Systematic Accounting Management
Enhancing Accountability and Trust in Fiscal Operations

Yangsan City in South Gyeongsang Province will conduct a comprehensive inspection of all departments' demand deposit accounts from November 3 to November 14, aiming to enhance the transparency of public fund accounts and strengthen the reliability of fiscal management.


This inspection is intended to address the blind spots in account management caused by the indiscriminate opening of demand deposit accounts for purposes such as credit card payments or interim receipt of revenues, as well as the neglect of unused accounts.


The city will carry out a detailed review of all 362 demand deposit accounts currently held and operated. In particular, it will apply management standards stipulated by relevant laws to focus on verifying whether the purpose of account opening matches actual usage, the appropriateness and transparency of transaction details, and the adequacy of the number of accounts held by each department. Unnecessary accounts will be closed, and accounts with similar purposes will be consolidated to improve management efficiency.


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An official from Yangsan City stated, "Through this inspection, we will proactively prevent potential risks associated with demand deposit accounts and do our utmost to ensure systematic fiscal management," adding, "We will realize trusted fiscal operations through regular monitoring and strengthened internal controls in the future."

Yangsan City Hall.

Yangsan City Hall.

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