... ACCOUNTING OFFICE REPORT
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Comptroller General
of the United States
Washington, D.C. 20548
B-282041
The President
The President of the Senate
The Speaker of the House of Representatives ... statements
and much of the related information in the 1998 Financial Report of
’ the United States Government, as’well as the underlying financial in-...
... Financial Report of the United States Government,
formerly known as the Consolidated Financial Statements of the U.S. Government.
The Administration initiated the development of this fmancial ... as well as
parts of the Legislative and Judicial branches of the United States Government.
The publication of this second annual fmancial report represents one c...
... Petroleum Reserve by the
Department of E,nergy. Of these reve-
nues; $16 1.5 billion are offset against
: the gross cost of the related functions
to arriveatthe function’s net cost. The
US. Govefnment ...
All other
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The President’s Budgk for fiscal A team of senior’managers from
1999 set as a goal an unqualified the OMB, the Treasury, and the
The OMB, the...
... standards to reconcile their reported net costs to budget informa-
tion, which could provide a basis for preparing the reconciliation in the
1998 Financial Report of the United States Government. ... entities,such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
the HHS’s Health Care Financing Administration, the Social Security Ad-
ministration (SSA), the Department of State,...
... controls over the cash receipts and disbursements processed by
,Treasury on behalf of the federal government. We provided the re-
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sults of our work to the Treasury Office of Inspector General ... transactions that
affect the net position.
The main source of revenue
/## sists of taxes and.bther.revenue
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/$@J{ the Federal Government gener-
The Statement ofN...
... expenditures
sum .of the present
imated payments dur-
m period. The contri-
of the sum of the pres-
estimated non-interest
the p&i&l. The esti-
qkred on the basis of
tethad,regiu$qd.as ... 1867,
the Government acquired land equal
to 79.4 percent of the current acreage
of the United States, spending a.total
of $85.1 million.
United States G...
... villages and
other places that are not part of an ur-
ban area. The majority of these loans
mature in excess of 25 years and are
secured by the property of the bor-
rower.
The Direct Student ...
1998. The primary source of these
earnings is from interest earned on
Federal debt securities held by FRBs.
FRBs issue Federal Reserve notes,
the circulating currency o...
...
reason, the fund is excluded from the
Financial Report and the fund’s hold-
ings of Federal debt are considered
part of the Federal debt held by the
public, rather than Federal debt held
by the ... While it is likely that the United
operations. The ultimate disposition
of these matters is unknown. Based
States, will have to pay some amount
of damages on the...
... billion asset for the
value of the fund’s investments.
The remaining rmidentifed .differ-
ence is a net of $35.5 billion. Since
some of the differences may be offset-
ting, the gross difference ... travel between
This function covers the costs of
the United Statesand the rest of the National Science Foundation re-
tural production are found under the
“Ag...