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New York State Internal Control Association

Accountability and Reporting of ARRA Funds. Presenter: Tom Mahoney DirectorBureau of State Accounting Operations. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). February 17, 2009 ? President Obama signed the ARRA totaling approximately $787 billion.New York is expected to receive $26.7 billion

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New York State Internal Control Association

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    1. New York State Internal Control Association OSC ROLE IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT June 25, 2009

    2. Accountability and Reporting of ARRA Funds Presenter: Tom Mahoney Director Bureau of State Accounting Operations

    3. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) February 17, 2009 – President Obama signed the ARRA totaling approximately $787 billion. New York is expected to receive $26.7 billion over 27 months. The largest portion of NY’s funding reflects Medicaid reimbursements

    4. ARRA By law, the direct Federal fiscal relief must be used effectively and expeditiously to promote economic recovery, and may not be allocated for other purposes, such as funding reserves or paying down debt

    5. Accountability Approach Risk for Non-Compliance with Special Reporting Deemed High if Status Quo OSC & Governor’s Office Partnership Quickly Established Accounting Bulletin Issued to Reduce Risk of Non-Compliance and Enhance Reporting Capabilities

    6. OSC Prescriptions for Accountability & Transparency Accounting Bulletin Grant Awards Separate Appropriations Centralized Drawdowns Limits on Voucher Payees Journal Vouchers – DISCOURAGED

    7. ARRA – Special Reporting Test Drive – Federal Funding Accountability & Transparency Act of 2006 (P.L. 109-282) Award and Subaward Reporting Subrecipient Reporting

    8. ARRA Risks Audit Disallowances Single Audit Cash Management Improvement Act (CMIA) GAO Audits Uncertainty – Reports to Recovery.gov Absolute Accountability Required

    9. Presenter: Bernie McHugh, Director Bureau of State Expenditures

    10. Audit Process Proactive Monitoring appropriations and expenditures Meeting with Agencies receiving funds Discuss readiness and impact

    11. Payments Are we getting what we are paying for Selection, prices, quality, quantity, delivery

    12. Participating on I/C Work Group Training – Fraud, I/C, Contract Monitoring Accounting Data – will provide as needed Risk Assessment Tools

    13. Presenter: Diane Taylor, Assistant Director Bureau of State Contracts

    14. Technical Support to Contracting Agencies Joint Contracts and Expenditures Bulletin G238 Assist w/ new ARRA Contract Requirements Understand new requirements Review language, boilerplates

    15. Process Changes Expedited contract review Enhanced contract review Every contract receive full VendRep review Close review of bids ARRA terms and conditions

    16. Process Changes GAO Auditors on site NYS is one of 16 states receiving 2/3rds of stimulus funding Reviewed audit process with GAO On site review of contracts

    17. System Changes Modified Contract Management System to add “Stimulus” indicator New database to capture additional data on stimulus construction contracts Second low bid Pre-bid estimate BSE recommendation

    18. System Changes Continued Additional Reporting Stimulus Inventory Report to Bureau of State Expenditures Report to Local Government Adding state stimulus spending and contracts Comprehensive, near real time Individual payments and contracts Multiple Search features Program, payee/vendor, state agency

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