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CALSTARS (California State Accounting & Reporting System)
Mission and Goals/Strategies
CALSTARS is developed to provide agencies of the state with an automated organization and program cost accounting system to accurately account for all revenue, expenditures, receipts, disbursements, and property of the state. It is also specifically intended and designed to improve the accuracy and timeliness of financial information, standardize the accounting and reporting within and across the state agencies, and expand each agency's accounting and reporting capabilities. CALSTARS keeps pace with the administrative and technological advances to assure its placement within the business strategies and information infrastructure of the client agencies to serve as an information system useful to the business decision makers of those agencies.
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MISSION STATEMENT |
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The specific continuing mission of CALSTARS is to insure that the system is a "...modern and complete accounting system for each agency of the state..." (Government Code, Section 13300) and that the system remains a cost effective and value-added service to fully support the business functions of each client agency. |
To meet this mission, the CALSTARS focuses on the following goals/strategies.
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GOALS/STRATEGIES
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In conclusion, CALSTARS is committed to provide and operate a system that:
Ensures
compliance with statewide fiscal policies and procedures.
Minimizes
workload associated with daily, month-end, and year-end accounting processes.
Complements
the technological infrastructure of its client agencies.
Serves
as an integral part of the management information infrastructure of each
agency.


