Most Recent Articles from Journal of Government Financial Management, The

• A Modest Proposal: Let's Report Tax Abatements 

  How can a government incur millions of dollars in economic development costs without having to report them on their financial statements? Easy....

  04/01/08 by Granof, Michael H; Gamkhar, Shama · More from publication

• Ask Leon 

  Welcome to the Journal's newest column. Ask Leon. Educator, trainer and sought-after speaker on ethics in the workplace, Leon Young, will respond...

  04/01/08 by Young, Leon · More from publication

• The Challenges of Standards-Setting 

  The information contained in this article is the unofficial view of one of the FASAB board members. Official positions of the FASAB are determined...

  04/01/08 by Allen, Tom L · More from publication

• Adding Value to Annual Financial Statements 

  Government annual audited financial statements are at an all-time high in reliability-but are of little or no value to public sector programs and...

  04/01/08 by Amatie, Mona; St Clair, James; Williams, Clifton A · More from publication

• Letter to the Editor 

  To the Editor, I read the article, "Process-Based Financial Reporting" with much interest since I was on the original team at IRS that produced its...

  04/01/08 by Sarahan, Charles A II · More from publication

• Benefits & Challenges of Working with Other Standards-Setters 

  In our opinion, it is essential that standards-setters in the governmental arena not only be aware of the efforts and activities that their...

  04/01/08 by Betz, Kip; Mead, Dean Michael; Attmore, Robert H · More from publication

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