United States Army Annual Financial Statement FY00. The Army in Transformation Responsive to the Needs of the Nation.

摘要

In FY 1991 the United States Army became a pilot agency for the implementation of the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990. By law, the Army is required to report annually on the financial position and operating results for its three entities-General Fund, Working Capital Fund, Civil Works Fund. This document combines the three major reporting entities of the Army into a single comprehensive report. The FY 2000 United States Army Annual Financial Statement is intended to inform government officials; Army officers, soldiers and civilians; and other interested parties. The Army comprises three separate funding entities: the General Fund, Working Capital Fund, and the Civil Works Fund. This annual financial statement describes how these three funding entities operate to support our people, Army readiness, and the transformation of our forces. The following is a synopsis of the key performance areas for each of the three funds.