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GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING

Art IX. - D Sec. 2 Paragraph 2- Legal basis that mandates COA to uses accounting rules and regulations

2016 -Effect government accounting manual

Government Accounting Manual (GAM) - *January 1, 2016- took effect *October 22, 2015-approved

Objectives of GAM
Provides updates the following
1. Government accounting policies, guidelines, standards and procedures
2. Coding structure and accounts
3. Accounting books, registry, records, forms, reports and financial statements
4. Accounting journal entries

Contents of GAM

Volume I (22 chapters; 19 annexes)


1. Accounting Standards & Policies
2. Accounting Guidelines & Procedures
3. Accounting Entries
4. Financial Statements

Volume II (92 appendices)


1. Books, Registries, Records, Forms, Reports (BRRFR)
2. Instructions on how to fill out forms
3. Deadlines and Place of submission

Volume III (3 chapters)


1. List of Accounts
2. Codes and description of Accounts
Particulars NGAS GAM
1. New Standards State accounting standards Philippine public sector of accounting standards
2. Components of FS 4 6
3. FS title:  Balance Sheet  Statement of Financial Position
 Statement of Income & Expenses  Statement of Financial Performance
 Statement of Government Entity  Statement of Changes in Net Assets/Equity
 Cash Flow Statement  Statement of Cash Flow
 Notes to FS
 Statement of Comparison of Budget and Actual
amounts

4. Unified Accounts Code


NONE UACS Compliant
Structures (UACS)
5. Books maintained Regular Agency book National Government Book ( By fund cluster)
6. Fund Maintenance 1 fund concept 7 Fund Cluster
 01- Regular Agency Fund
 02- Foreign Assisted Project Fund
 03- Special Accounts- Locally Funded
 04- Special Accounts- Foreign Assisted
 05- Internally Generated Funds
 06- Business Related Funds
 07- Trust Receipts- (donations)
7.Inventory Costing 1. Moving weighted Average
Moving weighted average
2. Specific Identification
8. Useful life of PPE Range: COA
Prescribed by COA
Specific: Government Agency/ Management
9. PPE Threshold None 15,000 & above
10. Residual Value 10% Atleast 5%
11. Cash flow Direct Method Direct Method (cash collection - cash out)

12. Statement of Financial Position Without distinction With distinction


13. Accounting for Donation:
a. with condition a. Income a. Liability
b. without condition b. Income b. Revenue
c. with restriction c. none c. Revenue
14. Subsidies ( Grants/transfers) Part of Income Not part of Revenue from current operation
15. Impairment Loss None Recognized
16. Adjustment affecting Uses prior years adjustment account Direct adjustment to equity
Government equity
17. Maintenance of Registry *Registry of Allotments and Obligations *Registry of Allotments, Obligations and Disbursement
(RAO) (RAOD)
1. PS- Personnel Services 1. PS- Personnel Services
2. MOOE- Maintenance and Other 2. MOOE- Maintenance and Other Operations
Operations Expense Expense
3. CO- Capital Outlay 3. CO- Capital Outlay
4. FE- Financial Expenses 4. FE- Financial Expenses
*Registry of Budget Utilization (RBU) *Registry of Budget Utilization and Disbursement
(RBUD)

18. Forms 1. Obligation Request (OBR) 1. Obligation Request and Status (ORS)
2. Budget Utilization Request ( BUR) 2. Budget Utilization Request and Status (BURS)
3. Notice of Obligation Request and Status
Adjustment (NORSA)
4. Notice of Budget Utilization Request and Status
Adjustment (NBURSA)
3. Changes adapted in GAM:

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