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In this blog, we summarise Queensland Treasury’s major changes in its financial reporting requirements (FRRs) for this year.
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Did you know that QAO's staff hail from a variety of diverse backgrounds? We asked Irish-born Alan Flynn, Audit Manager, five quick questions about his work, career and life.
Queensland Treasury Financial Reporting Requirements (FRRs) for 2018–19 are available on Queensland Treasury’s website. www.tre
As we finalise the audit of our clients’ financial statements, we will be communicating any misstatements the teams identify.
This blog post gives our audit clients some information about how we record material misstatements.
Curious about our data analytics experts and the work they do? We asked Reeve Waugh, Analyst, five quick questions about his work, career and life.
The Office of the Chief Advisor—Procurement has published new guidelines for disclosing government-awarded contracts. And for using and disclosing confidentiality provisions.
In an increasingly digitised world, the next natural step is for agencies to implement electronic approval processes (e-signing).
When agencies use data analytics to inform fraud assessments, they can target their approach and increase their value‑for‑money proposition.
Technological advances now enable departments to use a range of services that combine into wider technology ecosystems.
The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) is reviewing financial reporting requirements for the public sector.1, 2