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Final Budget Outcome[removed]Part 2: Australian Government Financial Statements

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• Financial statements
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Part C: Agency Budget Statements — ABS < PAGE >70 < PAGE >3

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• Financial statements
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• Treasury Portfolio
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• Australian Bureau of Statistics
• Bill McLennan
• Budget
• Cash flow statement
• Whole of Government Accounts
• Accountancy
• Finance
• Business

[removed]Victorian State Government Budget Overview The[removed]budget is a prudent attempt to balance the Bracks Government’s social commitments, along with the need to further strengthen the competitiveness of Victori

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Part 2: Government Finance Statistics Statements

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STATEMENT 9: GOVERNMENT FINANCE STATISTICS STATEMENTS The financial tables presented in this statement are prepared in accordance with the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS)

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• Cash flow
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< PAGE >145 Appendix C: Australian Accounting Standard Financial Reporting by Government Statements Table C1: Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the Commonwealth General Government Sector Table C2: Balance Sheet f

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• Debt
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• Australian federal budget
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• Investment

< PAGE >15 Part I: Commonwealth Budget Outcome Overview In[removed], the Commonwealth general government sector recorded its largest ever budget surplus, in both cash and accrual terms. This is the third consecutive und

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• Balance sheet
• Income statement
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• Accrual
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< PAGE >152 Appendix D: Commonwealth Government Finance Statistics Statements The Commonwealth Charter of Budget Honesty Act 1998 requires that the MYEFO be based on external reporting standards, and that departures fro

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• Financial markets
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• Public finance
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• Account
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Attorney-General’s Department Section 1: Agency overview and resources 1.1 Strategic direction The strategic direction statement for the Attorney-General’s Department can be found in the 2009–10 Portfolio Budget St

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