According to Vietnam’s regulations, a financial report reflects all information on state finance originating from the state budget or managed by the State and shall be disclosed. Contents to be disclosed are prescribed as follows:
1. Contents to be disclosed:
- Provincial-level People’s Committees shall disclose information of provincial state financial reports, including the state property situation; debts of local administrations and other payables of the State; funds of the State; revenues, expenditures and financial operation results of the State; the state cash flow within their provinces; except for detailed statistics in the fields of national defense, security and national reserves;
- The Ministry of Finance shall disclose information of national state financial reports, including the state property; public debts and other payables of the State; funds of the State; revenues, expenditures and financial operation results of the State; the state cash flow nationwide; except for detailed statistics in the fields of national defense, security and national reserves.
2. Forms of disclosure:
State financial reports shall be disclosed in one or some of the following forms: publication distribution, posting up and publishing on e-portals and other forms as prescribed by law.
3. Disclosure deadlines:
- Provincial-level People’s Committees shall disclose provincial state financial reports within 30 days after these reports are presented before provincial-level People’s Councils;
- The Ministry of Finance shall disclose national state financial reports within 30 days after these reports are presented before the National Assembly.
View more details at the Decree No. 25/2017/NĐ-CP of Vietnam’s Government, effective from January 01, 2018.
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