Chapter 35 – Accounting and Collection

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Chapter 35 – Accounting and Collection is a section of U.S. federal law that sets out rules and procedures for the government’s financial accounting, internal controls, and collection of public funds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chapter of United States Code
aimsTo ensure accountability for public resources
promote reliability of federal financial information
support oversight of federal financial management
appliesTo executive agencies of the United States
officers and employees responsible for public money
concerns accountability of disbursing and certifying officers
handling and safeguarding of public money
records of receipts and expenditures of public funds
country United States of America
surface form: United States
establishes procedures for collection and deposit of federal receipts
requirements for financial reporting by federal agencies
requirements for maintaining adequate accounting systems
jurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
legalDomain federal financial management law
legalForm statutory provisions
partOf Title 31 of the United States Code NERFINISHED
purpose to establish rules for accounting for public funds
to prescribe procedures for collection and deposit of public money
to strengthen internal controls over federal financial operations
regulates collection of public funds
federal government financial accounting
internal controls over public funds
requires proper documentation of financial transactions
use of internal controls to prevent loss or misuse of public funds

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Title 31 of the United States Code contains Chapter 35 – Accounting and Collection