The Auditor-General additionally says a supervision picked up RM185.42 billion in income final year, an enlarge of 16.1% compared to 2010.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Auditor-General's report for 2011 has been expelled today, showing 111 ministries as well as supervision agencies having softened in their financial supervision as compared to a 77 recorded in 2010. "The ministries as well as supervision agencies perceived 4 star ratings for their financial management," pronounced Auditor-General Ambrin Buang in a statement.
He additionally pronounced that his agency had perceived 456 financial statements as well as 388 or 85.1% of it were perceived in order.
"Only twenty-five financial statements or 5.5%, were not in order. The change 43 statements or 9.4% are still being audited.
"This shows that supervision agencies have taken steps to improve their accountability index over a years," he added.
In terms of revenue, Ambrin pronounced a sovereign supervision had picked up RM185.42 billion final year, that was an enlarge by 16.1% as compared to a RM159.65 billion recorded in 2010.
"The supervision picked up RM25.77 billion in excess in 2011 due to a surge in oil prices, mending domestic economy as well as improved pick up from a Inland Revenue Board (IRB) as well as a Customs Department," he added.
He pronounced that IRB had picked up RM109.61 billion in income final year, that was an enlarge by 26.7% compared to 2010.
"The Customs Department managed to pick up RM30.38 billion in 2011, that is an enlarge by 7.9% as compared to year 2010," he said.
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