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Accounting for Governmental Entities

The document outlines the accounting policies for governmental and public non-profit entities as per Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC and Law on Accounting No 88/2015/QH. It details which entities apply these policies, the accounting periods, voucher requirements, and account classifications related to the state budget. Additionally, it includes matching items related to accounting entities and their functions.

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Accounting for Governmental Entities

The document outlines the accounting policies for governmental and public non-profit entities as per Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC and Law on Accounting No 88/2015/QH. It details which entities apply these policies, the accounting periods, voucher requirements, and account classifications related to the state budget. Additionally, it includes matching items related to accounting entities and their functions.

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EXERCISE CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW OF ACCOUNTING FOR

GOVERNMENTAL & PUBLIC NON-PROFIT ENTITIES

1. Which entities apply/do not apply accounting policy according to Circular


24/2024/TT-BTC?
Number Entities Apply Do not
apply
1 Public non–profit entities self-finance both recurrent
and investment expenditures (Group 1)
2 Public non–profit entities self-finance recurrent
expenditures (Group 2)
3 Public non–profit entities self-finance part of
recurrent expenditures (Group 3)
4 Public non–profit entities with recurrent expenditures
guaranteed by the state budget (Group 4)
5 State agencies
6 State-owned enterprises
7 The State Bank
8 The socio-political organizations
9 Commune People’s Committee
10 Private enterprises

2. According to Law on Accounting No 88/2015/QH (amended in 2024):


- Annual accounting period is … months, from …….. to …….
- Quarterly accounting period is … months, from ……. to….
- Monthly accounting period is … month, from …. to….

3. According to Law on Accounting No 88/2015/QH (amended in 2024), what


elements at least does an accounting voucher consist of?

1
4. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC, which followings are compulsory/
not compulsory vouchers?
Number Voucher Compulsory Not compulsory
1 Cash Receipt Invoice
2 Inventory received note/ Goods
receiving the voucher
3 Cash payment invoice
4 Salary/payroll sheet
5 Fixed asset depreciation worksheet
6 Requisition for Advance payment/
Advance clearing
7 Goods delivery note/ Inventory delivery
voucher
8 Budget withdrawal voucher
9 Cash receipt voucher
10 Payment Order
11 Debit note
12 Credit note

5. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC:


a. Off-balance sheet accounts are recoded under:
[Link] entry [Link] journal entry
b. On-balance sheet accounts are recorded under:
[Link] entry B. Double journal entry

6. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC, which off-balance-sheet accounts are


related/not related to the state budget?

Number Account Related to the state budget Not related to the state budget
1 001
2 002
3 004

2
4 007
5 008
6 009
7 012
8 013
9 014
10 018

7. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC, the following accounts are opened in


detail by year (previous year, current year). True/False?
Number Account True False
1 Type 1
2 Type 2
3 Type 3
4 Type 4
5 Type 5
6 Type 6
7 Type 7
8 Type 8
9 Type 9
10 Type 0

8. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC, the following accounts have balances


at the end of the accounting year. True/False?
Number Account True False
1 Type 1
2 Type 2
3 Type 3
4 Type 4
5 Type 5
6 Type 6

3
7 Type 7
8 Type 8
9 Type 9
10 Type 0

9. According to Law on Accounting No 88/2015/QH, what methods of correcting


an accounting book?

10. According to Circular 24/2024/TT-BTC, which statements are prepared by


entities?
Number Entity Financial Budgetary
statements statements
1 Public non–profit entities self-finance both recurrent
and investment expenditures (Group 1) and have no
source to settle with the state budget
2 Public non–profit entities self-finance recurrent
expenditures (Group 2)
3 Public non–profit entities self-finance part of
recurrent expenditures (Group 3)
4 Public non–profit entities with recurrent expenditures
guaranteed by the state budget (Group 4)
5 State Agencies

10. Matching items in column A for items in column B below:


A B
1/ Accounting entity/unit a/ is subordinate/ lower-level unit of accounting entity
which does all contents of accounting work
2/ Depending accounting unit b/ is subordinate/ lower-level unit of accounting entity
which does partial contents of accounting (excluding
preparation of FSs)
3/ Spending unit c/ is subordinate/ lower-level unit of accounting entity
which does not accounting work, only issues and
processes invoices compliance with requirements of
accounting entity

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