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ANNUAL REPORTS |
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Department
of Finance Annual Report |
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Offers a
narrative and financial overview of the operations of the Department of
Finance for the previous fiscal year. |
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Annual Report of the
Province of Saskatchewan, Canada as
filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission on Form
18-K. |
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BUDGET
DOCUMENTS AND BACKGROUNDERS |
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Offer financial
details of the annual Provincial Budget. Published in March of each
year. Documents include the Budget Book, Estimates and Supplementary
Estimates. |
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Budget and Performance Plan
Summary |
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Offers an overall view of
the Provincial Budget. Includes Financial Tables, as well as program
highlights for the upcoming year. |
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Estimates |
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The Estimates represent the
Government's financial plan for the General Revenue Fund presented to
the Legislative Assembly for the fiscal year commencing April 1, and
ending on March 31 of the following year. The Estimates outline the
estimated expenditures, revenues, loans, advances and investments of
the General Revenue Fund categorized in a manner to inform both the
Members of the Legislative Assembly and the public. The Estimates are
presented in accordance with The Financial Administration Act, 1993. |
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Supplementary Estimates |
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The Supplementary Estimates
for the fiscal year ending March 31 represents funding provided by
special warrants issued subsequent to the passage of the Main
Appropriation Bill for the previous year. Supplementary Estimates are
prepared and presented to the Legislative Assembly pursuant to section
14 of The Financial Administration Act, 1993. |
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A
Plan for Growth and Opportunity: Business Tax Reform in
Saskatchewan |
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QUARTERLY AND MID-YEAR REPORTS |
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First
Quarter Report |
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Offers details of the
government's financial picture on a General Revenue Fund basis as of
the first quarter (April, May, June) of the fiscal year, compared to
Budget. Published within 60 days of end of first quarter. |
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Mid-Year Report |
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Offers details of the
government's financial picture on a General Revenue Fund basis as of
the second quarter (April - September) of the fiscal year, compared to
Budget and First Quarter. Published within 60 days of end of second
quarter. |
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Third
Quarter Report |
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Offers details of the
government's financial picture on a General Revenue Fund basis as of
the third quarter (April - December) of the fiscal year, compared to
Budget and Mid-Year. Published within 60 days of end of third quarter. |
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
DOCUMENTS |
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All documents
can be found at http://www.gov.sk.ca/finance/paccts/default.htm |
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Volume 1 |
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Volume 1 of the Public Accounts contains the General Revenue Fund financial statements, Fiscal Stabilization Fund statement, Summary financial statements, and Details of Debentures. Usually published in June/July. |
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Volume 2 |
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Volume 2 of the Public Accounts contains details on the revenue and expense and capital asset acquisitions of the General Revenue Fund, a listing of suppliers who received $50,000 or more for goods and services and capital assets during the fiscal year, and other information including financial information on the assets, liabilities and residual balances of pension plans and trust funds administered by the Government, and a listing of remissions of taxes and fees. Usually published September/October. |
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Compendium |
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The Compendium contains the financial statements of various boards, agencies, commissions, funds and Crown corporations, which are accountable to the Treasury Board. Financial Statements are added as they are laid before the Legislative Assembly. |
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FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION MANUAL |
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The Financial
Administration Manual (FAM) communicates Treasury Board's policies and
the Provincial Comptroller's directives to departments and public
agencies. These financial policies and directives are made pursuant to
The Financial Administration Act, 1993. FAM is produced by the
Financial Management Branch of the Provincial Comptroller's Division of
the Department of Finance, under the authority of Treasury Board. |
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NATURAL
ACCOUNT MANUAL |
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The
Natural Account Manual provides information on the asset, liability,
equity, revenue and expenditure accounts available for use in MIDAS
(the Government's financial system). The manual is produced by the
Financial Management Branch of the Provincial Comptroller's Division of
the Department of Finance. |
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TAX
INFORMATION BULLETINS & FORMS |
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The Revenue
Division of Saskatchewan Finance prepares a number of information
bulletins and forms about the taxes and programs administered. This
information explains how the Provincial Sales Tax, Fuel Tax, Tobacco
Tax, Corporation Capital Tax, Liquor Consumption Tax, and other taxes
apply in specific situations. |
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BUREAU OF STATISTICS |
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The Saskatchewan
Bureau of Statistics operates under the Saskatchewan Statistics Act
1972 and is located within the Department of Finance. The Bureau is the
designated focal point for communications with Statistics Canada and
dissemination of its information. |
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All Bureau of Statistics
publications and information can be accessed through the main website
at: http://www.gov.sk.ca/bureau.stats/. |
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PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES BENEFITS AGENCY |
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PEBA operates
as a central body within the Department of Finance, Government of
Saskatchewan to administer pension and benefit programs for employees
of the Executive Government, Crown corporations and Government Funded
Bodies. |
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All PEBA
information and publications can be accessed through the main website
at:
http://www.peba.gov.sk.ca/. |
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TREASURY & DEBT MANAGEMENT |
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Euro-Medium Term Note Prospectus |
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The
EMTN Programme enables the Province to issue debt instruments in the
European capital markets. |
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Australian Medium Term Note Prospectus |
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PERFORMANCE PLANS |
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Outlines where the Department is headed and
what issues it is facing. This plan is supportive of government-wide
priorities and lays the foundation for individual work unit plans
within the Department. |
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