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The Queensland Audit Office’s forward work plan is readily available on our website, providing transparency around our audit priorities and the reports we intend to table in parliament over the nex
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As of this financial year, we are now presenting our reports digitally on our website. They are easily navigated and accessible.
A lot of councils in Queensland, and in the rest of Australia, are focused on improving their financial sustainability.
The key audit matters section of the Independent Auditor’s Report has been introduced.
Minutes of board meetings and other governance bodies are documented evidence of decisions, and decision-making processes. When they are well drafted, they support good governance and demonstrate transparency.
Did you know that QAO's staff hail from a variety of diverse backgrounds? We asked Irish-born Alan Flynn, Audit Manager, five quick questions about his work, career and life.
Queensland Treasury Financial Reporting Requirements (FRRs) for 2018–19 are available on Queensland Treasury’s website. www.treasury
As we finalise the audit of our clients’ financial statements, we will be communicating any misstatements the teams identify.
This blog post gives our audit clients some information about how we record material misstatements.
Curious about our data analytics experts and the work they do? We asked Reeve Waugh, Analyst, five quick questions about his work, career and life.
The Office of the Chief Advisor—Procurement has published new guidelines for disclosing government-awarded contracts. And for using and disclosing confidentiality provisions.
In an increasingly digitised world, the next natural step is for agencies to implement electronic approval processes (e-signing).