Marines To Focus FY-12 Audit On Current Year, Not Beginning Balances

摘要

Following two consecutive disclaimer opinions on the Marine Corps' statement of budgetary resources, defense officials have shifted the fiscal year 2012 effort to focus on current-year balances.rn"There's going to be a focus first and foremost on current-year execution, because they had a fair amount of difficulty doing beginning balances for the statement of budgetary resources," Pentagon Deputy Chief Financial Officer Mark Easton told the Defense Audit Advisory Committee during its July 12 meeting.rnHe said in the past, the effort focused so much energy on beginning balances that officials did not have enough time to tackle the current-year numbers.