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Industry

Municipalities and Local Government

Municipal administration follows its own dynamic within the public sector: budget and financial execution concentrated in a single administration, direct oversight by state or municipal courts of audit, and heavy reliance on cooperation agreements with the federal and state governments.

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In Summary
City governments, municipal councils and local agencies facing accountability requirements, public works and oversight by courts of audit.

Industry context

City governments, municipal councils, local agencies and municipal funds are accountable for cooperation agreements, public works, payroll and delegated public services such as transportation, sanitation and street lighting, with concentrated funding and active oversight bodies. Current and former officials, contracted companies and holders of court-ordered payment claims frequently need to demonstrate the propriety of costs, fund transfers and budget execution before the court of audit, the public prosecutor's office or the courts.

SGEx acts in this environment as a technical firm, engaged when the industry produces disputes, inquiries, reviews, losses, buyout claims, fraud, rendering-of-accounts matters or valuations that call for an independent examination.

Questions that arise in this industry

  • Rendering of accounts by mayors, former mayors and spending authorizers.
  • Calculation of amounts owed and findings in municipal special accountability proceedings.
  • Price inflation and overbilling in works and services contracted by the municipality.
  • Execution of cooperation agreements and discretionary transfers from the federal and state governments.
  • Calculation and monetary updating of municipal court-ordered payment claims and small-value requisitions.
  • Rebalancing of municipal public-service concession contracts.

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx may examine: sGEx typically reviews municipal budget laws and financial statements, tender documents and contracts, cooperation agreements and accountability filings, audit reports issued by state or municipal courts of audit, payroll records, and the accounting and banking records of the municipality and the entities it contracts with.

Every engagement begins by framing the technical question, continues with the organization of these sources, and ends with conclusions presented in the format the proceeding requires, with assumptions and limitations disclosed.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Forensic report
  • Accounting reconstruction
  • Financial flow map
  • Expert opinion
  • Support during fact-finding proceedings
  • Claim quantification report
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