超级军网这么多军费不知去向， 军纪委好好查一下
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http://fortune.com/2016/08/19/us-army-accounting-misstated/
Report: U.S. Army Fudged Trillions of Dollars in Accounting
by Reuters
August 19, 2016, 3:06 PM EDT
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Auditor says the U.S. Army’s finances are a mess.
The United States Army’s finances are so jumbled it had to make trillions of dollars of improper accounting adjustments to create an illusion that its books are balanced.
The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.
As a result, the Army’s financial statements for 2015 were “materially misstated,” the report concluded. The “forced” adjustments rendered the statements useless because “DoD and Army managers could not rely on the data in their accounting systems when making management and resource decisions.”
Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.
The report affirms a 2013 Reuters series revealing how the Defense Department falsified accounting on a large scale as it scrambled to close its books. As a result, there has been no way to know how the Defense Department – far and away the biggest chunk of Congress’ annual budget – spends the public’s money.
The new report focused on the Army’s General Fund, the bigger of its two main accounts, with assets of $282.6 billion in 2015. The Army lost or didn’t keep required data, and much of the data it had was inaccurate, the IG said.
“Where is the money going? Nobody knows,” said Franklin Spinney, a retired military analyst for the Pentagon and critic of Defense Department planning.
Watch: Which Candidate Will Be Better for the Economy?
The significance of the accounting problem goes beyond mere concern for balancing books, Spinney said. Both presidential candidates have called for increasing defense spending amid current global tension.
An accurate accounting could reveal deeper problems in how the Defense Department spends its money. Its 2016 budget is $573 billion, more than half of the annual budget appropriated by Congress.
The Army account’s errors will likely carry consequences for the entire Defense Department.
Congress set a September 30, 2017 deadline for the department to be prepared to undergo an audit. The Army accounting problems raise doubts about whether it can meet the deadline – a black mark for Defense, as every other federal agency undergoes an audit annually.
For years, the Inspector General – the Defense Department’s official auditor – has inserted a disclaimer on all military annual reports. The accounting is so unreliable that “the basic financial statements may have undetected misstatements that are both material and pervasive.”
In an e-mailed statement, a spokesman said the Army “remains committed to asserting audit readiness” by the deadline and is taking steps to root out the problems.
The spokesman downplayed the significance of the improper changes, which he said net out to $62.4 billion. “Though there is a high number of adjustments, we believe the financial statement information is more accurate than implied in this report,” he said.http://fortune.com/2016/08/19/us-army-accounting-misstated/
Report: U.S. Army Fudged Trillions of Dollars in Accounting
by Reuters
August 19, 2016, 3:06 PM EDT
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Auditor says the U.S. Army’s finances are a mess.
The United States Army’s finances are so jumbled it had to make trillions of dollars of improper accounting adjustments to create an illusion that its books are balanced.
The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.
As a result, the Army’s financial statements for 2015 were “materially misstated,” the report concluded. The “forced” adjustments rendered the statements useless because “DoD and Army managers could not rely on the data in their accounting systems when making management and resource decisions.”
Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.
The report affirms a 2013 Reuters series revealing how the Defense Department falsified accounting on a large scale as it scrambled to close its books. As a result, there has been no way to know how the Defense Department – far and away the biggest chunk of Congress’ annual budget – spends the public’s money.
The new report focused on the Army’s General Fund, the bigger of its two main accounts, with assets of $282.6 billion in 2015. The Army lost or didn’t keep required data, and much of the data it had was inaccurate, the IG said.
“Where is the money going? Nobody knows,” said Franklin Spinney, a retired military analyst for the Pentagon and critic of Defense Department planning.
Watch: Which Candidate Will Be Better for the Economy?
The significance of the accounting problem goes beyond mere concern for balancing books, Spinney said. Both presidential candidates have called for increasing defense spending amid current global tension.
An accurate accounting could reveal deeper problems in how the Defense Department spends its money. Its 2016 budget is $573 billion, more than half of the annual budget appropriated by Congress.
The Army account’s errors will likely carry consequences for the entire Defense Department.
Congress set a September 30, 2017 deadline for the department to be prepared to undergo an audit. The Army accounting problems raise doubts about whether it can meet the deadline – a black mark for Defense, as every other federal agency undergoes an audit annually.
For years, the Inspector General – the Defense Department’s official auditor – has inserted a disclaimer on all military annual reports. The accounting is so unreliable that “the basic financial statements may have undetected misstatements that are both material and pervasive.”
In an e-mailed statement, a spokesman said the Army “remains committed to asserting audit readiness” by the deadline and is taking steps to root out the problems.
The spokesman downplayed the significance of the improper changes, which he said net out to $62.4 billion. “Though there is a high number of adjustments, we believe the financial statement information is more accurate than implied in this report,” he said.
Report: U.S. Army Fudged Trillions of Dollars in Accounting
by Reuters
August 19, 2016, 3:06 PM EDT
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Auditor says the U.S. Army’s finances are a mess.
The United States Army’s finances are so jumbled it had to make trillions of dollars of improper accounting adjustments to create an illusion that its books are balanced.
The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.
As a result, the Army’s financial statements for 2015 were “materially misstated,” the report concluded. The “forced” adjustments rendered the statements useless because “DoD and Army managers could not rely on the data in their accounting systems when making management and resource decisions.”
Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.
The report affirms a 2013 Reuters series revealing how the Defense Department falsified accounting on a large scale as it scrambled to close its books. As a result, there has been no way to know how the Defense Department – far and away the biggest chunk of Congress’ annual budget – spends the public’s money.
The new report focused on the Army’s General Fund, the bigger of its two main accounts, with assets of $282.6 billion in 2015. The Army lost or didn’t keep required data, and much of the data it had was inaccurate, the IG said.
“Where is the money going? Nobody knows,” said Franklin Spinney, a retired military analyst for the Pentagon and critic of Defense Department planning.
Watch: Which Candidate Will Be Better for the Economy?
The significance of the accounting problem goes beyond mere concern for balancing books, Spinney said. Both presidential candidates have called for increasing defense spending amid current global tension.
An accurate accounting could reveal deeper problems in how the Defense Department spends its money. Its 2016 budget is $573 billion, more than half of the annual budget appropriated by Congress.
The Army account’s errors will likely carry consequences for the entire Defense Department.
Congress set a September 30, 2017 deadline for the department to be prepared to undergo an audit. The Army accounting problems raise doubts about whether it can meet the deadline – a black mark for Defense, as every other federal agency undergoes an audit annually.
For years, the Inspector General – the Defense Department’s official auditor – has inserted a disclaimer on all military annual reports. The accounting is so unreliable that “the basic financial statements may have undetected misstatements that are both material and pervasive.”
In an e-mailed statement, a spokesman said the Army “remains committed to asserting audit readiness” by the deadline and is taking steps to root out the problems.
The spokesman downplayed the significance of the improper changes, which he said net out to $62.4 billion. “Though there is a high number of adjustments, we believe the financial statement information is more accurate than implied in this report,” he said.http://fortune.com/2016/08/19/us-army-accounting-misstated/
Report: U.S. Army Fudged Trillions of Dollars in Accounting
by Reuters
August 19, 2016, 3:06 PM EDT
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Auditor says the U.S. Army’s finances are a mess.
The United States Army’s finances are so jumbled it had to make trillions of dollars of improper accounting adjustments to create an illusion that its books are balanced.
The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.
As a result, the Army’s financial statements for 2015 were “materially misstated,” the report concluded. The “forced” adjustments rendered the statements useless because “DoD and Army managers could not rely on the data in their accounting systems when making management and resource decisions.”
Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.
The report affirms a 2013 Reuters series revealing how the Defense Department falsified accounting on a large scale as it scrambled to close its books. As a result, there has been no way to know how the Defense Department – far and away the biggest chunk of Congress’ annual budget – spends the public’s money.
The new report focused on the Army’s General Fund, the bigger of its two main accounts, with assets of $282.6 billion in 2015. The Army lost or didn’t keep required data, and much of the data it had was inaccurate, the IG said.
“Where is the money going? Nobody knows,” said Franklin Spinney, a retired military analyst for the Pentagon and critic of Defense Department planning.
Watch: Which Candidate Will Be Better for the Economy?
The significance of the accounting problem goes beyond mere concern for balancing books, Spinney said. Both presidential candidates have called for increasing defense spending amid current global tension.
An accurate accounting could reveal deeper problems in how the Defense Department spends its money. Its 2016 budget is $573 billion, more than half of the annual budget appropriated by Congress.
The Army account’s errors will likely carry consequences for the entire Defense Department.
Congress set a September 30, 2017 deadline for the department to be prepared to undergo an audit. The Army accounting problems raise doubts about whether it can meet the deadline – a black mark for Defense, as every other federal agency undergoes an audit annually.
For years, the Inspector General – the Defense Department’s official auditor – has inserted a disclaimer on all military annual reports. The accounting is so unreliable that “the basic financial statements may have undetected misstatements that are both material and pervasive.”
In an e-mailed statement, a spokesman said the Army “remains committed to asserting audit readiness” by the deadline and is taking steps to root out the problems.
The spokesman downplayed the significance of the improper changes, which he said net out to $62.4 billion. “Though there is a high number of adjustments, we believe the financial statement information is more accurate than implied in this report,” he said.
这标题………………标题党么
是人字儿不？没看懂
米弟 要清算军方？ 赶在换届之前？ 威喝军方不能再大选前闹事？
看标题就猜到是这个，37美刀的螺丝，6万多的铝合金梯子。
2001年9月10日拉姆斯菲尔德说要查这个
然后第二天整个世界线都变动了
然后第二天整个世界线都变动了
这个是惯例啊再，怎么查，都是关系户，美的军队厨房的牛排进价都是平常的三倍，
敏煮特色啊
敏煮特色啊
军纪委说了，这届国会是我带过最差的，我们要好好教他们做人的道理。
人家也是有很多的黑项目的，因为很多项目被裁，不得不用别的项目走帐
也拿下几个军头别
看标题就猜到是这个，37美刀的螺丝，6万多的铝合金梯子。
这些都是高科技产品，当然贵一些
这些都是高科技产品，当然贵一些
美国没军纪委这个单位，中国管不着啊。
trillion啊哈哈哈 ……
shanban2011 发表于 2016-8-21 07:20
人家也是有很多的黑项目的，因为很多项目被裁，不得不用别的项目走帐
洗得不错.
不过用谁身上都可以啊
人家也是有很多的黑项目的，因为很多项目被裁，不得不用别的项目走帐
洗得不错.
不过用谁身上都可以啊
好吧，委托你去查
这些都是高科技产品，当然贵一些
军品嘛，肯定要用最好的材料，所以贵，手动老虎。
军品嘛，肯定要用最好的材料，所以贵，手动老虎。
说了多少年没看谁动真地查
看标题就猜到是这个，37美刀的螺丝，6万多的铝合金梯子。
太空铝合金全手工打造，当然贵
太空铝合金全手工打造，当然贵
这个是惯例啊再，怎么查，都是关系户，美的军队厨房的牛排进价都是平常的三倍，
敏煮特色啊
朕的鸡蛋几两银子一个？
这大美帝国药丸！
敏煮特色啊
朕的鸡蛋几两银子一个？
这大美帝国药丸！
陆军一个季度有两万多亿美元可以搞？
一定要严查给土鳖带路党的资助金去向，严重怀疑带路党的业务水平，有无滥竽充数之辈
独立日里面已经说得很清楚了，一个马桶5W，一个榔头3W。。
空军一号上一个烟灰缸要好几百，媒体质疑后厂家理直气壮咱这是为了达到白宫要求的诸多要求后的良心价！
应美利坚合众国国会邀请，经军委领导批准，中华人民共和国中央军事委员会纪律检查委员会向美军五大军种派出纪检组。标志着中纪委派驻纪检组的监督方式正式引入外国军队，解放军反腐走出国门走向世界，为美军反腐败又增添了新手段。
美国国防部长指出：中央军委纪律检查委员会开设信访举报专线电话和专用信箱，主要受理对军队单位、军队管理的人员违反军纪问题的检举控告，以及军队军官不服军纪处分的申诉。这是调整组建后的中央军委纪律检查委员会，为畅通信访举报渠道，充分发挥群众监督作用，深入推进军队正风反腐工作的重要举措。
美军参谋长联席会议主席指出：中央军委纪律检查委员会将严格按政策、按程序、按权限、按规定，及时认真办理信访举报事项；充分保障检举控告人依法行使检举控告权利，维护检举控告人的合法权益，提倡、鼓励实名举报，欢迎人民群众和部队官兵积极参与军队廉政建设和反腐败斗争。
应美利坚合众国国会邀请，经军委领导批准，中华人民共和国中央军事委员会纪律检查委员会向美军五大军种派出纪检组。标志着中纪委派驻纪检组的监督方式正式引入外国军队，解放军反腐走出国门走向世界，为美军反腐败又增添了新手段。
美国国防部长指出：中央军委纪律检查委员会开设信访举报专线电话和专用信箱，主要受理对军队单位、军队管理的人员违反军纪问题的检举控告，以及军队军官不服军纪处分的申诉。这是调整组建后的中央军委纪律检查委员会，为畅通信访举报渠道，充分发挥群众监督作用，深入推进军队正风反腐工作的重要举措。
美军参谋长联席会议主席指出：中央军委纪律检查委员会将严格按政策、按程序、按权限、按规定，及时认真办理信访举报事项；充分保障检举控告人依法行使检举控告权利，维护检举控告人的合法权益，提倡、鼓励实名举报，欢迎人民群众和部队官兵积极参与军队廉政建设和反腐败斗争。
想起国产007：其实，这不是个风筒……
有本事去查查哈里伯顿公司去，相信一定有很多料
好好查吧，能有一半有用就不错了
不可说，不可说，谁敢追究，各种丑闻各种死。。。
我说一个我知道的
同事去军队安装防爆门（弹药库 两把钥匙一起开的）他们报价3000元，结果后勤的给开了8000元的单子，要了回扣5000。咱们军队也彼此彼此。
我说一个我知道的
同事去军队安装防爆门（弹药库 两把钥匙一起开的）他们报价3000元，结果后勤的给开了8000元的单子，要了回扣5000。咱们军队也彼此彼此。
蚣蜘精阴不余遗力的告诉我们：冥猪滋油体制加军队国有化，还是人类灯塔国，怎么会有腐败呢？！
我说一个我知道的
同事去军队安装防爆门（弹药库 两把钥匙一起开的）他们报价3000元，结果后勤的给开了800 ...
防爆门只要3000元？是防爆门还是防盗门啊？
同事去军队安装防爆门（弹药库 两把钥匙一起开的）他们报价3000元，结果后勤的给开了800 ...
防爆门只要3000元？是防爆门还是防盗门啊？
逼急了，总统也就是一颗花生米的事，国会都是他们的人，将军退休以后还要靠他们养着，没事
防爆门只要3000元？是防爆门还是防盗门啊？
或许我记错了？反正就是枪械一类的
或许我记错了？反正就是枪械一类的
关键还是社会人员去干的啊！！我还以为这类活军队有人干呢
@淡定的CD 弹药库防爆门报价3000元是真的吗?
你自己不会上网查吗。
你自己不会上网查吗。