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57 Cards in this Set
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federal appropriations law can be categorized into which three topical areas
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Purpose
Time Amount |
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In the DoD, final decisioins of Fiscal law questions are "officially" rendered by whom
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DoD General Counsel, Courts
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How many basic types of budget authority are used in the federal government
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appropriations
contract authority borrowing authority monetary credits offsetting collections and receipts loan and loan guarantee authority |
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annual appropriations remain available for obligation for how long
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for new obligations,
one year |
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operations and maintenance (O&M) is an example of what type of appropriation
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annual appropriation
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RDT&E is an example of what type of appropriation
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multi-year appropriation
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budget authority does not expire in what type of appropriation
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no-year appropriation
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Article1, Section 9, of the U.S. Constitution gives the power to appropriation funds for operating the government to which branch of the government
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Legislative Branch
"Congress" |
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which law extablished the house and senate budget committees and the congressional budget office (CBO)
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Congressional Budget Act of 1974
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what are the three tests which must be met for use of the Necessary Expense doctrine
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Must bear a logical relationship
Not prohibited by law Not funded elsewhere |
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who are determined to be accountable officers in the department of defense
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Certifying Officers
Disbursing Officers Accountable Officials |
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who grants relief of liability to a certifying officer for erroneous or illegal payments in the department of defense
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DoD General Counsel,
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service |
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What type of budgetary resources remain availble for new obligations for more than one fiscal year
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mult-year authority
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what type of budgetary resources remain availble for new obligations until the purpose for which they were provided is carried out
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No-year authority
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what type of congressional resolution can be thought of as a temporary appropriations act
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continuing resolutions
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what are four major functions in DoD finance
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Entitlements,
Payments, Collections, Control of Public Funds |
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What is the primary organization in DoD with the responsibility for Fiance requirements
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the defense finance and accounting service
(DFAS) |
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What is the acronym for disbursing office indentification number
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Disbursing Stations Symbol Number
(DSSN) |
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What three types of officials are accountable individuals
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Certifying Officers
Disbursing Officers Accountable Officials |
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Debt collection includes collection of debts from what three groups
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Current employees and Military Members
Former Employees and military Members Vendors |
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What is a preferred collection method for debts owed by active military members and civilian employees who are still in service
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salary offset
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When collecting debts owed by vendors that have failed to properly respond to the demand letters, what is the next step
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Hold up list
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when in doubt about the proper use of an appropriation, the DO may request this from the OSD General Counsel on the propriety of the prospective payment
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an advance decision
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to what along with accountability, does certification equate
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liability
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who besides the disbursing officer is always accountable for any wrong payment or over obligation
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certifying officer
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if a civilian employee receives less than 90% of his or her normal biweekly pay and allowances, what may they request
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special pay
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when a civilian employee moves from a job overseas to a job in the states, which organizton pays for the Permanent duty travel
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the losing activity
The OCONUS activity |
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name the supporting documents required in the DoD Payment Package
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Contract
Invoice Proof of Receipt Acceptance Document |
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Name two key forms that provide accountability and control by disbursing officers
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Standard Form 1219, Statement of Accountability (monthly)
DD Form 2657, Daily Statement of Accountability |
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Which individuals hold personal and pecuniary liability for their actions in financial transactions
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Certifying Officers,
Disbursing Officers, and Accountable Officials |
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The budget and accounting act of 1921 established the GAO (Legislative Branch) to audit financial transactions of which branch of the government
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Executive branch
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The GPRA Requires agencies to define goals, set performance targets,a nd report what
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actual performance
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the federal accounting standards advisory board (FASAB) was set up by what three organizations
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Government Accountability Office (GAO)
Officer of Management and Budget (OMB) Department of Treasury |
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Any enforceable agreement between an agency and a business concern for the acquisition of property or services is called what
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contract
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what term is used to describe Federal Governement funds that have been paid but have not yet been identified to a specific organization
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Undistributed Disbursements
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What term is used in SFFAS#4 to describe the provess of accumulating, measuring, analyzing, interpreting, and reporting cost
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Managerial Cost Accounting
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what are the two self balancing sets of accounts in the U.S. government Standard General Ledger (USGSGL)
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Budgetary and Proprietary
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In proprietary accounting, assets and liabilities plus what
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Net Position
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The aggregate amount of an entitys funds in the treasury is in what account
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fund balance with Treasury
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PP&E defines tangible assets with an estimated useful life of more than what number of years
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Two Years
2 |
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What is the Statement of budgetary Resourves equation
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Budgetary resources = Status of Budgetary resources
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which financial statement shows the components of the net cost of the reporting entitys operatioin for the period
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statement of net cost
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when DoD accounting entity maintains a central general ledger
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Defense Finance and Accounting
DFAS |
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government audits provide essential elements of public accountability and what
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control
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which standards generally apply to all federal government audits
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GAO Standards or GAGAS
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who conducts, supervises, monitors and initiates audits and investigations relating to DoD programs and operations
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Department of Defense Inpsector General (DODIG)
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Which is the DoD documentthat provides policy for DoD audit and internal review offices to use for conducting audits of DoD operations, systems, program, and functions
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DoD Internal Audit Manual
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What does an internal audit organizaton ensure against
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Waste, Fraud, Mismanagement, and Abuse
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How many hours of continuing professional education must an auditor complete every 2 years
What is the min number of hours that must be completed in any year of the 2 year period |
80 hours in 2 years;
20 hours minimum each year |
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When it comes to matters relating to the audit work, what should all organizations be
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Independent
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which type of audit is expected to determine whether:
The financial infomation is presented in accordance with established stated criteria; the entity has adhered to specific financial compliance requirements; the entity's internal control structure over financial reporting and/or safeguarding of assets is suitably designed and implemented to achieve the control objectives |
Financial Audit
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Which type of audit is expected to determine whether:
the entity is acquiring, using and protecting its resources economically and efficiently The entity's programs are achieving the desired results or benefits the entity is accomplishing its mission in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and publich policies |
Performance Audit
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Which audit phase involves gathering evidence and determining materiality and significance of the findings
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review phase
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during which audit phase would you select the most important areas for audit coverage
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planning phase
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what document includes the objectives of the audit, the findings and when appropriate, the recommendations
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the audit report
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what should be considered when evaluated the effectiveness of DoD audit organizations
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audit benefits
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what is the name of the GAO Standard that porvides reasonable assureance that DoD auditors comply with applicable auditing standards and DoD audit policies
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Quality Control
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