PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY WITH SOFTWARE HARMONIZED IN REAL TIME ON A NATIONAL PLATFORM
PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY WITH SOFTWARE HARMONIZED IN REAL TIME ON A NATIONAL PLATFORM
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.216492424047
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Palavras-chave: rendición de cuentas públicas, software armonizado, tiempo real y plataforma nacional.
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Keywords: public accountability, harmonized software, real time and national platform.
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Abstract:
The importance and significance of this research lies in proposing the design of an administrative model that is the pillar for the development of software as a real-time government accounting system (SCG) in accordance with the provisions of section VI of article 19 of the Law. General Government Accounting (LGCG), with applicability in all Audited Entities (EF) of the country at the three levels of government, also complies with “generating in real time, financial statements, budget execution and other information that contributes to the decision-making, transparency, programming based on results, evaluation and accountability." Based on articles 6, 25, 26, 31 section IV, 73 section XXVIII, 74 section VI, 79, 116 section II sixth paragraph and 134 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States (CPEUM) and the technical specifications of the LGCG. Currently, there is opacity in the management of public resources and the main objective is to obtain greater transparency in public accountability for citizens and supervisory entities, so that they can have greater and better control of EFs with software harmonized to real time in order to comply with article 16 of the LGCG, which establishes that the SCG they use will record in a harmonious, delimited and specific manner the budgetary and accounting operations derived from their public management and will be capable of issuing reliable, timely financial statements., understandable, periodic and comparable, due to this situation, two basic postulates of government accounting (economic substance and sufficient disclosure) are not respected since operations are not recognized when they are carried out in accordance with the accounting moments of income and expenses. One of the main factors that influence this problem is the complexity of the SCG used by the EFs. For this reason, an administrative model will be designed for the recognition of real-time operations and that will be the pillar for the development of a SCG that can be operated efficiently by any public servant of the public administration.
- Salvador Sánchez Ruanova
- Sergio Gabriel Ordoñez Sánchez
- Gabriela García Cruz