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Reconciliation and Financial Reporting

Reconciliation and Financial Reporting: prepares, reviews and provides updated financial information for monthly, quarterly, and yearly reconciliation and financial statements, and other financial reports as required.

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Recommended Training for Reconciliation and Financial Reporting

Proficiency Levels Program/Course Title & Info Contact Info/Vendor
Baseline (1) Dollars and $ense: Making Sense of Treasury's Central Accounting Requirements U.S. Department of Treasury
FACTS I and GFRS: Yearend Reporting of Proprietary Accounting Data to Treasury Management Concepts
FACTS II: Reporting Budget Execution Data to Treasury Management Concepts
Governmental Budgeting and Accounting Concepts U.S. Department of Treasury
Introduction to Federal Accounting (CD-ROM based) USDA Grad School
Introduction to Financial Management (FINC7000D) USDA Grad School
Baseline (1) or Progressing (2) Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements (FINC5510E) USDA Grad School
FMS 224: Statement of Transactions U.S. Department of Treasury
The IPAC Course U.S. Department of Treasury
Progressing (2) FACTS I/OMB Form & Content Statements U.S. Department of Treasury
Governmental Accounting, Financial Reporting and Budgeting Management Concepts
Preparing Federal Financial Statements Management Concepts
Reconciliation of the Fund Balance with Treasury Accounts Management Concepts
Reconciling the Fund Balance with Treasury U.S. Department of Treasury
SF 133: Report on Budget Execution and Budgetary Resources U.S. Department of Treasury
U.S. Standard General Ledger Management Concepts
Progressing (2) or Proficient (3) FACTS II: The Next Reporting System U.S. Department of Treasury
Proficient (3) or Master (4) Statements of Budgetary Resources and Financing U.S. Department of Treasury

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