Economic Functions
and Department /
Division
(see 3.10)
Responsibility Deadline
NA
Key users
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Financial Statement Title
Description
• Appropriation
Accounts by Grant
(see 3.11).
• Analysis of Revenues
by
Division/Department
(see 3.8)
Responsibility Deadline Key users
The Consolidated
Financial Statements of the
Republic.
Consolidated financial
statements of the
Republic. These comprise
all of the above
statements. Separate
disclosures shall be made
for each of the entities and
for the consolidated entity.
Auditor General. Issued before
October 30.
President of Pakistan /
Departments / Ministries /
Donors / Lenders, other
external and general users.
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3.3 Statement of Assets and Liabilities
Government of --------------------.
Statement of Assets and Liabilities Half yearly and annual
as at ------------------------
Note Current year Prior year
Baluchistan Punjab NWFP Sind Federal Total Total
Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
Fixed Assets 5
Investment
Current Assets
Cash 6
Loans & Advances 7
Others
TOTAL ASSETS
Long Term Liabilities
Debt
Government securities 8
Loans 9 The separate Federal and Provincial Government columns are applicable only in the Consolidated Financial Statements
Deposits and reserves 10
Total debt
Deferred liabilities 11
Current Liabilities 12
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Commitments 13 The figures for commitments will be disclosed in the notes to the Financial Statements on a memorandum basis.
No figures will be stated on the face of the “Statement of Assets and Liabilities”.
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3.4 Statement of Revenues and Expenditures By Function
Note Current year Prior year Note Current year Prior year
Revenues Governments Total Total Governments Total Total
Taxation 2 Programs
Non taxation 3
Total revenues e.g. Education Uplift
Mass Transit
Expenses by economic function Social Awareness
General public services Roads and Bridges etc.
Defence affairs and services
Public order and safety affairs
Education affairs and services
Health affairs and services
Social security and welfare
affairs and services
Housing and Community amenities
affairs and services
Recreation and cultural and religious
affairs and services
Fuel and energy affairs and services
Agricultural, forestry, fishing and
hunting affairs and services
Mining and mineral resources affairs
and services, other than fuels, Manufacturing
affairs and services,
and construction affairs and services
Transport and Communication affairs
and services
Other economic affairs and services
Others
Total expenditure 4
Surplus / deficit
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Programs should be prioritised on the basis of total allocation. Those programs, which are designated as “significant”, should be reported separately
whereas minor programs may be grouped together as “other programs” for the purposes of disclosure in this statement. Total expenditure for Programs
should equal total expenditure by economic function.
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3.5 Statement of Cash Flows
Note Current year Projected Variance Prior years Variance with
Governments Total Total (0 - 1) (0 - 2) (0 -3) Average Average of prior
Rs. Rs. Rs. years
1. Consolidated Funds
Operating cash flows
Taxes and other revenues
Revenue expenditure(other than interest repayments)
Net cash from operations
Investing and financing cash flows
External debt
Domestic debt
Floating debt
Debt repayment
Interest repayments
“Expenditure met from capital” (other than debt repayment)
Net cash from investing and financing activities
Cash flows from other activities
Other receipts
Other expenditure
Net cash from other activities
Net increase / decrease in cash held
Add : cash at beginning of year
Cash at end of year as per AG / AGPR (or at reporting date)
Add / less : reconciling items
Cash at end of year as per the State Bank of Pakistan (or at reporting date)
The columns “0-1”, “0-2”, and “0-3” represent present values of cash flows for “1”, “2” and “3” years prior to the reporting date. Present values
may be calculated using applicable rates of indexation.
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Note Current year Projected Variance Prior years Variance with
Governments Total Total (0 - 1) (0 - 2) (0 -3) Average Average of prior
Rs. Rs. Rs. years
Statement of Cash Flows - Contd.
2. Public Account
Public Account Deposits
for each major category of deposits:
• cash received during the year
• cash paid during the year
• net cash deposited (A)
Public Account Trust Funds
for each trust account
• cash received during the year
• cash paid during the year
• net increase / decrease in cash (B)
Net increase / decrease in cash (A+B)
Add: Balance opening
Balance closing as per AG / AGPR
Add / less : reconciling items
Balance as per the State Bank of Pakistan
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The columns “0-1”, “0-2”, and “0-3” represent present values of cash flows for “1”, “2” and “3” years prior to the reporting date. Present values
may be calculated using applicable rates of indexation.
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3.6 Statement of Revenues and Expenditures by Object
This analyses surplus / deficit by Object
Note Current year Prior year
Governments Total Total
Rs. Rs. Rs.
Tax revenue
-Tax revenue (major and minor object heads)
Non tax receipts
-Non tax receipts (major and minor object heads
Total revenues
Expenditure
“Expenditure met from revenue” (major object heads)
Total “Expenditure met from revenue”
“Expenditure met from capital” (major object heads)
Total “Expenditure met from capital”
Total expenditure
Surplus / deficit
Footnote disclosure : Total value of extra ordinary losses (after adjusting recoveries) was Rs.-------------. These losses are analysed as:
Losses by fire--------------------------------Rs.
Losses by theft and defalcation-------------
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3.7 Notes to the Financial Statements
Notes To And Forming Part Of The Financial Statements
1. General
1.1 Basis of accounting
These financial statements have been prepared on a modified cash basis of accounting.
1.2 Basis of measurement
All assets and liabilities are shown at their historical cash value.
1.3 Consolidation
The financial statements have been prepared by consolidating the accounts of all Centralised and Self Accounting Entities except ------------------
------------. Commercial entities owned or controlled by the Government prepare their own financial statements, whichare not included in these
financial statements.
1.4 Foreign monetary assets and liabilities
Foreign monetary assets and liabilities subject to forward exchange contracts are translated to Pak Rupees using the rate specified in the
contract. Other foreign monetary assets and liabilities are translated at the exchange rate prevailing at the reporting date. Exchange gains /
losses are recognised in equity.
1.5 Commitments
Commitments represent the value of expenditure for which a valid purchase order has been raised or a contract entered into but against which no
payment has been made prior to the reporting date. Commitments have been disclosed in the notes to the Financial Statements.
1.6 Rounding
All amounts in these financial statements have been rounded off to the nearest------------ Rupees.
Billion / Million
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2. Taxation
Current year Prior year
Direct taxes Rs. Rs.
Minor object heads
e.g. taxes on income
Indirect taxes
Minor object heads
e.g. Sales tax
3. Non taxation
Income from house property
Minor object heads
e.g. State trading schemes
Income from property and enterprise
Minor object heads
e.g. Dividends
Receipts from civil administration and other functions
Minor object heads
e.g. Law and order receipts
Miscellaneous receipts
Minor object heads
4. Expenditure
“Expenditure met from revenue” (major object heads)
Total “Expenditure met from revenue”
“Expenditure met from capital” (major object heads)
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Total “Expenditure met from capital”
Total expenditure
Current year Prior year
Rs. Rs.
5. Fixed Assets
Analyse into opening balance (of cost), additions, disposals and closing balance for each of the following group of assets.
Land and Buildings
Transport
Machinery and equipment These are the specimen chart of account groupings for
Furniture and fixtures “Purchase of physical Assets”.
Livestock
Diplomatic vehicles
Others
6. Cash
Cash with State Bank
Cash balances with Treasuries and remittances in transit
Amount
Rs.
6.1 Cash balance - Consolidated Funds---------------------------------
Cash balance - Public Account-----------------------------------------------
7. Loans and Advances
Account of Railways
Account of other departments
Accounts of other entities
Remittances
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Loans and advances
Miscellaneous accounts (except cash with State Bank,
in Treasuries and remittances in transit)
Current year Prior year
Rs. Rs.
8. Government Securities
Federal Investment Bonds/Treasury Bills
9. Loans
Loans - domestic
Loans - foreign
Floating loans
9.1 : Reconcile opening balance in this category with closing balance. Analyse into additions, retirements, other adjustments (specify). Also provide
brief description, purpose, lender, repayment terms and interest rate for material items within this category.
9.2 : Reconcile opening balance in this category with closing balance in Pak Rupees and Foreign Currency. Analyse into additions, retirements,
other adjustments (specify) and foreign exchange gains / losses. Also provide brief description, purpose, lender, repayment terms and interest
rate for material items within this category.
9.3 : Reconcile opening balance in this category with closing balance. Analyse into additions, retirements, other adjustments (specify). Also
provide brief description, purpose, lender, repayment terms and interest rate for material items within this category.
10. Deposits and reserves
(all special deposit and trust accounts as per CoA)
Relief funds
Development funds
Economic fund
Education and training fund
Fund for culture and heritage
Welfare fund
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Insurance fund
other funds
other deposit accounts
Other deposits and reserves
Current year Prior year
Rs. Rs.
11. Deferred liabilities
Provident fund
Benevolent fund
11.1 : Provide a brief description of these schemes.
12. Current liabilities
Current liabilities (details as per CoA)
13. Commitments
This represents the value of expenditure committed at the closing date against which payment has not been made in the current financial year.
Value of total commitments outstanding at the balance sheet date was Rs.--------------.
14. Residual equity
Opening balance
This year surplus/deficit
Closing balance
This represents the difference between assets and liabilities at the reporting date
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Examples include effect of foreign exchange
variations on foreign loans
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3.8 Analysis of Revenues by Divisions/Departments
Sort by descending order according to revenue targets
Division/Department Revenue estimates Actual revenues Variance Var %
XYZ Division
Minor heads of revenue
This should equal total revenues as per the “Statement of Revenues and Expenditures”
ABC Division
Minor heads of revenue
TOTALS XXXXXXXXX
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3.9 Summary Of Appropriation Accounts by Grants And Appropriations
GRANT NAME OF GRANT RECIPIENT FINAL GRANT/ ACTUAL EXCESS / SAVINGS RECOVERIES ADJUSTED AS
NO. DIV. / DEPT. APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURE REDUCTION OF EXPENSES
REVISED ACTUAL MORE/
ESTIM. EXPEN. LESS
VOTED
TOTAL
CHARGED
GRAND TOTAL
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3.10 Appropriation Accounts by Economic Functions and Departments / Divisions
Economic function Total appropriation Actual expenditure Excess / savings Variance / %
TOTAL
Division/Department Total appropriation Actual expenditure Excess / savings Variance / %
TOTAL
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3.11 Appropriation Accounts By Grant
Note: there will be a separate schedule of analysis for each grant.
(Separate sections for development and current grants)
GRANT
DEVELOPMENT / CURRENT
ECONOMIC FUNCTION
MINOR FUNCTION
DETAILEDFUNCTION
DIVISION/DEPARTMENT
DDO #
Major object Current year Prior year
Original Supplementary Final Actual Excess/savings * Final grant Actual expenditure Excess/savings *
Grant Grant Grant Expenditure
e.g. Employee related xxx xxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx yyyyyy yyyyyy yyyyy
expenses
*Comments on significant variances should be disclosed in footnotes along with losses and defalcations and comments on performance of the grant.
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3.12 General comments
3.12.1.1 Provincial / Federal entities own / control all assets and liabilities, wherever accounted for (in the Public account and Consolidated
Funds). No distinction has been made between assets and liabilities accounted for in separate funds.
3.12.1.2 Most Public Account accounts (except those representing specific deposits and funds) are essentially current accounts and hencemay
require reclassification from current asset to current liability groups, depending upon the net balance at the reporting date.
3.12.1.3 The accounts used in the specimen financial statements are for illustrative purposes only.
3.12.1.4 Consolidation procedures require that inter entity accounts (those accounts which record corresponding aspects of the same
transaction between two or more entities) are eliminated. However, preceding any such elimination, each entity will need to engage in a
reconciliation exercise at least three months before the reporting date. Accordingly AG / AGPR will need to establish a cut off date at
which all inter entity transactions are closed and reconciled between the Provincial and Federal Governments.
3.12.1.5 Other control reports have been discussed in the Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual.
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4.1 Revenue Confirmation Statement
4.1.1 Description
4.1.1.1 The DAO’s / AG’s / AGPR will produce this statement on a monthly basis for agreement with CBR. This will include the date and
number of each receipt and amount credited under each respective minor head of revenue. The confirmation statement will be signed off
by the respective DAO / AG / AGPR and the PAO - CBR.
4.1.2 Deadlines
4.1.2.1 To be delivered to CBR within 5 days after the end of each month.
4.1.2.2 PAO - CBR to approve and return before the 7th
of each month.
4.1.2.3 DAO to intimate AG / AGPR of any significant differences before the 10th
of each month.
4.1.3 Responsibility
4.1.3.1 DAO / AG’s / AGPR shall be responsible for producing and delivering this report to the PAO- CBR.
4.1.3.2 The PAO - CBR shall ensure that the approved report is re submitted with the DAO / AG / AGPR within the time allowed.
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4.2 Disbursement Confirmation Statement
4.2.1 Description
4.2.1.1 All DAO’swill produce this statement on a monthly basis, indicating the "month to date" status of all claim vouchers submitted for
payment during the reporting period and "claims subject to audit objections" relating to current / earlier periods. There will be columns for
Claim Voucher number and date, amount, Division / Department and DDO, date of submission for pre audit, and status (cleared,
rejected) and where rejected, will specify clear reasons for such rejection and time within which these can be redressed. The receiving
DDO will verify this information with his / her own records and return the approved copy to the concerned DAO.
4.2.2 Deadline
4.2.2.1 To be sent to the DDO's before the 5th of each month for verification.
4.2.2.2 DDO to approve and re submit with DAO before the 7th
of each month.
4.2.2.3 DAO to intimate AG / AGPR of any significant differences before the 10th
of each month.
4.2.3 Responsibility
4.2.3.1 The DAO shall be responsible for producing and delivering this statement to the DDO.
4.2.3.2 The DDO shall ensure that this statement is re submitted with the DAO within the time allowed.
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4.3 Division/Department Statement
4.3.1 Description
4.3.1.1 The Division/Department Statement will be identical in format as the Division/Department Accounts in the Monthly and Quarterly
Accounts produced by the AG’s / AGPR.
4.3.1.2 This statement will be furnished to the Division/Departments by the AG’s / AGPR to allow them to verify the accuracy of account
balances included in the periodic accounting reports and will effectively check any disagreements between records of those entities with
the AG’s / AGPR.
4.3.1.3 This statement will be approved by the Principal Accounting Officer for each Division / Department and returned.
4.3.2 Deadlines
4.3.2.1 This statement should be sent to the Division/Departments before the 5th of each month.
4.3.2.2 The PAO shall ensure that the approved statement is returned to the AG / AGPR before the 7th of each month.
4.3.3 Responsibility
4.3.3.1 The AG’s / AGPR shall be responsible for producing the Division Statement and ensuring that this is submitted with the concerned
Departments / Divisions within the time allowed for this purpose.
4.3.3.2 The PAO shall ensure that this document is properly reviewed and returned to the AG’s / AGPR within deadlines
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4.4 Exchange and Settlement Control Statement
4.4.1 Description
4.4.1.1 The DAO will produce an Exchange and Settlement Account Control Statement on a monthly basis, based on his general ledger
records (see chapter 12 of APPM).
4.4.1.2 The Exchange and Settlement Account Control Statement will show the net balance payable/receivable between different entities
(Departmental or Government).
4.4.1.3 This statement will be sent to the Accountant General where it will be consolidated on a monthly basis.
4.4.2 Deadlines
4.4.2.1 This statement should be sent to the Accountant General before the 7th of each month.
4.4.3 Responsibility
4.4.3.1 The DAO’s / AG’s / AGPR shall be responsible for producing the Exchange and Settlement Control Statement and ensuring that this is
reported as part of the Consolidated Monthly Accounts.