Costing in Educational Planning discusses the differences between implementing and non-implementing units in educational institutions. Implementing units can manage their own funds and have bookkeepers as they have financial staff to handle cashiering and bookkeeping. Non-implementing units like elementary schools and some high schools do not have this financial staff and rely on other units for funds management.
Costing in Educational Planning discusses the differences between implementing and non-implementing units in educational institutions. Implementing units can manage their own funds and have bookkeepers as they have financial staff to handle cashiering and bookkeeping. Non-implementing units like elementary schools and some high schools do not have this financial staff and rely on other units for funds management.
Costing in Educational Planning discusses the differences between implementing and non-implementing units in educational institutions. Implementing units can manage their own funds and have bookkeepers as they have financial staff to handle cashiering and bookkeeping. Non-implementing units like elementary schools and some high schools do not have this financial staff and rely on other units for funds management.
Notes liquidate 5th day DBM COA books of accounts bookkeeper accountable officer Implementing Units- Non-implementing Units can manage its own funds - have bookkeepers because it has its own financial staff to handle cashiering and bookkeeping functions e.g., DepEd Central Office, e.g., elementary schools Division Offices some high schools most secondary