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This report presents a financial management maturity model developed by the Comptroller and Auditor General. The model is primarily for use by public sector bodies to self-assess their financial management practices.

This chapter aggregates and summarises the results of the 42 appropriation accounts for 2017 and highlights key variances relative to estimates. The chapter also shows the limited guidance provided by the current financial reporting framework for the accounting of capital assets.

This chapter examines information on the developments in relation to Public Private Partnerships. Information was provided by the relevant departments/agencies including details of PPP contracts entered into since 2012, a summary of projects currently in development and details of periodic evaluations and post project reviews undertaken.

This chapter examines the report issued by the review team from the International Monetary Fund to evaluate Ireland's fiscal management and reporting.

This chapter examines the management of the salary overpayments by the payroll shared service centre and the processes in place to manage these overpayments

This report reviews the timeliness of public sector financial reporting and identifies those bodies where delays have occurred. It also summarises the issues brought to attention in the Comptroller and Auditor General’s audit reports on financial statements for 2015.

This Chapter details vote accounting and budget management for government departments and offices.

This chapter details vote accounting and budget management for government departments and offices.

The purpose of this report is to outline the extent of agency services provided by the Office of Public Works (OPW) and to examine whether the OPW and principals have adequate procedures in place in respect of accounting for agency services.

This chapter details information about the financial commitments entered into by central Government departments and agencies in respect of Public Private Partnerships.