THE PROBLEM AND PROSPECT OF GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING (A CASE STUDY OF OFFICE OF ACCOUNTANCY)

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Certification

Table of content

CHAPTER ONE

1.1    background of the study

1.2    objective of the study

1.3    scope of the study

1.4    significance of the study

1.5    definitions of key concepts

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.0    definition of government accounting

2.1    The legal of government accounting

2.2    users of government accounting

2.3    bases for operation of government accounting

2.4    time of establishment o office of accounting general

CHAPTER THREE

3.1    research methodology

3.2    brief background of accountant general office

3.3    research design and approach

3.4    research population and sample

3.5    administration of instrument

3.6    method of data analysis

3.8    problem of methodology

3.9    limitation of the study

CHAPTER FOUR  

4.1    presentations of data and analysis

4.2    data presentation

4.3    testing of hypothesis

4.5    findings

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0    summary, conclusion and recommendation]\

5.1    summaries

5.2    conclusions

5.3    recommendations

Reference

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1    BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The term government accounting is the oldest form of accounting long temporary form of business accounting emerged in whatever form

The word government accounting is an old as man and over since, it has as record of tax controlled either monthly or in kind as well as dispose off by their pressure. Also government tend to keep financial record longer than other entities.

Government accounting had long been the focus professional and academic pursuit over the years. The reason being that it encompasses all sector of the economy and cover all aspect of human Endeavour.

Accounting general may be considered as a discipline concerned with the recording analysis and forecasting of income and with wealth of business and other entities generally it record in money term the flow of economic value between or witching economic