Division of Accounting
The Division of Accounting is responsible
for the analysis, reconciliation and preparation of financial statements
generated from the internal FDA accounting system and presented
in statements that conform to Government-wide standards. The
FDA Division of Accounting has the overall responsibility for the
administration, functional leadership and technical direction of
an accounting system subject to managing FDA’s multi-million dollar
budget, including oversight of 26 District Offices nationwide.
The FDA accounting system is one
of five recognized General Ledger/Financial Management systems
in the Department of Health and Human Services. FDA is considered
Agency Level and reports directly to OMB, Treasury and DHHS. All
reports are subject to review and audit by GAO and the Inspector
General.
The Division of Accounting is composed
of two branches, the CFO Liaison Branch and the Accounting Services
Branch.
The Chief Financial Officers (CFO)
Liaison Branch is responsible for the FDA’s annual financial statement
audit and produces FDA’s Chief Financial Officer’s Annual Report. Created
in FY 2000, this branch deals with the ever increasing demands
of the annual audit.
The Accounting Services Branch
is comprised of the following:
- Accounting
Reports and Analysis Section
- Property Team
- Special Services Team (Applications, Obligations, IPAC, Support)
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