THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT A CASE STUDY OF OBINGWA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA ABIA STATE

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ABSTRACT
Various accounting system is being used by different organizations or firms to speculate and analyse their financial statue. 
However, for an organization to know the system of accounting they will adopt depends on the kind of transaction/business or activities such organization engaged Nigeria my country. The problem of adopting a particular accounting system especially among the various local governments in the states, has always been taken into consideration to ensure good control and efficient management of government operation. To a reasonable and considerable extent. This has been achieved, but due to the complex system of our local government accounting, there has been some set back.

Against this background, this project is designed to point out the ways and systems through which the revenues and expenditures of local Governments are accounted for.

The accounting system of Obingwa Local Government Area will be used as a reference point to unravel this problems, and as well their solutions. Also, this project will identify the nature and purpose of L.G.A accounting and financial control.

Chapter one of this work is designed to show the introduction of the case study with the various reforms to its scope of operation.  It also term’s to consider the problems facing the local governments accounting system in Nigeria, chapter two of this research work attempts to explore in details the related literature on the topic, review of local government accounting system will regards to Obingwa L.G.A. Also, is the L.G.A system of accounting for capital expenditure, recurrent expenditure and stores.

Chapter three will tend to examine the research design, the sample and instrument of data collection and the method of analysis. These items are moreover most important because the validity of the study is relative to the ability of the researcher to reach those directly concerned with the problem of the research.

Chapter four is designed to analyse the responses of the respondents of Obingwa L.G.A workers at various levels.

Chapter five of this research work will tend to summarize, draw a conclusion and make recommendations that will adequately make effective impact in the maintenance of local government accounting system that will be devoid of any immaterial facts, so as to maintain a true financial position at any point in times.

TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE
APPROVAL PAGE
DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
ABSTRACT 
CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE 
1.1Introduction
1.2Statement of the problem
1.3Objectives of the study
1.4Significance of the study
1.5Methodology of research
1.6Scope and limitation of the study
1.7Statement of hypothesis 

CHAPTER TWO
2.1Review of related literature 
2.2Accounting system
2.3Local government accounting system
2.4Nature and purpose of local government accounting and financial control
2.5Local government basis of accounting
2.6Books of accounts and accounting records in local government systems.
2.7Accounting for capital expenditure
2.8Accounting for recurrent revenue
2.9Stores accounting
2.10Sumamry

CHAPTER THREE
Research methodology
3.1Population of study]
3.2Sample design 
3.3Sources of data
3.3.1Secondary sources of data
3.4Research instruments
3.5Methods of data analysis

CHAPTER FOUR
Data Presentation and analysis 
4.1Questionnaire distribution & rate of return: Table 5.1
4.2Classification of respondents
4.3Section B: Capital receipt / expenditure
4.4Section C: recurrent/expenditure
4.5Section D: stores
4.6Section E: General assessment
4.7Testing of hypothesis

CHAPTER FIVE
Summary of findings and recommendation 
5.1Summary of finding 
5.2Recommendations
5.3Recommendation for further studies
5.4Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Appendix IV

THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT A CASE STUDY OF OBINGWA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA ABIA STATE
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Type Project
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Project ID ACC3466
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