Air Force's Progress in Implementing the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act

GAO reviewed the Air Force's continuing efforts to implement and comply with the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA) and assessed: (1) its progress in improving internal controls and accounting systems' compliance evaluations; and (2) the adequacy of the basis for the Air Force's letter to the Secretary of Defense, which stated that the objectives of FMFIA had been met. GAO found that the Air Force has: (1) improved its internal control systems; (2) made progress toward correcting weaknesses; (3) improved its evaluation programs; and (4) established the overall framework for an effective program. However, more improvements are needed before it will have an adequate basis for determining that its internal controls, taken as a whole, comply with the requirements of FMFIA. To enhance its future basis for determining the overall status of its internal controls for reporting compliance with the requirements, the Air Force needs to improve: (1) guidance for performance and documentation of internal control reviews (ICR) and vulnerability assessments; (2) coverage of automatic data processing (ADP) application controls; (3) quality assurance reviews; (4) evaluation and testing of accounting systems in operation; and (5) analysis of its fiduciary and management accounting capabilities in nonconforming systems.

GAO reviewed the Air Force's continuing efforts to implement and comply with the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA) and assessed: (1) its progress in improving internal controls and accounting systems' compliance evaluations; and (2) the adequacy of the basis for the Air Force's letter to the Secretary of Defense, which stated that the objectives of FMFIA had been met. GAO found that the Air Force has: (1) improved its internal control systems; (2) made progress toward correcting weaknesses; (3) improved its evaluation programs; and (4) established the overall framework for an effective program. However, more improvements are needed before it will have an adequate basis for determining that its internal controls, taken as a whole, comply with the requirements of FMFIA. To enhance its future basis for determining the overall status of its internal controls for reporting compliance with the requirements, the Air Force needs to improve: (1) guidance for performance and documentation of internal control reviews (ICR) and vulnerability assessments; (2) coverage of automatic data processing (ADP) application controls; (3) quality assurance reviews; (4) evaluation and testing of accounting systems in operation; and (5) analysis of its fiduciary and management accounting capabilities in nonconforming systems.

Department of Defense's Progress in Implementing the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act

Army's Progress in Implementing the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act

Department of the Air Force's First-Year Implementation of the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act

Department of State's Progress in Implementing the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act