June 4-6, 1956. pp. 251-349U.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - 349 lappuses |
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Accounting Act accounting and budget Accounting Procedures Act accounting system accrual accounting accrual basis accrued expenditure basis actually administrative allotment system amended amount annual accrued expenditure ANTHONY appro appropriation or fund Appropriations Committee basis of appropriations bill BRASFIELD BRUNDAGE Budget and Accounting budget classifications Bureau CAMPBELL carrier carryover Chairman Comptroller Congress contract authority cost basis cost-based budgets Defense Department Department of Defense departments and agencies depreciation effect estimate executive agencies executive branch fiscal Glenn K going Government Operations Hoover Commission implementation improved inventories Joseph Campbell legislation MCNEIL ment million objectives obligation basis obligational authority payments period plans practical present system President priations problem proposed RAPPAPORT section 201 Senator COTTON Senator KENNEDY Senator MARTIN Senator Payne specific spending staff statement Subcommittee on Reorganization subsection 201 tion unexpended balances UNITED STATES SENATOR
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345. lappuse - ... period of time, and all authorizations to create obligations by contract in advance of appropriations, shall be so apportioned as to achieve the most effective and economical use thereof. As used hereafter in this section the term "appropriation" means appropriations, funds, and authorizations to create obligations by contract in advance of appropriations.
334. lappuse - ... months of service in the Armed Forces. No such person who is a member of a reserve component of the Armed Forces shall, so long as he remains a member thereof, be liable for registration or induction under this subsection, but nothing in this subsection shall be construed to affect the authority of the President under any other provision of law to call to active duty members and units of the reserve components.
275. lappuse - In a change of this magnitude, there is little to be gained and much to be lost by making uniformity across the board the criterion for adoption.
257. lappuse - ... reason for not being here. My name is JC Hundley, secretary of Citizens for TVA. I will present Mayor Dempster's testimony without any explanation further than that, and possibly without comment. Mr. Chairman, I am George R. Dempster, mayor of Knoxville, Tenn., and president of Citizens for TVA, Inc.
274. lappuse - It is essential that the initial authority which may cover a forward period, sometimes as great as 5 years or more, be in the most flexible terms, and requests for such authority obviously cannot be supported with detailed plans. On the other hand, as these plans take shape in succeeding years much more precise planning and authorizations are practical when stated in terms of accrued expenditures.
253. lappuse - ... the head of each executive agency shall, in accordance with principles and standards prescribed by the Comptroller General, cause the accounts of such agency to be maintained on an accrual basis to show the resources, liabilities, and costs of operations of such agency with a view to facilitating the preparation of costbased budgets as required by section 216 of the Budget and Accounting Act, 1921, as amended. The accounting system required by this subsection shall include adequate monetary property...
274. lappuse - ... Congress an opportunity to have a voice in setting the level of operations from year to year. It is inherent in the proposed annual accrued expenditure basis of stating appropriations that congressional authority be granted as necessary on long lead-time items for the issuance of contracts which precede the phase of operations covered in an annual accrued expenditure appropriation. The Hoover Commission noted this necessity in its discussion preceding its recommendation No. 7. We believe that...
291. lappuse - DC The subcommittee met, pursuant to recess, at 10 am, in room 457 Senate Office Building, Senator John F. Kennedy (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding. Present : Senator John F.
273. lappuse - ... vast carryover balances now available for expenditure at the discretion of the executive agencies. The present situation concerning available balances stems from the fact that congressional control through appropriation authorization and Budget Bureau control through apportionments are both exercised in terms of authority to obligate rather than budgeted work plans for the cost of goods and services estimated to be received. It is inherent in the annual accrued expenditure basis of stating...
253. lappuse - For purposes of administration and operation, such cost-based budgets shall be used by all departments and establishments and their subordinate units. Administrative subdivisions of appropriations or funds shall be made on the basis of such cost-based budgets.