Development Plan - Accounting Office
Availability of information about best practices in financial matters Threats a. Low staff income in comparison with private firms b. Traditional way in preparing reports c. Lack of technology advancement and updated devices d. Unstable power supply
V – Strategic Alternatives To better achieve the university’s goal and objectives, the following identified strategies are hoped to be operational:
1. Enroll for Electronic-new Government Accounting System (e-NGAS) e-NGAS became the talk of the town since it was formally launched in the last quarter of 2003. Heart warming testimonies on the efficiency of the system stream steadily from users in various government agencies which have availed of the system. The Philippine Commission on Audit is grated by the 1987 Constitution the “exclusive authority, subject to limitations, to define the scope of the audit examination, establish the techniques and methods required therefore and promulgate accounting and auditing rules, including those for the prevention and disallowance of irregular, unnecessary, excessive, extravagant, or uses of government funds and properties.” In this context, the Commission on Audit undertook the Government Simplification and Computerization Project. It is a major reform that replaced the old accounting system with a modernized New Government Accounting System