Financial
Management Office
Henry Hoffman, Director and Chief Financial
Officer
The Financial Management Office (FMO) is responsible for agency-wide budget, financial accounting, and acquisition policies and services, program performance reporting, compliance with federal financial management regulations and statutes, and management audit review. FMO's activities include:
- Providing accurate and timely financial information to agency and program managers, Congress, the Department of Treasury, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and other federal control agencies, as appropriate.
- Developing and applying effective financial management policies, procedures, and reports that integrate program performance.
- Preparing and justifying the FTC's annual budget and Government Performance and Results Act submissions to OMB and Congress. See Financial Documents and Government Performance and Results Act .
- Executing enacted appropriations, through strategic and operational planning, distributing funds to FTC bureaus and offices, and monitoring the obligation and reprogramming of funds. See: Budget History Tables.
- Maintaining agency financial accounts and records, and preparing auditable financial statements. See Office of Inspector General: Audit Report.
- Managing agency-wide contracting and acquisition policies, procedures, competitions, and systems. See: Procurement Opportunities.
- Administering the agency's core financial management and staff time and reporting systems
Last Updated:
Thursday, June 3, 2004
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