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BOP Program Statement 8510.02 § 16
OBJECTIVES OF THE UNICOR ACCOUNTING SYSTEM. UNICOR's
accounting system is designed to meet all internal needs for cost
and other financial data for planning, programming, budgeting,
controlling, and reporting of UNICOR operations. The following
specific areas are covered:
— obligations,
— liabilities,
— expenditures,
— costs, and
— revenues.
a. Accurate and reliable bases for developing and reporting
costs of performance by:
— organizational unit,
— job or process, and
— program structure.
b. Flexibility in accommodating new and revised program
structures to support programmatic management.
c. Full and prompt disclosure of the financial condition and
results of operation and support of each major program or
activity through reports based on an orderly system of
controlling and recording financial transactions on an accrual
basis.
d. Production of adequate and timely financial reports and
related information to meet the needs and objectives of internal
management and to comply with external requirements, including
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the furnishing of financial data as required by statutory and
other law, Congress, or congressional committees.
e. Producing reliable financial and cost data to be used for:
— preparation and support of UNICOR's budgets,
— controlling the execution and administration of those
budgets, and
— reporting to the Bureau, DOJ, and others as required.
f. Developing cost data for use in measuring results of
operations and performance of assigned functions.
g. Suitable integration of UNICOR accounting with Bureau and
DOJ accounting.
History
PS 8510.02 dated 2003-01-21
Provenance
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