1 Cape. Introductory provisions
The scope of the
paragraph 1 of the Regulation applies to authorities immediately
under the Government.
For business works comes Chapter 1. section 2, Chapter 2. 3 and 5-8 sections, 4
Chapter, Chapter 5. 1-6 and 8-12 sections, Chapter 7. 2 and 3 sections, Chapter 8. 1 §
third subparagraph, first and second sentences as well as 10 Cape. In the
cases business works have appropriation of State budget concerns
even Chapter 6. 1 and 9 Cape. 3 §. Regulation (2007:1440).
section 2 of the Ordinance shall apply subject to the
law or regulation or by a specific decision of the
Government.
Common provisions for the annual report, interim report and
budget information
3 § the museums shall annually prepare and submit to the Government
the annual report and budget information.
In addition, the interim report shall be drawn up annually and submitted to the
Government by authorities who are required to follow
internal audit regulation (2006:1228).
Documents to briefly provide a basis for the Government's
monitoring, testing or budgeting by the Agency's
activity. Regulation (2007:1440).
section 4 of the annual report, interim report and the financial base
shall cover all the activities of the authority is responsible;
regardless of how activities are funded or in what form
the business is conducted.
Chapter 2. General provisions concerning annual report
The submission of the annual accounts
1 § the museums shall, not later than 22 February each year a
annual report to the Government relating to the last completed
fiscal year.
2 § the museums shall, at the same time as the leaves
the annual report to the Government, submit copies of
the annual report to the National Audit Office and
The Swedish national financial management authority. Regulation (2003:282).
3 § the museums shall, not later than 15 February each year the
backing the Swedish national financial management authority need annual report
for the State.
Annual report contents
section 4 of the annual report should consist of
-bottom line,
-income statement,
-balance sheet;
-grant accounting, and
-scores.
For an authority in each of the last two
financial years has been both a balance sheet and expenses
If at least one billion dollars to annual reports also contain
a cash flow statement.
The Authority's annual report should also include an
Summary of essential information from the income statement,
balance sheet and grant accounting. The summary should
also include details about the loan limit, grant credit as well as some
key figures.
The authority shall, in the financial statements also provide information on
other conditions essential to Government
monitoring and review of the business.
Regulation (2007:1440).
Transparency and the generally accepted accounting principles
section 5 of the annual report shall be drawn up in an orderly manner
and in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
Fair view
section 6 of the annual share shall be drawn up as a whole and
give a true and fair view of the results and of the
costs, income and financial position of the authority.
Other basic accounting principles
7 § When the annual accounts are drawn up, the following shall be observed:
1. the authority shall be presumed to continue their activities.
2. The same principles of valuation, classification and categorisation
of the various items in the annual accounts shall be consistent
applied from one financial year to another.
3. Valuation of the various items shall be made in compliance with
by reasonable care.
4. Revenues and costs relating to the financial year
should be included regardless of the time of payment.
5. The various components of the balance sheet items consist of
must be valued separately.
6. Assets and liabilities may not be offset against each other. Not
either get income and expenses are offset against each other.
7. The opening balance for a fiscal year shall be
the closing balance for the preceding
fiscal year.
If there are special reasons and it is compatible with 5 and
6 sections, the deviations from what is provided for in the first
paragraph. In this case, disclosure of the reasons for deviation
and an assessment of its impact on business results and
on costs, income and financial position of the authority
be given in the notes on the accounts.
The annual signature
§ 8 the annual accounts shall be signed by the Agency's
management.
The signature means that management certify that
the financial statements give a true and fair view of the company's
results and of costs, revenues and economic authority
position.
Management by the managing authorities under the Government which
the scope of the Regulation (2007:603) on internal control and
control, in conjunction with the signature in
the annual report shall provide an assessment of whether the internal
Steering and control is reassuring.
Regulation (2007:604).
3 Cape. Results output
1 § the museums shall recognise and comment on the company's
in relation to the information as shown in the
the Authority's terms of reference and to what the Government, in
where appropriate, specified in the regulation or in any
different decision.
Policy achievements will mainly relate to how the business '
achievements have been developed with regard to the volume and
costs.
Policy achievements should be provided according to a classification
authority, unless the Government has decided otherwise.
Regulation (2008:747).
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The authority shall allocate the total income and
costs according to the classification resulting from paragraph 1 of the third
paragraph.
If the Government has decided a fee budget for business,
the authority shall monitor and comment on significant
deviations. Regulation (2014:1433).
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The authority shall allocate the total income and expenses according to the classification as follows: 1 paragraph.
If the Government has decided a capital budget or a defined budget for the operation, the authority shall pursue these and comment on substantive findings.
Regulation (2015:383).
Skills supply
3 § the museums shall indicate the measures taken in
order to ensure that skills are available in order to carry out the
information referred to in paragraph 1. In the General Ledger should
It included an assessment of how the measures taken collectively
have contributed to the accomplishment of these tasks.
Regulation (2008:747).
4 Cape. The income statement and balance sheet
Layout of content
section 1 of the income statement, condensed account authority
all income and expenses in the financial year.
Content of the balance sheet
section 2 of the balance sheet, condensed account authority
all assets and liabilities and equity on the balance sheet date.
Pledged assets and contingent liabilities be included in the
line.
Chapter 5. Valuation rules
What is fixed assets and current assets
1 § With fixed asset, of course, an asset which is intended
for permanent use or possession. With current assets
of course, other access.
section 2 of the Expenditure for development which is of essential value for
the Agency's activities over the coming years shall be entered as
intangible fixed asset. The same applies to expenditure on
concessions, patents, licenses and similar rights.
Expenditure for research should not be entered as
property, plant and equipment. Regulation (2001:722).
Cost for fixed assets
paragraph 3 of the fixed assets to be included up to the equivalent of
the expenditure on asset acquisition or production
(the cost), subject to the other and
third subparagraphs, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 or 13 §.
A fixed asset received without compensation, or
for a replacement which significantly less than the asset's
market value, at the date of acquisition should be
the market value.
In the case of transfer of fixed assets to authorities
the Swedish national financial management authority may provide for the
valuation principles to be applied at the time of
transfer. Regulation (2014:1322).
Depreciation of fixed assets
section 4 of the fixed assets with limited useful lives are
be depreciated systematically over this period.
The useful life of an intangible asset that
referred to in section 2 shall be deemed to amount to a maximum of five years, unless a
other longer time with a reasonable degree of certainty can be established.
If such a longer depreciation period applied, to enlightenment
and the reasons for this is given in the notes on the accounts.
Depreciation will be recognised in the income statement.
Regulation (2014:1322).
Impairment of fixed assets
5 § has a fixed asset, a lower value at the balance sheet date
than the value resulting from section 3 and paragraph 4 or
section 7, the asset is written down to this lower value, if it
is likely to decline in value is permanent.
A financial asset may be written down to the
lower value asset is on the balance sheet date, even if the
not likely to decline in value is permanent.
An impairment loss in accordance with the first or second subparagraph, the
be reversed, if there is no longer any reason for it.
Impairment losses and reversals as referred to in the first to third
the pieces will be shown in the profit and loss account.
Regulation (2014:1322).
Revaluation of fixed assets
section 6 of Material or financial fixed assets
have a reliable and lasting value which significantly
exceeds book value under section 3, paragraph 4, section 5 of
first-third paragraphs or section 11 may be up to a maximum of
This value.
The amount by which the write-up is to be reported under
administrative capital. Regulation (2014:1322).
Shares in full or partly-owned companies
section 7 at the valuation of stocks and shares in full or part-owned
companies equity method is applied.
With partly owned company means a company that the State owns 20% or more
percent of the shares or units i. Regulation (2011:229).
Valuation of current assets
paragraph 8 of the current assets shall, subject to the fourth
and fifth paragraphs, 7, 9, 11 or 13 §, addressed to the
lower of cost and net realizable value on
the balance sheet date.
With the cost, of course, subject to the provisions of section 10,
the expenditure on asset acquisition or manufacture.
Net selling price refers to the sales value after
deduction for calculated selling expenses. If a
current assets are not held to provide financial
benefits, the replacement value or some other value
consistent with Chapter 2. 5 and 6 §§ be used instead of
net realisable value.
Current assets received without compensation, or
for a replacement which significantly less than the asset's
net realisable value, at the date of acquisition should be included
to net realisable value.
The transfer of assets between authorities
the Swedish national financial management authority may provide for the
valuation principles to be applied at the time of
transfer. Regulation (2014:1322).
Valuation of work in progress
9 § work in progress on behalf of someone else may be valued at
amount exceeds the cost, if there is
specific reasons and it is in compliance with Chapter 2. 5 and
6 §§.
Hardware inventory cost
section 10 of the cost of inventories of similar assets
may be calculated according to the first-in-first-out principle, according to the weighted
average prices or by any other similar principle.
Last-in-first-out principle may not apply.
Reporting to the fixed quantity and fixed value
§ 11 property, plant and equipment, raw materials and
supplies which are and whose total value is
incidental to the authority may be up to a
fixed quantity and a fixed value, if the quantity, value and
composition thereof do not vary materially.
The conversion of receivables and liabilities in foreign currency
section 12 of receivables and liabilities in foreign currency shall be converted
According to the exchange rate at the balance sheet date, if this is in
compliance with Chapter 2. 5 and 6 sections.
Valuation of certain financial instruments
13 § financial instruments which are primarily held for
generate revenue or value increments are to be valued at
fair value, subject to the provisions of section 14.
The change in value since the last balance sheet date should be accounted for in
the profit and loss account. Regulation (2014:1322).
section 14 of the following financial instruments may not be valued according to the
section 13:
1. financial instruments held to maturity,
2. loan receivables and other claims arising from
activity and which are not held for trading purposes,
3. shares in full or partly owned companies under
section 7, as well as
4. liabilities, excluding the liabilities included as part of
a trading portfolio.
Valuation under section 13 must not be made if such
valuation would not give a precise measurement of the
financial instrument. Regulation (2014:1322).
Chapter 6. Grant accounting and financial analysis
Grant accounting
paragraph 1 of the Bulletin report, the authority shall recognise the outcome
on the appropriation authority disposes and the titles
the Authority reported on in accordance with the
follows from the regulatory letter or any other decision of
Government. The outcome should be made against the assigned amount per
appropriation or message post or estimated amount per
revenue title. Deviations to be analyzed.
The budget accounts shall also be indicated in the
extent to which the authority by virtue of such authorization
referred to in paragraph 17 bulletin Regulation (2011:223)
ordered goods or services or decided on the contribution,
compensation, loans or similar involving expenditure in
the following year.
The budget accounts shall also indicate how the authority
have met other financial conditions Government has
specified. Regulation (2011:229).
Cash flow statement
section 2 of the Financial analysis should view the Agency's payments
broken down by operating, investment, taxes and transfers.
The analysis shall show how these activities have
funded and how the Agency's cash position has
changed. In connection to the cash flow statement,
authority with the comments and explanations
necessary to assess the cash flow statement.
Chapter 7. Additonal
1 § in addition to the maximum extent permitted by other provisions of this
Regulation, the financial statements include the
additional information provided by the Swedish national financial management authority provides.
2 § the museums shall in the annual report for the
taxable allowances and other benefits paid out
during the financial year and the future commitments agreed
for each of the
1. the members of the Management Board of the Agency,
2. the members of the Council of the authority designated by the Government,
and
3. the senior management at the agency designated by the
Government.
For these people, the Agency shall also provide mission
Board or Council member in other government departments and
Mission as a member of the Board of joint-stock company.
paragraph 3 of the Task to be given of the employee's absence due to
disease in the fiscal year. The total sick leave shall
be expressed as a percentage of the employee's total annual
working time.
An indication should also be provided on
1. the proportion of sickness absence relating to absence during a
continuous period of 60 days or more,
2. sick leave for women and men and
3. sick leave for employees aged 29 years or younger,
30-49 years and 50 years of age or older.
Sick leave for each group referred to in the second subparagraph 2 and 3
shall be expressed as a percentage of the Group's total annual
working time. Such information shall not be provided if the number of employees
the group is no more than 10 or if the task can be assigned to a
individual.
The first-third paragraphs do not apply to authorities
and enterprises in which the number of employees in the last two
financial years, on average, amounted to no more than 10.
Regulation (2002:1061).
Chapter 8. Interim report
section 1 of The authorities covered by Chapter 1. paragraph 3 of the second paragraph, the
no later than 15 August each year submit an interim financial report to
Government. The interim report will refer to the first six months of the
the current fiscal year.
The interim report shall consist of
-income statement,
-balance sheet;
-grant recognition under Chapter 6. paragraph 1 of the first and third
paragraphs, and
forecast for the current fiscal year of the company's
costs and revenues.
The interim report shall be signed by the Agency's management.
The signature means that management certify that the interim report
give a true and fair view of the company's expenses and income
and the Agency's financial situation. Provisions concerning the
the annual report in Chapter 2. section 2, paragraph 4 of the fourth subparagraph and 5-7 sections
should be applied when the interim report drawn up.
Regulation (2007:1440).
9 Cape. Budget information and a basis for in-depth review
Common rules on the financial basis and a basis for
in-depth review
1 § the museums shall, if the proposal is submitted which is expected to lead to
increased costs and decreased revenue, present proposals to the
measures within its own activities that lead to the corresponding
reduction in costs. If there are special reasons may
the proposals also relate to other activities.
2 § the museums shall examine the effectiveness of the rules
govern activities. If the Authority's proposal requires
changes to a Constitution, proposals for amendment
are accounted for. Bills shall be drawn up in accordance with
the principles of the constitutional wording.
Budget information
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The Agency shall, not later than 1 March each year a
budget information to the Government. Budget documentation should
include the Agency's proposal for the financing of
operation the three following financial years. The substrate
should also include details about the Agency's toll
activity and the proposal for appropriations under section 17 of the
first subparagraph regulation of appropriations (2011:223) as authority
need to get make commitments involving expenditure in
the following year.
The authority shall, when it requests an authorization referred to in the first
subparagraph set during what years the financial commitment is calculated
incur expenses.
The Agency's proposal will be held within the framework of the Government's
decisions about the business. Regulation (2014:1433).
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The Agency shall, not later than 1 March each year the budget information to the Government. Budget documentation should contain the Authority's proposal for the financing of the operation the three following financial years. Documentation shall also contain information on the Authority's investments and its fee-based activities, as well as the proposal for appropriations under section 17, first subparagraph regulation of appropriations (2011:223) as authority to make commitments that entail expenditure for the following financial year.
The authority shall, when it requests an authorization referred to in the first subparagraph shall specify the year the financial commitment is estimated to incur expenditure.
The Agency's budget information should be based on the Government's decision on the operation. Regulation (2015:383).
3 a § redesignation by section 5 of the Regulation (2014:1433).
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Information on activities to be charged under section 3 of
include information on both voluntary contributions in
professional services and damaging charges in
corporate activities, regardless of whether the authority
disposes the fee revenue or not. The data shall
provided pursuant to, as the Government has decided.
Information on the fee-based operations will also
include information about excess or deficit respectively
over-or underlifts with paid activities under 25 a
and 25 (b) of the fees regulation (1992:191).
Regulation (2014:1433).
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Investment information under section 3 is directed to the four following financial years and include proposals for an investment plan for investments in social purposes as well as information on planned investment in fixed assets in a regulatory activities (business investment).
Investment plan shall be divided into objects or object groups and include both new investment measures for maintenance of existing investments. The plan should indicate what portion of the investment which is expected to be recognized as fixed assets. The plan should also indicate how the investments referred to be financed.
Information about business investment should be divided into asset classes. If investment spending for an item exceeds 20 million kronor, must be specified. It will also highlight how business investment provided financing. Regulation (2015:383).
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The authority shall provide information on the financial base
expected major changes in its requirements of premises.
The data shall include the following financial years.
Regulation (2014:1433).
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Information on activities to be charged under section 3 of
include information on both voluntary contributions in
professional services and damaging charges in
corporate activities, regardless of whether the authority
disposes the fee revenue or not. The data shall
provided pursuant to, as the Government has decided.
Information on the fee-based operations will also
include information about excess or deficit respectively
over-or underlifts with paid activities under 25 a
and 25 (b) of the fees regulation (1992:191).
Regulation (2015:383).
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A basis for in-depth review
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The Government decides which activities each year to
be subject to in-depth examination.
The Agency's basis for the Government's thorough examination should
left in a special report by 15 January of the year
the Government determines. Regulation (2014:1433).
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The authority shall provide information on the financial base
expected major changes in its requirements of premises.
The data shall include the following financial years.
Regulation (2015:383).
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A basis for in-depth review
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The Agency's basis for in-depth review should
contain a summary analysis of the results and suggestions to
direction and funding of the activities of the
financial year dossier is for. The performance analysis will
activities are evaluated and reported in relation to the
objectives of the action which the Government established.
The base will also include a summary
macro analysis and resource analysis. Regulation (2014:1433).
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The Government decides which activities each year to
be subject to in-depth examination.
The Agency's basis for the Government's thorough examination should
left in a special report by 15 January of the year
the Government determines. Regulation (2015:383).
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The Agency's basis for in-depth review should
contain a summary analysis of the results and suggestions to
direction and funding of the activities of the
financial year dossier is for. The performance analysis will
activities are evaluated and reported in relation to the
objectives of the action which the Government established.
The base will also include a summary
macro analysis and resource analysis. Regulation (2015:383).
10 Cape. Special provisions for business works
Annual report of the business works
1 § Business Office no later than 22 February each year to
the Government leave a of the National Audit Office audited annual report
relating to the last completed financial year. The annual report
will include enterprise and, where appropriate,
business networking group. The annual accounts shall consist of
-annual report
-income statement,
-balance sheet;
-financial analysis, and
-scores. Regulation (2007:1440).
Interim report for business works
section 2 of the Enterprise shall, by 31 August and 30 november
every year the Government leave interim report for enterprise
or, as the case may be, the business networking group. Reports
is directed to six and nine months of the current
fiscal year.
The interim report shall include a statement of income and a forecast
for the full year of profit and loss items, as well as a
balance sheet summary. The profit and loss account shall be drawn up on the
just as in the financial statements and are based on the same
principles. The development of turnover, profit, etc. to
commented on, as well as in the period past events by
essential for enterprise or
business networking group.
The interim report to be submitted by 30 november to
be audited by the National Audit Office. Regulation (2007:1440).
Business plan for business works
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Enterprise shall, not later than 1 March each year to
Government proposals for the operational plan for the three
the following financial years. In the scheme of operations shall work
describe their business and explain what strategies
work decided to achieve the operational objectives and economic
objectives that have been established for the work. The business plan shall
also include an investment plan, as well as in cases where the work
to organise the allocation of the State budget, grant accounting and
budget information.
The investment plan shall work account orientation of
investment and planned distribution on different
investment areas and how the investments referred to be financed.
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Business Office no later than 1 March each year to the Government proposals for the operational plan for the next three financial years. In the business plan should really describe their business and explain what strategies Agency decided to achieve the business goals and financial objectives have been established for the work.
The business plan should also contain an investment plan and, in cases where the Agency has at its disposal funds on the State budget, grant accounting and budget information.
The investment plan is directed to the four following fiscal years, be divided into objects or object groups and include both new investment measures for maintenance of existing investments. The plan should indicate what portion of the investment which is expected to be recognized as fixed assets. It will also highlight how the investments referred to be financed. Regulation (2015:383).
section 11. Detailed rules
section 1 of the Swedish national financial management authority shall communicate the provisions
necessary for the application of this regulation.
Transitional provisions
2000:605
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2001, when
Regulation (1996:882) concerning the authorities ' annual report, etc.
shall cease to be valid.
2. in the case of the annual report for the financial year 2000 case 3
and 4 sections, section 5 of the second and third subparagraphs and 6-13 § §
Regulation (1996:882) concerning the authorities ' annual report, etc.
and Chapter 2. 1 and 3 sections and 10 Cape. section 1 of this regulation.
2002:1061
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2003 and
apply for the first time for the financial year 2003.
2. For the fiscal year 2003, an indication of sickness absence cover
time after 30 June 2003.
2006:1310
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2007 and
apply for the first time for the financial year beginning nearest to
after 31 december 2006.
2007:4
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 2007 and apply
for the first time for the financial year 2006.
2007:604
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2008 and
apply for the first time for the financial year 2008.
2007:1440
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 February 2008 and
apply for the first time for the financial year 2008. For a
authority does not comply with the conditions set out in 2
Cape. 4 section in its new wording needs
the annual accounts for the financial year 2007 do not contain a
cash flow statement.
2008:747
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2009 and
apply for the first time for the financial year 2009.
2014:1322
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2015.
2. this Regulation shall apply for the first time in the case of the
financial year commencing on 1 January 2015.
2014:1433
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2015.
2. The provisions of Chapter 3. paragraph 2 is applied first
time in the case of the annual report for 2015.
2015:383
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on the 1 January 2016.
2. The provision on the investment budget in Chapter 3. paragraph 2 shall apply for the first time in the case of the annual report for 2016.