Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education Conducts On-site Inspection of School Accounting

Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education and Education Support Offices will conduct on-site inspections of school accounting until the end of August. Photo by Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education announced on the 16th that it will conduct on-site inspections of school accounting.

The school accounting inspections are conducted by directly visiting schools during the summer vacation period to minimize the burden of on-site work.

The Office of Education has already completed on-site visits to 16 high schools and special schools, and the local education support offices plan to conduct inspections of standalone kindergartens and elementary and middle schools by the end of this month.

The inspection targets are schools with an unused amount (carryover) of 100 million won or more based on last year's settlement, or an unused rate of 5% or more, or net surplus exceeding 2% of the revenue settlement amount.

Through this inspection, the Office of Education confirmed compliance with the budget (settlement) preparation procedures, checked school accounting cash inspection documents, inspected the execution rate of school accounting, analyzed the causes of excessive carryover and unused amounts, and proposed execution plans. In addition, they listened to voices from the field regarding inconveniences occurring during the operation of K-EduFine.

Lee Seon-guk, head of the Budget Division, said, “Through this on-site inspection, we expect to analyze the causes of carryover and unused amounts in school accounting and seek active execution plans, enabling sound and transparent school accounting management.”

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.