SSA became the first Federal agency
to publish its FY 1997 Accountability Report |
SSA's Accountability Report for FY 1997 provides full disclosure of SSA's financial and programmatic operations. With its publication on November 21, 1997 -- less than 2 months after the close of the fiscal year -- SSA became the first Federal agency to publish its FY 1997 Accountability Report. FY 1997 marks the eleventh year that SSA has published audited financial statements, the fourth year that SSA has received an unqualified opinion on its financial statements, and the third year that SSA has been authorized by the Office of Management and Budget to streamline and consolidate statutorily required financial reporting into a single Accountability Report.
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Highlights |
Highlights of SSA's Accountability Report for FY 1997 include:
- A discussion of the Social Security Programs and their impact upon the American people;
- An Overview of SSA which provides a description of SSA's activities, accomplishments, overall financial results and condition, and identifies key program and financial performance measures; and
- A discussion and analysis by SSA's Acting Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of emerging workload challenges SSA faces now and in the future.
Note: SSA's Accountability Report for FY 1997 is in Portable Document Format (PDF). You must have Adobe reader software to view these files. |
This document was created in 1997, which is prior to the implementation of Section 508 law requiring accessible documents. If you need an accessible version, please contact us at ssa.par@ssa.gov. |
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