Get Pfma Checklist

The Pfma Checklist is a vital tool for public entities to ensure compliance with financial management regulations. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to fill out the checklist online, tailored to meet the needs of all users, regardless of their legal experience.

Follow the steps to fill out the Pfma Checklist online effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Pfma Checklist and open it in the designated form editor.
2. Begin by entering the information regarding the accounting authority. Provide relevant details in the respective fields, ensuring accuracy.
3. Next, fill in the section for the chief financial officer. Confirm their appointment and ensure compliance with the stipulated requirements.
4. Proceed to the delegations of authority. Clearly outline the extent of powers delegated to officials, and ensure that all relevant approvals are documented.
5. In the internal control section, evaluate the effectiveness of the existing financial management and internal control systems and document any findings.
6. Continue with the audit committee section. Record details about its composition, meetings, and terms of reference, ensuring that all requirements are met.
7. Fill out the risk assessment section. Detail the risk management strategy and ensure that assessments are regularly conducted.
8. Next, complete the financial misconduct section. Note any actions taken against personnel for violations of financial management regulations.
9. For the planning and budgeting section, provide details of annual budgets and corporate plans as required by the regulations.
10. Complete the final sections focused on reporting, cash management, and banking. Ensure all data accurately reflects the entity's financial status.
11. After entering all required information, verify your entries for accuracy. Once confirmed, save changes, and choose the option to download, print, or share the completed checklist.

Start filling out the Pfma Checklist online today to ensure your public entity remains compliant and effective in its financial management.