This document summarizes a research paper on the role of e-government in developing government accounting information systems. The paper aims to show how applying e-government impacts government accounting systems and their components. It also seeks to propose a framework for government accounting information systems under e-government. The paper reviews literature on how electronic operations affect accounting systems and identifies challenges for accountants working with increased data volumes and processing speeds under e-government. It develops hypotheses that increasing e-government transactions will require adapting accounting systems to meet new needs, and that e-government will impact both technical and human aspects of accounting information systems.
The document discusses accounting information systems (AIS). It defines an AIS as a collection of data and processes that provides needed information to users. An AIS accumulates and processes both financial and non-financial information from within an organization and communicates it to users. The document also discusses how AIS help with accounting tasks like maintaining ledgers and generating reports, and how information systems are important for firms to stay competitive.
Implications of accounting information system implementation in smeFakulteti Ekonomik,UV
Abstract
Due to the functions of AIS are realizing to the company, is evidenced that this system is playing a very important role in the
management of operations and activity of the company, what makes AIS based more in computers and very necessary
required from Albanian businesses including SMEs particularly in recent years. So, in this article is described exactly the
implementation effort of AIS in SMEs that operates in business retail sector, also bringing in this way the testimony that despite
of fact if SMEs have or not preliminary a manual accounting information system, they anyway display the need for accounting
information ensured in standard or formal way. The main contribution of this study is that has generated facts and information
that the implementation of AIS software in SMEs of retail sector in Albania is accompanied with many implications, which of
course should be investigated also in other study contexts, before this proposal to be test in a quantity authentic study.
The annual IT barometer of the Finnish Information Processing Association has now been conducted for the third time. The barometer charts the importance of information technology (IT) for Finnish companies. Participating in the IT barometer this time were 176 persons in business or IT management in Finnish organisations of over 500 persons.
During the economic downturn, criticism levelled against the immediate utilisation of IT and, in particular, the operations of IT management has clearly increased, especially in business management. This increased criticism of IT and IT management likely reflects the high expectations placed on IT which have been difficult to fulfil in the poor financial situation.
It business management parameters framework from indian contexteSAT Publishing House
This document presents an IT Business Management (ITBM) parameters framework based on a study of state IT policy documents in India. It identifies five main categories of ITBM parameters: 1) Fiscal Incentives, 2) Procedural Reliefs and Concessions, 3) Infrastructure Support Measures, 4) Regulatory Issues, and 5) Promotional Measures. Under each category, the document lists the corresponding sub-parameters addressed by state IT policies. The framework is intended to help analyze provisions around developing the IT sector and business according to policies across different Indian states.
Consideration the causality between information communications technology and...Alexander Decker
This document examines the causal relationship between information and communications technology (ICT) development and economic growth in Iran.
It finds that there is a long-run equilibrium relationship between ICT development and economic growth in Iran based on cointegration tests. Specifically, the Johansen cointegration test shows there is one cointegrating relationship between ICT development proxies of mobile/fixed line subscribers and GDP as a proxy for economic growth.
A Granger causality test further reveals a one-way directional causality from ICT development to economic growth in Iran in the short-run. This indicates that ICT development Granger causes economic growth, but not vice versa, providing evidence in support of ICT-led economic growth
Accounting education and accountancy profession in jordanAlexander Decker
This document discusses accounting education and the accounting profession in Jordan. It aims to identify problems hindering their development and strategies to improve them. The key problems identified are inadequate use of computers in teaching, inadequate instructor salaries, and poor university infrastructure. The document also reviews literature on factors affecting accounting education quality in developing countries. These include outdated curricula, lack of practical training, and simple training objectives. Strategies recommended to improve accounting education are also discussed.
11.[1 10]earnings management and corporate governance in nigeriaAlexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that examined the relationship between earnings management and two aspects of corporate governance in Nigeria: board composition and audit committee effectiveness. The study found that boards dominated by independent outside directors are better able to monitor managers and reduce earnings management. It also found that audit committees whose members have relevant financial expertise are less likely to be associated with earnings management. The document provides background on earnings management and corporate governance requirements in Nigeria before discussing prior literature on the roles of board composition and audit committee financial expertise in reducing earnings management.
The effectiveness of the accounting information systemAlexander Decker
This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of accounting information systems for companies that adopt Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Specifically, it examined whether ERP improves the quality of accounting outputs and internal controls. The researcher distributed questionnaires to accountants and managers at companies located in Al Hassan Industrial Zone in Jordan that use ERP systems. The results showed that integrating the accounting information system within the ERP system improves the quality of accounting outputs and internal controls. More research is needed to support these findings and expand the literature on this topic. Companies are also recommended to adopt ERP systems due to the potential improvements in performance.
The document discusses accounting information systems (AIS). It defines an AIS as a collection of data and processes that provides needed information to users. An AIS accumulates and processes both financial and non-financial information from within an organization and communicates it to users. The document also discusses how AIS help with accounting tasks like maintaining ledgers and generating reports, and how information systems are important for firms to stay competitive.
Implications of accounting information system implementation in smeFakulteti Ekonomik,UV
Abstract
Due to the functions of AIS are realizing to the company, is evidenced that this system is playing a very important role in the
management of operations and activity of the company, what makes AIS based more in computers and very necessary
required from Albanian businesses including SMEs particularly in recent years. So, in this article is described exactly the
implementation effort of AIS in SMEs that operates in business retail sector, also bringing in this way the testimony that despite
of fact if SMEs have or not preliminary a manual accounting information system, they anyway display the need for accounting
information ensured in standard or formal way. The main contribution of this study is that has generated facts and information
that the implementation of AIS software in SMEs of retail sector in Albania is accompanied with many implications, which of
course should be investigated also in other study contexts, before this proposal to be test in a quantity authentic study.
The annual IT barometer of the Finnish Information Processing Association has now been conducted for the third time. The barometer charts the importance of information technology (IT) for Finnish companies. Participating in the IT barometer this time were 176 persons in business or IT management in Finnish organisations of over 500 persons.
During the economic downturn, criticism levelled against the immediate utilisation of IT and, in particular, the operations of IT management has clearly increased, especially in business management. This increased criticism of IT and IT management likely reflects the high expectations placed on IT which have been difficult to fulfil in the poor financial situation.
It business management parameters framework from indian contexteSAT Publishing House
This document presents an IT Business Management (ITBM) parameters framework based on a study of state IT policy documents in India. It identifies five main categories of ITBM parameters: 1) Fiscal Incentives, 2) Procedural Reliefs and Concessions, 3) Infrastructure Support Measures, 4) Regulatory Issues, and 5) Promotional Measures. Under each category, the document lists the corresponding sub-parameters addressed by state IT policies. The framework is intended to help analyze provisions around developing the IT sector and business according to policies across different Indian states.
Consideration the causality between information communications technology and...Alexander Decker
This document examines the causal relationship between information and communications technology (ICT) development and economic growth in Iran.
It finds that there is a long-run equilibrium relationship between ICT development and economic growth in Iran based on cointegration tests. Specifically, the Johansen cointegration test shows there is one cointegrating relationship between ICT development proxies of mobile/fixed line subscribers and GDP as a proxy for economic growth.
A Granger causality test further reveals a one-way directional causality from ICT development to economic growth in Iran in the short-run. This indicates that ICT development Granger causes economic growth, but not vice versa, providing evidence in support of ICT-led economic growth
Accounting education and accountancy profession in jordanAlexander Decker
This document discusses accounting education and the accounting profession in Jordan. It aims to identify problems hindering their development and strategies to improve them. The key problems identified are inadequate use of computers in teaching, inadequate instructor salaries, and poor university infrastructure. The document also reviews literature on factors affecting accounting education quality in developing countries. These include outdated curricula, lack of practical training, and simple training objectives. Strategies recommended to improve accounting education are also discussed.
11.[1 10]earnings management and corporate governance in nigeriaAlexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that examined the relationship between earnings management and two aspects of corporate governance in Nigeria: board composition and audit committee effectiveness. The study found that boards dominated by independent outside directors are better able to monitor managers and reduce earnings management. It also found that audit committees whose members have relevant financial expertise are less likely to be associated with earnings management. The document provides background on earnings management and corporate governance requirements in Nigeria before discussing prior literature on the roles of board composition and audit committee financial expertise in reducing earnings management.
The effectiveness of the accounting information systemAlexander Decker
This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of accounting information systems for companies that adopt Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Specifically, it examined whether ERP improves the quality of accounting outputs and internal controls. The researcher distributed questionnaires to accountants and managers at companies located in Al Hassan Industrial Zone in Jordan that use ERP systems. The results showed that integrating the accounting information system within the ERP system improves the quality of accounting outputs and internal controls. More research is needed to support these findings and expand the literature on this topic. Companies are also recommended to adopt ERP systems due to the potential improvements in performance.
Predicting the future accounting earnings empirical evidence from the palesti...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that aimed to predict future accounting earnings of companies listed on the Palestine Securities Exchange. The study used financial data from 2004 to 2011 for 16 listed companies to examine whether past year earnings and operating cash flows can predict current year earnings. Regression analysis and autoregressive models were employed to test the relationships. The findings showed that past year earnings have a strong ability to predict future earnings, while past year operating cash flows were not useful predictors. Autoregressive models, particularly the AR(2) model, were also found to be useful for predicting firm performance. The study recommends that decision makers in Palestine rely on historical performance data when forecasting future earnings.
The effect of information technology on the quality of accounting information...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the effect of information technology on the quality of accounting information systems and the quality of accounting information. It provides background on accounting information systems and discusses how information technology impacts the quality of accounting information systems in terms of reliability, timeliness, flexibility, usefulness and sophistication. It then explores how the quality of accounting information systems influences the quality of accounting information in terms of relevance, accuracy and completeness. The study aims to develop a theoretical framework and hypotheses to empirically test these relationships.
Ethical dimensions in responsible professionalism and accounting procedures i...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper on ethical dimensions in responsible professionalism and accounting procedures in Kenya. The paper examines ethical theories and their application to management accounting challenges faced by accountants in Kenya. It employed a case research design and survey of 150 participants from central and Nairobi provinces. The findings suggest that current management accounting in Kenya is weak and should employ ethical considerations to improve transparency, accountability, clarity in reporting, and responsible professionalism. Taken together, the findings indicate that ethical considerations could help reform management accounting in Kenya.
This document outlines the syllabus for a software engineering course. It discusses the internal and external assessment breakdown, with sections A and B on the question paper. Section A contains 10 short answer questions covering the entire syllabus, worth 20 marks total. Section B has 6 questions worth 10 marks each. Students must attempt all of section A and 4 questions from section B. Topics covered in the syllabus include software characteristics, components, and applications, software process models like waterfall and spiral, project management concepts, software estimation techniques, system analysis methods, software design objectives and methodologies, and testing fundamentals and strategies.
Article: Influence of Corporate Board Characteristics on Firm Performance of ...McRey Banderlipe II
Using disclosure information from 29 listed property companies in the Philippines, the results revealed that managerial ownership positively influences firm performance. Moreover, firm size, leverage, and age influence the accounting-based measures of performance to a great extent than the market-based measures. Further research should focus on the overall impact of corporate governance using different measures of performance to better assist the decision making of the company’s stakeholders.
The impact of cooperative financing on millenniumAlexander Decker
The document summarizes a research paper that examines the impact of cooperative financing on poverty reduction in Nigeria and progress towards the Millennium Development Goals. It finds that cooperative financing through microcredit has helped alleviate poverty for many. The study analyzes data collected from cooperative organizations and their stakeholders in Nigeria. Regression and other statistical analyses show a causal relationship between cooperative credit assistance and poverty reduction. The paper concludes that Nigerian government policy should better integrate cooperatives into its microfinancing strategies to acknowledge their power in providing credit to the poor.
Influence of Top Management Support on the Quality of Accounting Information ...Arnol Awal
In order to manage a healthy organization, companies need information systems that are designed to assist
organizations in the face of competition. Companies use accounting information system as a medium or tool to
generate information that managers can make decisions. To be able to take the right decisions necessary quality
information, quality information is influenced by the quality of accounting information systems. In view of the
above this paper considers the Influence Of Top Management Support On The Quality Of Accounting
Information System and Their Impact On The Quality Of Accounting Information. The study was a theoretical
research which considered the roles of top management support in quality of accounting information system and
impact of quality accounting information. From studies carried out this paper concludes that top management
support having improved quality of accounting information system have impacted positively to quality of
accounting information, thereby improve the quality of decision-making.
The study of the relationship between the capital structure and the variables...Alexander Decker
This document discusses a study examining the relationship between capital structure and value-based performance assessment variables in 219 companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange from 2007 to 2011. The study found a negative and statistically significant relationship between capital structure and value-based performance variables including economic value added, market value added, and cash value added. The document provides background on capital structure decision making and reviews several previous related studies that also found negative relationships between capital structure metrics like leverage and performance indicators like return on assets and profitability.
Liquidity, capital adequacy and operating efficiency of commercial banks in k...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research journal article that examines the effect of liquidity and capital adequacy on the operating efficiency of commercial banks in Kenya. Specifically, it analyzes how bank liquidity ratios and capital adequacy ratios impact operational efficiency. The study found that the previous year's operational efficiency, liquid assets to short-term liabilities ratio, and total capital ratio positively and significantly affect bank operating efficiency. Regression analysis showed that 41.08% of banks' operational efficiency is explained by the study variables. Therefore, banks should focus on improving liquidity ratios and capital ratios to enhance operating efficiency.
Adoption of international financial reporting standards (ifrs) insights from ...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that examined the readiness of Nigerian academics and practitioners for the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Nigeria. The study found that there were significant differences in familiarity with IFRS between accounting students, lecturers, and practitioners, with practitioners being the most familiar. Respondents believed that Nigeria was not ready for IFRS adoption as of 2012. They felt the best transition plan would be to incorporate IFRS courses into accounting curriculums and provide IFRS training to company management and staff. The study concluded there is an urgent need to review accounting curriculums in Nigerian universities to include more IFRS content in order to better prepare students
The document provides an industry profile of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in India. It discusses that MFIs provide small loans and other financial services to low-income groups. The microfinance industry in India has experienced rapid growth in recent years, reaching over 200 million customers. However, there remains significant unmet demand as many parts of India remain underserved by MFIs. The industry is fragmented with over 3000 MFIs, though the top 10 companies account for around three-quarters of the total loan portfolio. Continued growth is expected, but regulations and competition will impact the future trajectory of MFIs in India.
underground lending business in the Barangay Batasan Hills, Q.C.annajanerr
The document discusses underground lending businesses operated by informal money lenders in Batasan Hills, Quezon City. It provides background on formal and informal financial institutions in the Philippines. Informal lenders, including Filipino and Indian money lenders, provide loans to small businesses and entrepreneurs through daily payment collection at nominal 20% interest rates. The study aims to understand the problems encountered by both lenders and borrowers in these underground lending operations through surveys and interviews with lenders and their clients in the community.
Foreign exchange risk, also known as currency risk, refers to the financial risk posed by unexpected changes in exchange rates. It affects investors and businesses involved in international trade or foreign investments. There are three main types of foreign exchange exposure: transaction, economic, and translation. Transaction exposure involves existing foreign currency transactions, economic exposure impacts future cash flows and firm value, and translation exposure affects financial reporting due to exchange rate movements between periods. Companies can use hedging strategies like forward contracts, options, and money market operations to eliminate or reduce foreign exchange risk.
Government is a system that gives a group the right to make and enforce laws. There are different forms of government based on who holds power and the structure of rule. Modern governments have roles like security, order, justice, welfare, regulation, and education. The main forms are democracy, monarchy, theocracy, and dictatorship. Democracy gives supreme power to citizens through representation or direct voting. A monarchy has rule by a hereditary monarch, while a theocracy bases law on religion. A dictatorship concentrates absolute power in one leader. Economic systems like capitalism, socialism, and communism are also connected to governments. Capitalism allows private business ownership, socialism involves some government control of business, and communism gives the government control of all
Study and evaluation of government electronic accounting information systems ...Alexander Decker
1) The document evaluates government e-accounting systems in Jordan through studying their basic components, quality characteristics, and ability to meet user needs.
2) It finds that government systems have the basic components and quality characteristics at a medium level. They also meet user needs like financial management at a medium level.
3) The study aims to assess government systems in Jordan, which lacks prior specialized studies, in order to improve them and better meet the needs of various users and sectors.
How information technology helps to improve governanceHaspalelaChe
- Information technology (IT) and e-government tools can help governments become more responsive, efficient, and participatory by enabling things like online services, citizen feedback, and interagency collaboration.
- OECD countries face challenges in implementing e-government, such as breaking down agency silos, understanding citizen needs, and demonstrating cost savings.
- The document discusses how e-government can promote user-focused services, multi-channel delivery, common business processes, cost-benefit analysis, and coordination to improve government performance while reducing costs. Coordination is important to maximize benefits across agencies.
How information technology helps to improve governancefameliapayong
This document discusses challenges governments face in implementing e-government and how it can help create more responsive, efficient, and participatory government. It outlines five areas e-government can help achieve better government: user-focused services, multi-channel delivery, common business processes, measuring costs and benefits, and coordination. The document examines how these approaches can help break down silos, reduce costs, and increase value for citizens and businesses through integrated electronic services. It also discusses balancing centralized and decentralized approaches to coordination and governance structures.
1. The document discusses key challenges governments face in implementing effective e-government programs, including coordinating across agencies, focusing on user needs, and addressing issues like financing, privacy, and security.
2. Some examples provided include Singapore's citizen-centered approach of establishing public access centers and Japan's national ID system which raised privacy concerns.
3. E-government aims to improve responsiveness and efficiency but requires addressing challenges like transforming bureaucratic structures, measuring costs and benefits, and gaining public trust and adoption of new electronic services.
Predicting the future accounting earnings empirical evidence from the palesti...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that aimed to predict future accounting earnings of companies listed on the Palestine Securities Exchange. The study used financial data from 2004 to 2011 for 16 listed companies to examine whether past year earnings and operating cash flows can predict current year earnings. Regression analysis and autoregressive models were employed to test the relationships. The findings showed that past year earnings have a strong ability to predict future earnings, while past year operating cash flows were not useful predictors. Autoregressive models, particularly the AR(2) model, were also found to be useful for predicting firm performance. The study recommends that decision makers in Palestine rely on historical performance data when forecasting future earnings.
The effect of information technology on the quality of accounting information...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the effect of information technology on the quality of accounting information systems and the quality of accounting information. It provides background on accounting information systems and discusses how information technology impacts the quality of accounting information systems in terms of reliability, timeliness, flexibility, usefulness and sophistication. It then explores how the quality of accounting information systems influences the quality of accounting information in terms of relevance, accuracy and completeness. The study aims to develop a theoretical framework and hypotheses to empirically test these relationships.
Ethical dimensions in responsible professionalism and accounting procedures i...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper on ethical dimensions in responsible professionalism and accounting procedures in Kenya. The paper examines ethical theories and their application to management accounting challenges faced by accountants in Kenya. It employed a case research design and survey of 150 participants from central and Nairobi provinces. The findings suggest that current management accounting in Kenya is weak and should employ ethical considerations to improve transparency, accountability, clarity in reporting, and responsible professionalism. Taken together, the findings indicate that ethical considerations could help reform management accounting in Kenya.
This document outlines the syllabus for a software engineering course. It discusses the internal and external assessment breakdown, with sections A and B on the question paper. Section A contains 10 short answer questions covering the entire syllabus, worth 20 marks total. Section B has 6 questions worth 10 marks each. Students must attempt all of section A and 4 questions from section B. Topics covered in the syllabus include software characteristics, components, and applications, software process models like waterfall and spiral, project management concepts, software estimation techniques, system analysis methods, software design objectives and methodologies, and testing fundamentals and strategies.
Article: Influence of Corporate Board Characteristics on Firm Performance of ...McRey Banderlipe II
Using disclosure information from 29 listed property companies in the Philippines, the results revealed that managerial ownership positively influences firm performance. Moreover, firm size, leverage, and age influence the accounting-based measures of performance to a great extent than the market-based measures. Further research should focus on the overall impact of corporate governance using different measures of performance to better assist the decision making of the company’s stakeholders.
The impact of cooperative financing on millenniumAlexander Decker
The document summarizes a research paper that examines the impact of cooperative financing on poverty reduction in Nigeria and progress towards the Millennium Development Goals. It finds that cooperative financing through microcredit has helped alleviate poverty for many. The study analyzes data collected from cooperative organizations and their stakeholders in Nigeria. Regression and other statistical analyses show a causal relationship between cooperative credit assistance and poverty reduction. The paper concludes that Nigerian government policy should better integrate cooperatives into its microfinancing strategies to acknowledge their power in providing credit to the poor.
Influence of Top Management Support on the Quality of Accounting Information ...Arnol Awal
In order to manage a healthy organization, companies need information systems that are designed to assist
organizations in the face of competition. Companies use accounting information system as a medium or tool to
generate information that managers can make decisions. To be able to take the right decisions necessary quality
information, quality information is influenced by the quality of accounting information systems. In view of the
above this paper considers the Influence Of Top Management Support On The Quality Of Accounting
Information System and Their Impact On The Quality Of Accounting Information. The study was a theoretical
research which considered the roles of top management support in quality of accounting information system and
impact of quality accounting information. From studies carried out this paper concludes that top management
support having improved quality of accounting information system have impacted positively to quality of
accounting information, thereby improve the quality of decision-making.
The study of the relationship between the capital structure and the variables...Alexander Decker
This document discusses a study examining the relationship between capital structure and value-based performance assessment variables in 219 companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange from 2007 to 2011. The study found a negative and statistically significant relationship between capital structure and value-based performance variables including economic value added, market value added, and cash value added. The document provides background on capital structure decision making and reviews several previous related studies that also found negative relationships between capital structure metrics like leverage and performance indicators like return on assets and profitability.
Liquidity, capital adequacy and operating efficiency of commercial banks in k...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research journal article that examines the effect of liquidity and capital adequacy on the operating efficiency of commercial banks in Kenya. Specifically, it analyzes how bank liquidity ratios and capital adequacy ratios impact operational efficiency. The study found that the previous year's operational efficiency, liquid assets to short-term liabilities ratio, and total capital ratio positively and significantly affect bank operating efficiency. Regression analysis showed that 41.08% of banks' operational efficiency is explained by the study variables. Therefore, banks should focus on improving liquidity ratios and capital ratios to enhance operating efficiency.
Adoption of international financial reporting standards (ifrs) insights from ...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that examined the readiness of Nigerian academics and practitioners for the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Nigeria. The study found that there were significant differences in familiarity with IFRS between accounting students, lecturers, and practitioners, with practitioners being the most familiar. Respondents believed that Nigeria was not ready for IFRS adoption as of 2012. They felt the best transition plan would be to incorporate IFRS courses into accounting curriculums and provide IFRS training to company management and staff. The study concluded there is an urgent need to review accounting curriculums in Nigerian universities to include more IFRS content in order to better prepare students
The document provides an industry profile of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in India. It discusses that MFIs provide small loans and other financial services to low-income groups. The microfinance industry in India has experienced rapid growth in recent years, reaching over 200 million customers. However, there remains significant unmet demand as many parts of India remain underserved by MFIs. The industry is fragmented with over 3000 MFIs, though the top 10 companies account for around three-quarters of the total loan portfolio. Continued growth is expected, but regulations and competition will impact the future trajectory of MFIs in India.
underground lending business in the Barangay Batasan Hills, Q.C.annajanerr
The document discusses underground lending businesses operated by informal money lenders in Batasan Hills, Quezon City. It provides background on formal and informal financial institutions in the Philippines. Informal lenders, including Filipino and Indian money lenders, provide loans to small businesses and entrepreneurs through daily payment collection at nominal 20% interest rates. The study aims to understand the problems encountered by both lenders and borrowers in these underground lending operations through surveys and interviews with lenders and their clients in the community.
Foreign exchange risk, also known as currency risk, refers to the financial risk posed by unexpected changes in exchange rates. It affects investors and businesses involved in international trade or foreign investments. There are three main types of foreign exchange exposure: transaction, economic, and translation. Transaction exposure involves existing foreign currency transactions, economic exposure impacts future cash flows and firm value, and translation exposure affects financial reporting due to exchange rate movements between periods. Companies can use hedging strategies like forward contracts, options, and money market operations to eliminate or reduce foreign exchange risk.
Government is a system that gives a group the right to make and enforce laws. There are different forms of government based on who holds power and the structure of rule. Modern governments have roles like security, order, justice, welfare, regulation, and education. The main forms are democracy, monarchy, theocracy, and dictatorship. Democracy gives supreme power to citizens through representation or direct voting. A monarchy has rule by a hereditary monarch, while a theocracy bases law on religion. A dictatorship concentrates absolute power in one leader. Economic systems like capitalism, socialism, and communism are also connected to governments. Capitalism allows private business ownership, socialism involves some government control of business, and communism gives the government control of all
Study and evaluation of government electronic accounting information systems ...Alexander Decker
1) The document evaluates government e-accounting systems in Jordan through studying their basic components, quality characteristics, and ability to meet user needs.
2) It finds that government systems have the basic components and quality characteristics at a medium level. They also meet user needs like financial management at a medium level.
3) The study aims to assess government systems in Jordan, which lacks prior specialized studies, in order to improve them and better meet the needs of various users and sectors.
How information technology helps to improve governanceHaspalelaChe
- Information technology (IT) and e-government tools can help governments become more responsive, efficient, and participatory by enabling things like online services, citizen feedback, and interagency collaboration.
- OECD countries face challenges in implementing e-government, such as breaking down agency silos, understanding citizen needs, and demonstrating cost savings.
- The document discusses how e-government can promote user-focused services, multi-channel delivery, common business processes, cost-benefit analysis, and coordination to improve government performance while reducing costs. Coordination is important to maximize benefits across agencies.
How information technology helps to improve governancefameliapayong
This document discusses challenges governments face in implementing e-government and how it can help create more responsive, efficient, and participatory government. It outlines five areas e-government can help achieve better government: user-focused services, multi-channel delivery, common business processes, measuring costs and benefits, and coordination. The document examines how these approaches can help break down silos, reduce costs, and increase value for citizens and businesses through integrated electronic services. It also discusses balancing centralized and decentralized approaches to coordination and governance structures.
1. The document discusses key challenges governments face in implementing effective e-government programs, including coordinating across agencies, focusing on user needs, and addressing issues like financing, privacy, and security.
2. Some examples provided include Singapore's citizen-centered approach of establishing public access centers and Japan's national ID system which raised privacy concerns.
3. E-government aims to improve responsiveness and efficiency but requires addressing challenges like transforming bureaucratic structures, measuring costs and benefits, and gaining public trust and adoption of new electronic services.
Information technology improves government in several key ways:
1) It allows governments to create user-focused e-government that is responsive to citizens' and businesses' needs through online services.
2) It enables a multi-channel approach to service delivery by integrating online, phone, in-person, email, and mail services for greater accessibility.
3) It highlights common business processes across government agencies that can be standardized and shared to reduce costs and increase coordination.
An evaluation of the effectiveness of public financial management system bein...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that evaluated the effectiveness of Zimbabwe's Public Financial Management System (PFMS) used by government departments from 2000-2011. The study found that while the PFMS was effective for producing budgets, it had weaknesses in internal controls for payments and producing reconciliation statements. It also found that end users were not adequately trained on the system. Based on these findings, the study recommended improving internal controls for payments, training users on reconciliation statements, and increasing training time from 8 to 12 hours to better train users on the PFMS.
Role of Accounting Information Systems in Control of Public Funds Case Studyijtsrd
The study problem is weak interest of public institutions on applying the accounting information systems in the control of the public funds as well the misuse of the public resources of the country. The study aim is to identify the role of using accounting information systems in protecting public assets, the role of using accounting information systems in test accounting data in public sector, and knowing the impact of use the accounting information systems on increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of public financial control of the country, and the impact of using accounting information systems in encouraging compliance with fiscal policies. The study concluded that The use of accounting information system helps to protect the public assets and properties, the use of accounting information systems has a major role in test accounting data in public sector, the use of accounting information systems positively affects the increase in efficiency and effectiveness of the public financial control, the use of accounting information systems positively to encourage compliance with the public financial policies. The study recommended as following necessity of applying the accounting information system that helps in protecting the states public assets and properties, the need to train and qualify accountants and auditors to use accounting information systems in order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of financial control over public resources, the need to use accounting information systems in state institutions for their contribution to testing Accounting data, the necessity of using accounting systems to encourage compliance with the public financial policies. Mohamed Elnair Mohamedain Khogly "Role of Accounting Information Systems in Control of Public Funds - Case Study" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-8 | Issue-1 , February 2024, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd61351.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/accounting-and-finance/61351/role-of-accounting-information-systems-in-control-of-public-funds--case-study/mohamed-elnair-mohamedain-khogly
This document discusses a study examining the effect of human resource competence, information technology utilization, and accountability on the quality of regional financial statements in Gowa Regency, Indonesia. The study found that human resource competence, information technology utilization, and accountability all had a positive effect on the quality of financial statements. However, the internal control system was not found to moderate the relationship between human resource competence or information technology utilization and financial statement quality, but did moderate the relationship between accountability and financial statement quality. The document provides background on regional financial reporting standards in Indonesia and reviews prior related research studies.
- The document analyzes the impact of accounting information system usage on company e-business efficiency based on surveys of 252 Croatian companies.
- Chi-square and t-test analyses found a statistically significant relationship between accounting information system usage and higher e-business efficiency. Companies using accounting information systems had higher e-business performance scores on average.
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The of e government role in the development of government accounting information system -analytical theoretical paper
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The of E-Government Role in the Development of Government
Accounting Information System -Analytical Theoretical Paper
Dr Reem okab al-kasswna
Al,Balqa Applied University, Jordan, al-huson college
Tell- 0799933220- E-mail: medoheart2000@yahoo.com
ABSTRACT
The study aims to show the impact of the application of e-government on government accounting system, as a
main source of accounting information in the government unit and to determine the most important effects of e-
government on government accounting information systems components. As an increase of transactions in e-
government will force accounting information systems to develop methods in order to meet the government
needs that work under e-government. In addition to (physical and human) effect on the components and
constituents of accounting information systems as well as the nature of the design process in the government,
which operates under e-government. It applies scientific descriptive and standard method through review of
accounting literature on electronic operation impact on accounting systems. The research has found several
important conclusions and recommendations for the development of government accounting information system
under e-government system.
Keywords:. government accounting information, E-government, development of government accounting and E-
government
1-INTRODUCTION
The world has witnessed during the twentieth century shifts in government management concepts, that turned
from management to leadership, from professional and administrative control to customer supremacy, from
quality control or cost control to government performance management and evaluation, from quantity to quality,
and from safety procedures evaluation to results accountability, and levels of performance and use of
information technology in various areas of life. Therefore new concepts and trends have emerged to improve and
enhance the performance of government organizations most importantly, e-government as the adoption of
electronic pattern in business completion is not only a future plan, but a real fact, and an absolute necessity
irreplaceable in our contemporary world.
In the early twenty-first century, the world countries have turned towards the implementation of e-government,
which represents a shift in the culture of the implementation of government action and is reflected on
government services quality and efficiency. This is required re-engineering operations carried out within the
government unit in order to provide government services especially economic accounting operations. The
application of e-government goal is to improve the performance of governmental units and to build information
economy and society in government units through multiple integrated systems. The use of computers is
important to organize, prepare, save, and recall information when needed (feedback), all this is to support
management decision-making and to achieve accounting control.
Government accounting system represents an information society basis, and a branch of management
information system in government units, because it has an important role in decision-making and evaluation of
government performance. It is a system that must measure, record, summarize, report and interpret the
government different activities, primarily to serve administrative and legislative purposes through preparing final
accounts and presenting the results of state budget implementation by comparing the estimated figures of
expenditures and public resources with actual resources. Therefore, it is a system that seeks to provide
accounting information for decision makers that would facilitate the evaluation of performance, achievements
and expenses. In general, it assists to achieve effective control over the management of public money. No doubt
that the shift towards e-government will result in consequences requires necessarily to develop government
accounting information system in line with the new method for management of government organizations.
The comprehensive development of government organizations managements requires similar development in
accounting, as scientific researches show in the government accounting system during the past period. The new
system will not be succeeded without taking into account the environment in which such system is applied. It is
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clear as in "ESCWA" Conference has made the importance of the reform of government accounting systems
under the application of e-government within its objectives. A scientific symposium has recommended that it is
necessary to restructure the organizational structure of governmental bodies and to develop different systems of
government units, including government accounting information system (2003 e-government seminar)
based on above mentioned and many accounting studies on electronic operation of accounting information, it is
expected that the application of e-government will affect different accounting processes through input, operation,
output and feedback of accounting information, which will lead to a change in method of government
accounting, financial internal controls and, government accounting reporting systems. The accountant will face
in the light of the application of e-government challenges related to the amount of information and data. On the
other hand the increasing importance of speed and accuracy in preparing and operating data, subsequently, if the
accountant is not prepared for the government performance development, that is accounting field he/she will
miss a lot of requirements of government accounting under an environment of e-government. The commitment
to new developments in IT systems and the subsequent developments of accounting information system require
that the accountant should have scientific and practical expertise and knowledge of such developments in
information systems technology, and should use as tools to support the application through technological
developments (Jabali, Mohammed, 2002, p 269). It is necessary to develop the method of operation of
government accounting data that achieves the efficiency and effectiveness of government accounting
information system under e-government, the government accounting still operates in a traditional manner, the
shortcomings will be doubled, and it is a hindrance to the effectiveness and efficiency of e-government.
1.2-THE STUDY SIGNIFICANCE
The research significance is that it addresses new subject related to one of IT uses which is e-government and it
discusses its potential impact on government accounting information systems and the research significance can
be summarized as follows:
• This study addresses the importance of government accounting system to provide accounting
information for different purposes for different parties such as control bodies to achieve effective
control over public money management, and decision makers and to make a clear understanding of
government financial activity.
• The government accounting information system in an environment of e-government should be
developed at present time and it will greatly assist to address the shortcomings of government
accounting system under the traditional operation of accounting data.
• The research contributes to the study and analysis of the impact of e-government application on
intellectual study and application of government accounting, and the research contributes to the
importance of electronically-operated government accounting data.
1.3-THE STUDY OBJECTIVES
• The study aims to achieve the following:
• Show the application of e-government effect on the efficiency and effectiveness of government
accounting system, as a main source of accounting information in the government unit.
• Identify the most important effects of e-government on the elements of government accounting
information systems.
• Create a proposed framework for government accounting information system in the light of the
application of e-government.
1.4-THE STUDY PROBLEM
The basic problem that the research addresses is the study of government accounting system response to the
government management system changes from traditional to electronic methods and the impact of the
information system and the proposals and solutions that meet the requirements and goals of electronic
government management and the impact on government accounting information system, which represents an
important requirement necessary to propose a framework for government accounting information system under
e-government system.
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1.5-THE STUDY HYPOTHESES
• For the purpose of achieving the objectives of the research, the following two hypotheses are
developed:
• The increase of transactions under the e-government will force accounting information systems to
develop methods and components in order to meet the government needs that will operate under e-
government.
• The effects on accounting information systems under e-government will impact on the (physical and
human) constituents of accounting information systems as well as its components and also on the nature
of the design process in the government that operates under the e-government.
1.6-RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
•
This study is based on the following two stable approaches in scientific research, namely:
• The descriptive approach, it is used to observe and analyze the real situation, and to show shortcomings
by means of relevant scientific sources: accounting information systems, e-government, management
information systems, and information and communication technologies.
• The standard approach (what should be), as it can be used to propose a framework for government
accounting information system under e-government, which should be to achieve the desired objectives
of the research.
The research plan has been divided into four main areas, the first area addresses the nature of e-government and
its relation with accounting information systems, while the second area addresses the e-government effect on the
main components of accounting information systems that include both: documentary group, book group,
accounts charts, and financial reports and statements. Third area requirements for building a government
accounting information system in an environment of e-government and the proposed framework for government
accounting information system in the application of e-government.
2-PREVIOUS STUDIES AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
2.1: PREVIOUS STUDIES:
- Rdaideh Study (1998), The study aims to track the impact of automated processing of accounting information
systems - An Empirical Study in Jordanian Customs Department, through the input and output processing. It also
aims to know the rules and controls used in the automated processing of accounting data in the Department of
Customs compared to rules and controls that must be applied. The study has concluded results concerning the
accounting information systems input in an automated processing to the requirements of financial instructions.
The research has found that there is incomplete process of dealing with some sources in the traditional method,
the data entry and recording in the accounts achieve a high percentage of the credibility of automated processing
system outputs, the programs and applications used in the implementation of accounting operations are
sophisticated and do not allow to change or enter data pre-entered in automated processing systems, except on
conditions specified in the program, control over operations carried out did not reach the required level, and the
commitment of the general conditions does not represent the existence of clear and correct data demonstrates
that there is a good auditing on the data sources. With regard that automated processing of accounting data meet
the requirements of international auditing standards related to the study and analysis of accounting systems in an
environment of automated processing, it has found that there is a significant decline in the control procedures,
and in the process of identifying the powers to deal with data-processing system, and the low degree
documentation process., and it concludes that there is non-completion of the implementation of controls, as it
has found that there is confusion in the process of using appropriate controls for each case. In addition to a
degree acceptable to refer to the safety of automated processing equipment and its sustainability.
Ramadan Study (1999) The study aims to measure the effect of environmental and organizational factors and
methods of decision-making on accounting information system used in industrial Jordanian public shareholding
companies. The study concluded that there is a relationship between environmental factors and accounting
information systems, taking into account that companies research sample does not take these factors with
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sufficient attention, these companies do not also understand sufficiently the important role of the environment
and there is no relationship between organizational factors and accounting information systems, because
companies research sample lack awareness of the extent of the contribution of these factors that represented in
(decentralization, integration and the bureaucracy) to make a significant impact on the characteristics of
accounting information systems. It has also found that the greater the complexity of the tasks, the greater the
need for decentralization, and under these circumstances accounting information system will be more complex
and more sensitive and lead to the integration of information given. It has also found that there is a relationship
between the models of decision-making and accounting information systems, as companies take into account the
long term when making the decision to face the future conditions unknown at present.
Al-Hilu Study (2000), This study aims to demonstrate that the commercial banks in Jordan will not be able to
continue to work or compete if they do not use computer technology and communications effectively in
performing its various operations. This study seeks to give real description of communication and information
systems used in banks of Jordan through survey strategic planning directors, marketing managers, and IT
managers in these banks. the study has concluded that investment in computer and communications technology
leads to lower costs, increase bank profits, and number of depositors, and raise the level of service provided to
customers. The banks could not continue activities and provide services to customers without the use of
information and communications technology.
Essa Study (2000), The role of information systems in administrative decision making in the Ministry of
Education. This study aims to look at the role of information systems in administrative decision making in the
Ministry of Education in Jordan in order to know better the role of information systems in decision-making in
the Ministry and to identify the comprehensive information systems and weaknesses in the information systems
used in the Ministry and therefore to develop these systems and increase their effectiveness. The study has
concluded that there is a positive relationship between the role of information systems and administrative
decision-making in the Ministry of Education, and a relationship between the equipments quality used in
information systems and decision-making, and the a relationship between the software used in information
systems and decision-making, there is a relationship between the personnel in information system and decision-
making, and a relationship between data and decision-making. The database in terms of inclusiveness, updating,
timing, speed and confidentiality has efficiency in providing information necessary for decision-making, and
appropriate and accurate information to the administration, which helps in decision-making process .
2.2 THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
2.2.1-THE FIRST AREA: THE NATURE OF E-GOVERNMENT AND ITS RELATION TO
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Governments throughout the world compete in establishing so-called e-government, in every region in the world
from developing countries to industrialized countries, governments put their own information on the government
websites, and using electronic mechanism to simplify the complicated operations and interact electronically with
its citizens. The next section of the research discusses issues related to e-government and includes the following
sub-elements:
The first element - The definition of e-government The second element - Forms of e-government
The third element - The content of e-government The fourth element - The objectives of e-government
Fifth element- The data exchange and electronic money transfers and electronic disclosure.
The discussion of the above elements in detail is as follows:
2.2.1.1THE FIRST ELEMENT - THE DEFINITION OF E-GOVERNMENT
The study of concept of e-government is a basis necessary to understand the environment of the modern system
of accounting and its impact on the government accounting system components and there are many different
definitions of e-government. The following is some of these definitions:
It means "the ability of government agencies and bodies to provide information and to deliver government
services among themselves and between the citizens and business organizations and other bodies that are dealt
with in an easy fast manner more flexible and at any time 24 hours a day, seven days a week)" (Abu Sadeera,
2001 p2).Some other authors think such as (Alquist, et al, 2001, p20) that e-government represents a unique
concept and model of information and public services and it aims primarily at achieving the following: bridging
the digital gap in the community by investing information and communications technology developed to deliver
government services to citizens and businesses regardless of their places and application dates.
The EU defines, "the process of integration of information and communications technologies in public
administrations, which require a change in the administrative organization and new skills to provide and
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improve government services (2004 P23 Performance Auditing on E-Government: INTOSAI Standing
Committee)The World Bank defines it as " the use of ICT to achieve reform by accelerating the process of
transparency, bring distances closer, remove obstacles, and to give citizens the opportunity to participate in all
stages of the political process and the decisions relating thereto which affect different aspects of their lives"
From the above we think that the concept of e-government refers to the shift in the government traditional
procedures to electronic systems, which provide faster and cost less government services. These gains are due to
the reorganization of internal management and procedures and the integration of government agencies databases.
In light of the above, the research defines e-government as the ability of various sectors and government
agencies to provide services and information for beneficiaries electronically, transparently, equally, quickly and
highly- accurate at any time and any place using modern developed techniques while ensuring information
privacy and security, and away from the use of the paper documents, and considered as a means to encourage
investment and stimulate the movement of business in the states through the websites of the state that show
visitors all information necessary, useful and helpful in stimulating the movement of investment and tourism in
the state.
2.2.1.2THE SECOND ELEMENT: FORMS OF E-GOVERNMENT
Forms of e-government are classified, on the basis of the parties that deal with it into:
- Electronic transactions between government units and citizen Government-to-Citizen (G2C)
- Electronic transactions between government and businesses, Government-to-Business (G2B)
Electronic transactions between government units with each other, government to government (G2G)
The discussion of each previous government form is as follows: _
- Electronic transactions between government units and citizen, government services sector is designed to
citizens in order to facilitate the interaction of citizens, e-government services provided to citizens through
electronic government is represented to renew licenses, birth certificates, ID cards, payment (seifert, G.
matthew.2003.p60 taxes, and health services more easily and quickly.
Electronic transactions between government and businesses is represented in government's contribution in
improving the business climate and provide benefits to the business sector. The various organizations and
businesses use E-commerce among each other (B2B) achieving many of the gains in terms of costs reduction,
productivity improvement and stock control. These advantages are achieved when government agencies deal
with businesses (G2B) or between business and government (B2G). This includes tax payments, business
licenses, and clearance of goods. (Mohammed Hadi, 2004, p 7)
Electronic transactions between government units: Government to Government (G2G) The government to
government services is as the backbone of e-government project and represents the electronic exchange of data
between government agencies. , some experts indicate that e-government with all managements and levels
should improve and update their systems and internal procedures before making changes in its functions to serve
the citizens and the business sector and to ensure the success of the transition. This sector includes sharing data
between units of government, and electronic exchanges between government departments at national level.The
researcher finds that the sectors of e-government is a concept that refers to the beneficiaries of the application of
e-government, that has been formed in three groups, these groups share in the range of services needed by these
sectors in an effort to contributing to the upgrading of government performance, because the previous sectors are
integrated and correlated and it is difficult to exclude any one as they work in an integrated and correlated
manner. and we conclude also that users of electronic sites of previous sectors benefit from e-government
services through the government website, as the electronic sites classify services by sector. The researcher finds
that the sectors classification into these sectors help in designing appropriate government accounting system and
in understanding of environment and requirements of modern accounting. and in developing controls programs
for each sector.
2.2.1.3THE THIRD ELEMENT: E-GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES:
Many authors address electronic government objectives that can be achieved e-government. The most important
objectives are as follows:
1 – Cut government spending, the application of e-government would reduce the cost of government services
provided as a result of a change in the presentation and implementation of services and change mechanisms
from traditional to electronic form, thus achieving surplus in the state budget (Al Hammadi, 1422, pp. 5-6)
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2 - Increase government ability to easily provide information and services to citizens and business through the
use of IT and communication networks. (Abu Sadeera, 2001, pp. 2-3)
3 - Improve the performance of government services to avoid the manual errors that may occur when provided in
the traditional way, so the flow of data is easily and safely made and provides transparency to track the
performance of each transaction at any time, giving the decision maker knowledge about the causes of delay.
4 - Achieve maximum customer satisfaction by eliminating duplication and intermediaries, reducing the cost of
providing the service, facilitating and accelerating transactions for people, and simplifying procedures and
government transparency with the public (Al-Dhahri, 2002, p 8).
Based on the above the research finds that there are common factors to all these views, and the most important
goals of e-government are summarized as follows:
- Improve the effectiveness and efficiency of public administration, improve the level of knowledge and use of
modern technology.
- Rationalize government operations and reduce duplication of procedures
- Obtain more information from operational systems for improvement initiatives.
Defining the goal of the application of e-government helps to determine the nature of information and reports
that must be produced by the system.
2.2.1.4THE FOURTH ELEMENT - THE CONTENT OF E-GOVERNMENT
E-government building means taking into account all real government practices , whether in relation to the
public, its institutions with each other or to internal and external businesses, it is considered as a re-engineering
of government operations in an interactive digital environment, (Imad Abu Nasr 0.2004 , p 68), and sites can be
classified into three levels according to the content of the website
- Information content covers all queries to the public or among state institutions, or between government and the
businesses.
- Services content allows to provide all basic services and business services.
- Communication content (which is called the composition of communities) allows linking the government and
state agencies together at all times and in an easy interaction. From the above it is concluded that the content of
e-government specifies the scope of the nature of e-government, it is noted that the e-government introduces the
ministries and institutions websites and services, exchanges information and documents via service content, and
content communication which represents a direct interaction between the government and the user who can
receive and complete services at the same moment. This division helps in determining appropriate accounting
system and accounting procedures and adequate means for the completion of transactions and the need for
electronic payment systems which will affect the characteristics of E-accounting system that represents a source
of electronic accounting information under governmental or non-governmental application environment. The
design must include user interfaces in computer appropriate to the users of these systems. This will affect the
input and output forms and the need to link to internet, and this will result in existing new departments and
transferring others electronic operation that base on e-government system.
2.2.1.5FIFTH ELEMENT: ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE, ELECTRONIC MONEY
TRANSFER AND ELECTRONIC DISCLOSURE IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT
This section discusses the process of electronic data interchange, electronic money transfer and electronic
disclosure. The discussion of these topics is as follows:
ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE:
Present information and communication revolution has contributed to new developments in the field of
government transactions, e-government that is characterized by no paper documents used in executing
transactions, all documents are electronically sent without using paper. The system through which these
documents interchanged is defined as electronic data interchange (EDI) that includes the interchange of
government services documents among individuals and different institutions. There are several standard systems
for the electronic documents interchange. These documents are placed in a standard form and the rules governing
the negotiable letter are specified using a certain system. The electronic documents interchange can be defined
as "the transmission of electronic business and government documents from one computer to another in the
standard documents using means of communication which may be in the form of services provided by a third
party, such as value-added network or connection between two points of computers via telephone lines, magnetic
tape or any other electronic medium "(John Adhid 2002, p 2).
The researcher finds that the electronic data interchange is based in the light of the concept of e-government on
the ability of governmental units to exchange all information, data and services electronically, whether this
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electronic interchange of data and information is direct transfers from one computer to another between several
units, which have networks connecting with each other, or through the electronic data interchange via
information networks, and connecting computers, in this interchange local and broadband networks may be used.
The electronic interchange of documents has many features that are not available in traditional systems based on
the use of paper and intensive labor. These important benefits are quick access to information in timely manner
as well as more accurate data by reducing the re-encoding of information and quick detection of errors. These
features allow organizations to respond quickly to the needs of its customers so that they can remain at a
competitive position and reduce costs and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of operations. Some
organizations to implement electronic interchange of documents to achieve the benefits of using advanced
technology. Thus other institutions are forced to apply it to face the competitors, to reduce costs or respond to
pressure of trading partners who use the system of electronic interchange of documents.
ELECTRONIC MONEY TRANSFER:
value is considered as all kind of government services, in e-government it lies in the reduction of the service
costs, and to facilitate service to customers and minimize the risk, so the failure of these things may leads to
destabilization of the e-government, especially when paying services costs, and in this part of the research we
will discuss the concept of electronic money transfer and electronic payment methods for these services in light
of the application of e-government Electronic system of money transfer can be defined as the process of giving
(Permission) to a bank, to carry out movements of money transfer (creditor and debtor) electronically from a
bank account to another, it means that the transfer process is done via the telephone, computers and modems
instead of using papers. Electronic system of money transfer, if correctly implemented, is characterized by a
high degree of (Security), (Ease of use) and (Reliability Electronic system of money transfer allows to any
institution to accept the invoices and automatically generates payments after verifying the validity of documents
. The electronic payment methods in the light of the application of e-government can be summarized as follows:
First, Traditional cards (plastic with magnetic tape), including debit cards, that are only used for accounts
payable to customers (issued by international or local institutions), and credit cards are used for the accounts
receivable according to the limits specified (issued by the by international or local institutions). The use of units
and Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) cards issued by the Bank to its clients to implement some limited
banking operations (traditional and innovative) of the various outlets (not via Internet). This card allows to
clients dealing with their bank accounts at any time, whether in official working hours or other during vacations
and holidays at 24 hours (services: balance inquiry - withdrawal - deposit –checkbook request -a statement of
account request - Print a brief statement of account - PIN Change - transfer from account to another - pay
monthly obligations), and the innovated electronic services cards: Internet card that allows payment of monthly
subscriptions in satellite television, phone bills and mobile purchases via the Internet, or in commercial
transactions that are face to non face for goods and services through the Internet or purchase by mail or
telephone.
Second: Non-traditional cards, (plastic with electronic chip), including stored value cards such as smartcards or
other, by allowing units of money to be stored on these cards or on electronic media such as the personal
computer of the client that is downloaded in a special software for this purpose. This money is used to make
payments to transfer to electronic media for the corresponding parties. The latter cards are also characterized by
different levels of security and the possibility of the participation in more than one type of services
ELECTRONIC DISCLOSURE OF DATA:
Electronic disclosure is that a government units represent their annual financial reports- the state budget and
appendixes at a minimum level, information related to the financial position, the cash flow and public debt. In
some cases, it includes the complementary explanations and control bodies - in its (Arabic or English) website
on the Internet , and with display files online, or download files to a computer connected to the network in PDF
application.
Internet financial report is based on the developments of information and communications technology. The
developments and internet means and tools allows more advanced and accepted presentation and disclosure
means for network users and government units at the same time, to get the direct financial report in a timely
manner. These tools and means are included in the developments of information technology in general, which
developed from simple forms, such as Extensible Markup Language (XML) to Extensible Business Reporting
Language (XBRL), which is an extension of the previous method, or XBRL based on XML. This method is
based on means and tools of text connecting and converting, and the disclosure of information in general,
through what is known as the services of the international information network (Web). The professional
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accounting organizations focus on the use of XBRL which is electronic language can be used to create financial
reports in order to be transferred, exchanged and published on the Web through computers to network users.
AICPA considers that financial reporting language on the Internet will become the digital language of business,
it is a framework would allow - as a way depends on the criteria - to prepare and publish financial reports in
varied formats, and it can exchange and analyze information included, as this language will enable automated
exchanges and reliable extraction of financial information among many software applications.
Electronic disclosure process is associated with many risks and threats related to the nature, tools and methods
of disclosure. Including risks related to information security-related internal systems, and the access of
unauthorized persons into these systems to steal data or change its content, and risks of changing the content of
data displayed on the website. For users inability to verify the identity of the government unit, if it is not known
in advance, as the data that disclosed on a website is related to a fake unit that does not exist. Risks related to
privacy and security of data, such as credit card numbers and other personal information, and political and
religious views and trends that are electronically exchanged.
From the above, the relationship between e-government and government accounting information systems can be
summarized as follows:
The government accounting information system represents a subsystem in government unit and consists of
several subsystems work together in a consistent and mutual manner in order to provide past, current and future
financial and non-financial information, which serve to achieve the government objectives. Many governments
move towards the use of e-government which represents one of the changes and developments that must achieve
benefits for government units that can help to achieve their goals. The government accounting information
system is an open system affects and is affected by the environment in which it operates, as it is a formal system
of information in any governmental unit and thus it should provide different information for many entities, the
government accounting information system is required to take into account all the changes and developments
that occur in different areas surrounding its environment and especially with regard to new developments in the
use of information and communications technology, which e-government is one of them.
It can be argued that the application of e-government will require from accounting information systems to take
new developments that will be produced by the work requirements under the e-government especially with
regard to the need to use modern electronic means in accounting and re-design the system in line with electronic
operation of data and the subsequent other effects whether components or elements of the system and that I will
discuss later.
2.2.2THE SECOND AREA: E-GOVERNMENT IMPACT ON THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS:
The government accounting system is an accounting system that must provide financial and non-financial
information of government activities and processes that achieves the purposes of its users, especially the
administrative government units for the purposes of planning, control and performance evaluation, and even
make good decisions. It has an important role as one of the most important affecting variables (Al-Tahan ,
Mohammed, p 37), government accounting reflects the administrative system of government, the types of
budgets used and the needs of public administration from the multi-information for different purposes in line
with the directions issued by many scientific and professional organizations, and other various organizations
that interested in government accounting. The objectives of government accounting system can be summarized
as follows: -
- Accounting for government collection and spending.
- Financial control on the implementation of the state balance sheet.
- Management performance in providing information about its responsibility to users of "reports".
- Measurement of management effectiveness in achieving the objective in the use of resources.
- The use of information in determining the financial positions, policy-making and decision-making.
Although the application of e-government takes place, accounting process is still made manually and
traditionally, which is the direct cause of the deficiencies in the government accounting system. In the
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, e-government project starts in 2006 and is still under process and most
government transactions are still made manually despite the fact that the application of e-government has made
progress in Jordan.
Electronic accounting information system makes a framework includes a set of physical and human elements
that interact together according to the accounting concepts, principles and rules that operate according to a set of
procedures called the accounting processes using a set of accounting and non-accounting methods, in order to
provide the information required for internal and external users. Based on this definition, an analytical study can
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be made to illustrate the expected impact of the application of e-government on the foundations of government
accounting information system ( accounting unit, methods of balance sheet planning, methods of accounting
measurement, financial reports., internal control systems) as shown in previous research in the field of the use of
computers for the operation of electronic accounting data in government units, the impact of such use on the
foundations can be determined as follows:
• Intellectual framework that includes accounting concepts and principles that govern the government
accounting system, that no changes will happen, it will remain constant, whether using computer in
profit or not-for-profit organizations (Jebali, Mohammed, 2002.278).
• The technical accounting framework includes three known phases that are inputs, operation and outputs,
it is expected a fundamental change in all three phases, (Hammad, Mohamed, 1995, p 4) that in light of
the use of computers paper documents will be disposed , transaction processing will be lined, and duties
will be frequently consolidated within the system and independent tests of performance will not be
possible, with the ease of designing accounting reports.
• Preparing budgets, whether current or capital, the prepared programs for preparing budgets will help
greatly in using a new system and take into account performance programs. Many researchers call for
the application of these programs, which would greatly help in planning and control the state balance
sheet through systems (operating information system), (database system), (communications network
organization) (Al-Qadhi, Mohammed, 346), in addition to operating systems, distributed or
decentralized for preparation and implementation of the budget, which would facilitate the planning and
control of implementation.
• Internal control systems : The application of e-government led to a change in government work
environment and increasing risks associated with government performance, where the absence of audit
in addition to the need to provide programs specified to the pre- control of spending and post- control of
auditing and the need to provide specialized programs in addition to providing internal controls and
protect the security of information, and financial control personnel should be rehabilitated for control
procedures necessary, whether financial or performance control.
• Periodic reports.
Based on the above the researcher finds that the impact of the application of e-government can be
determined on the foundations of government accounting information system as follows:
FIRST: THE INPUT
Although the government accounting system includes a number of documents related to expenses, payments,
revenues and other receipts but accounting literature shows that the work of accounting in light of the use of
computers that operate the accounting system will be without paper. All paper-based documents used for
evidence and documentation will not exist, and it will be replaced with electronic documents, the accounting
process will be recorded and treated after input phase without documents or papers. The system conformity
should be considered at that point with rapid checking government service seeker data, and all accounts
associated with the government activities such as revenues, uses and regular and current accounts, and some
things must be taken into account in designing such documents used in the input stage: The design includes ease
of understanding without error and it ensures that the speed process of data input to the computer. The design
includes instructions on how to enter data into different entries. That government accounting cycle will vary in
stages of compilation, registration and saving of accounting data, with respect to the system input, it will become
invisible files as basis of the government accounting instead of records and accounting books. It is well known
that accounting books for the government accounting system based on the double entry system, and the general
journal will weaken on the grounds that it would be a byproduct of the process of data operation but it is not the
main source for transfer in the case of manual systems, with an emphasis on the importance of sub-books ,
largely on the basis that it is a key element in the operation of the data. So regular records will be vanished and
government accounting data becomes invisible.
SECOND: THE OPERATIONAL STAGE
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Databases will play an important role in the computerization of the government accounting information system,
as it can depend on a number of physical and logical files that arrange the computer records on storage media
and it is known in this area Master File, Transactions File, and other files. Thus the most important features of
the electronic accounting data for the purposes of providing government accounting information is that files
system versus files database system (Joseph, Shaaban Mubariz, pp. 158-159).
The government's accounts linked with many transactions and all are subsystems. Specific programs can be
made and designed for each account that contains only data of these sub-accounts and separate from the rest of
other subsystems files, where transactions are compiled in the schemes that divide the new system data into
groups defined as the computer subsystems (Abu Atta, Majdi, 1994, p 20), This is a fundamental subject to
understand the nature of the accounting information system, which is prepared for the main system in
administrative government unit, where there are several accounting cycles, which could link with these
subsystems in government organizations such as purchase cycle, storage cycle, reporting cycle, and cycle of
planning and control in the operational phase of the accounting data for the purposes of the provision of e-
government accounting information that should include the entry of transactions associated with the government
accounts operations in stages in the operations designed for this purpose, and operations file processing and the
master file updating for general ledger accounts as ledgers summaries shall be replaced by master files, and
sometimes these files may not appear, and preparing financial reports, although in some cases it is not necessary
to print them as they are saved on the electronic storage media.
THIRD: OUTPUT STAGE
The output of the government accounting information system is prepared in the form of financial reports of all
kinds, according to the accounting periods that generally accepted in the government activities under desired
development it is one of bases of that system. according to professional and academic organizations (Al-Tahan
Mohamed Abou El Ela, p 5). The goal is to provide accounting information for all users, whether viewers,
creditors, investors, or others, in order to inform them about the government's achievements and future
commitments, as well as deliver financial information and results, it is information - as stated in the paper work
GASB when develop the general framework of the objectives of the government accounting system can be used
to compare between actual results and the budget or for the purposes of assessing the financial position of the
administrative unit, to determine the compliance with laws and regulations or to assess the effectiveness of the
efficiency of the administrative government unit. In the light of electronic government of accounting data, The
application of e-government and the transition to full technical government accounting information system. The
researcher expects gradual reduction of all printed financial reports and shall be replaced by reports visible on
the computer screens or saved on modern storage media for this purpose, such as CD-ROM CD or magnetic
tapes outside the computer main memory.
CHALLENGES OF THE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING SYSTEM UNDER THE APPLICATION OF
E-GOVERNMENT:
Accounting information system faces a range of challenges under the application of e-government that can be
summarized as follows:
Legislative challenges
A lack of accounting legislations determines how to handle, measure and disclose the processes that carried out
under the e-government, which resulted in several accounting problems, in addition to the lack of accounting or
auditing standards governing the operations of e-government. To address this problem, government accounting
bodies must seek to draft these legislations.
Technical challenges
The accounting profession has kept up almost all the changes of the traditional government, on the basis that the
majority of those different accounting entities have qualified its members through training and education to deal
with environment changes. Unfortunately that approach has not been adopted yet in an environment of e-
government, and especially that such an environment is rapidly evolving and changing, and it is necessary to
take the following challenges in mind:
• Rehabilitate each accountants and auditors to the technology of e-government programs.
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• Adopt technological education programs accompany the teaching of accounting.
THE CHALLENGES OF INTERNAL CONTROL
while internal control is an essential base of the government accounting system, that is achieved through what is
known as internal control, and when accounting literature decides that internal controls guide associated with
the review process and also based on electronic operating system of data, and many decisions and financial
transactions are made by computer. Transactions data and master file data in central computer in computers
network distributed in all administrative government units. It is difficult to separate between functions as the
electronic operating means that one person makes all input, processing, output activities and it lacks physical
evidence and transfers to electronic files.
The researcher believes that it is necessary to develop the internal control structure in the government sector in
line with the techniques of computer used in the operation of the government accounting information. It is
therefore proposed in this regard to provide adequate guarantees for the proper and adequate operation for all
data of administrative government unit immediately after data is obtained and accurately identifies the person
responsible for various adjustments in government accounting data and achieves full protection to the electronic
system from hackers but not users who have access to the system and provide guarantees for user guide of the
advanced technological system and the efficiency and update of the system.
CHALLENGE OF THE SECURITY AND SAFETY OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
Under the system of e-government, the accounting data related to financial and economic operations of the
administrative government unit with the and administrative units or the national economy is characterized by
inability to follow its electronic track because paper books and records are not used. The registration process will
be made in memory of the computer and the storage media and that there are networks distributed among all the
administrative government units and a central computer for administrative government units with electronic
sub-computers. It is expected that the scientific communication will be free from other control bodies, which led
to questioning the efficacy and safety of the data entry process and access to information for the purposes of
internal control.
There are some risks can be associated with operation of the accounting data, and is expected to occur in the
government sector as follows:
- Lack of personal judgment of the accountant as an operator of accounting data.
- The difficulty of determining responsibilities in case of making any adjustments in the data or information.
- An increase of the likelihood of errors in the output of computer.
- Reduction in the number of original documents in its traditional form, leading to a lack of references as
evidences.
- The behavior of employees towards the existing information systems to the accounts and the ease to manipulate
and it is difficult to detect these crimes.
- The widespread crimes of viruses accounts: Based on the review of these problems expected for the
government accounting system under the application of e-government, it is necessary for a framework for
government accounting information system agree with the e-government on the one hand and help to address the
deficiencies associated with the traditional accounting information system, and I will discuss in the next section
of the research that suggests a theoretical framework for government accounting information system taking into
account the necessary requirements.
2.2.3THE THIRD AREA: REQUIREMENTS OF GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
SYSTEM IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT
I discuss in this section of this study the requirements of government accounting system in an environment of e-
government and as approach for making the government accounting framework appropriate in an environment of
e-government and both subjects are explained below:
-REQUIREMENTS OF GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF E-
GOVERNMENT
From the above presentation of the impact of the application of e-government on the accounting system, the
main axes of the requirements of building government accounting information system can be summarized as
follows :
* Develop and identify the target of the proposed framework: requirements for building an accounting
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information system is to develop rules and standards to support government accounting information system and
meet the requirements of the government and the purpose and goal of the system, in terms of providing
appropriate information for planning, control and decision-making, in addition to the completion of government
transactions quickly and with high accuracy. Main objective should be developed in order to focus on developing
the role of a government accountant in e-government as an effective tool for government accounting in an
environment of modern information technology and contribute to the success of electronic accounting system.
* Identify the characteristics of systems resulted from the electronic operating of data as evidence of the absence
of paper documents in this regard computer input records will take a new form, as there is no visible documents
of the input and output, and the inability to trace government transactions.
* Taking into account the complementary relationship between the integrated accounting system and direct
communication between the electronic trading system of the data in terms of government accounting information
system of all parties in need of government accounting information from the Ministry of Finance, State Budget
Department and Audit Bureau as a control body, where communication and direct access are made without the
need to access to these systems by other media, which saves time and cost and achieves prompt completion.
* The need for technological infrastructure to activate the accounting information system of e-government,
through the availability of all electronic devices, information networks and the highly-efficient various human
resources.
-APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING FRAMEWORK IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF E-
GOVERNMENT
The role of government accounting under the application of e-government, and to achieve its objectives for the
purpose of providing information to government accounting control, planning and decision-making, it is
proposed that the framework includes the following elements:
- Develop and update laws, regulations and instructions governing the performance of government accounting in
light of the application of e-government. This requires amendment the financial government system through the
introduction of special laws in light of the concepts of electronic transactions and electronic payment methods.
The Ministry of Finance has developed laws related to some electronic transactions that are instructions applied
for finance for the collection of revenue by e-money transfer No (10) for the year 2003 and the instructions
applied to the financial affairs of the revenue collection by credit card and its amendments No. (11) for the year
2002, but these instructions are not enough and do not cover all government transactions. In addition to that
electronic evidence of the government accounts must be developed to include the general ledger accounts uses
and government resources to show their results in the final account of the state, provided that such action
covered by sub-ledgers of income and expenses books, and total of current and regular debtor and creditor
accounts.
- In light of recent trends for the development of government accounting information system, it must reorganize
the administrative government unit by deepening the understanding of the meaning and the concept of
computerized government accounting information system and its application and benefits. To clearly define
procedures for the use of computers in the implementation of the government accounting process, and to
decentralize government administration at the level of each administrative governmental unit.
-Use of electronic accounting systems in order to operate government accounting information system: The
variation of systems that each one has different characteristics, in relation to material components of the
computer systems and programs, as database systems may be used which includes a software system for data
management that known as database management system, that is a software package works for the purpose of
the integration of multiple physically- integrated data files. The application of the operating system in groups
(batches), where all documents related to each other can be compiled in groups and operated at once at the end of
specific time periods or when the group reach a certain size or on the basis of values, the use of remote operating
systems, and computer networks systems: it is a system that requires centralized structure to make remote
communication , through the link between the central computer of government administration and other
government units that known as peripherals and distributed operating information system. The researcher finds
that government financial information management must be prepared to achieve an integrated features, providing
integrated financial accounting system for all ministries and government departments. In all ministries and
government departments, data can be processed via safe governmental network. In addition to that the system
must include the implementation of the budget and accounting information related to the government and its
departments. There is one system for all financial managers in government ministries and departments, to
manage all financial accounting operations. This allows the system to monitor and reconcile financial and
accounting overlapping operations. The system links the central bank systems with the Income and Sales Tax
Department, Customs Department and the public debt management system.
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- Making procedures and accounting methods of e-government comply with government accounting information
system under the application of e-government, it is expected that government accounting is carried out through
several methods and the appropriate evidence must be provided for the implementation of accounting
transactions and procedures necessary for the type of methods and the nature of interactive website and the need
to electronic payment methods, and identify nature of site design to suit the user's needs, as well as it should be
considered to be the interface used is consistent with the nature of the user.
- Development of technical skills and practical knowledge of government accountants in the application of e-
government.
3-RESULTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
In the light of the analysis that the researcher conducts in this paper it is shown that the results and
recommendations are as follows:
3.1:First results:
- In order to government accounting information systems contribute to achieving the government objectives, all
changes and developments must be taken into account that occur in multiple areas surrounding its environment.
Especially with regard to new developments in the use of information technology and modern communications,
which e-government represents one of these developments.
- As the e-government system is an actual fact that has advantages associated with the provision of government
services and dealing with all other sectors, administrative government units should be reorganized and follow the
decentralized system of e-government.
- Many governments have used and applied information technology as all sectors through e-government which
requires the accounting information systems re-evaluate components and methods used in data collection,
storage, processing and delivery to entrusted bodies to take different decisions.
- The government accounting information system is a source of the information in the administrative government
unit, that must be developed and changed from manual operation to the electronic operation of accounting data
under the system of e-government. It will affect the basic components of government accounting information
systems that are: documentary group, books group, accounts guide, financial reports and statements group,
which requires the need for taking into account these effects and their implications for the design of accounting
information systems.
-. The system of e-government impact is expected on the foundations of government accounting information
system in input, operation, output and feedback, which is a prerequisite for building a framework matches with
that system. As a guide for addressing deficiencies in that system and to overcome the accounting problems,
whose causes returns to the manual operation of the accounting data.
- The accounting information systems in government through e-government requires attention of human staff
(represented by individuals based on the work of accounting information systems) and develop the skills of
knowledge in the areas of use of methods of information technology in order to be able to deal with it and benefit
from its use in government accounting information systems.
3.2 -RECOMMENDATIONS
- The need to continue scientific research in the identification and study of the effects of the most important
information technology and modern communications to government accounting information systems in e-
government.
- The need that the subjects, especially accounting information systems contain curriculums using the methods of
information and communication technologies in general and e-government in particular, in order to prepare
accounting staff, who graduated from the colleges and scientific institutes how to understand the nature of the
work of these methods, as well as in the work of accounting information systems.
- The need to rehabilitate public accountant to support the theoretical and practical need to shift toward e-
government accounting information system , that system is designed to provide the information necessary to
evaluate the performance rather than the traditional objectives of government accounting system.
- The need for government accounting standards related to measurement and accounting report, that fit with the
desired development of the e-government accounting information system.
- The need to provide basic requirements for the use of the proposed framework for information technology
government accounting, with the importance that the frame includes some modern concepts in the field of
information technology and in line with government work as well as some accounting systems for the operation
of accounting electronic data and finally appropriate accounting methods.
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