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Northern Territory Treasury Corporation annual report 2022/23
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The Northern Territory Treasury Corporation (NTTC) is the Territory’s central borrowing authority, responsible for funding the budget through debt issues and managing state-owned borrowings. Recent authoritative references describe NTTC's role and statutory framework, including its governance under the Northern Territory Treasury Corporation Act 1994 [NT Legislation documents: Part 6 and annual reporting requirements].[2][7]
Auditor-General reporting has noted NTTC’s borrowing activities in the context of Territory-wide fiscal results. For example, the Auditor-General’s November 2024 report discusses Territory government entities and notes movements in NTTC borrowings as part of overall Territory debt and budget dynamics [NT Auditor-General media release, November 2024].[1]
Territory annual reporting for NTTC and related financial statements are required to be prepared and submitted to the Treasurer within six months after each financial year, per statutory provisions. This is referenced in the NT Treasury Corporation Act and related Word/PDF historical versions.[7][2]
For 2022–23 and 2023–24 periods, NTTC’s annual reports and financial statements would detail levels of net borrowings, liquidity management, and debt portfolio composition. You can typically find these in Territory Stories (annual report entries) or the NT Legislation portal for the current or recent reports.[4]
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Northern Territory Treasury Corporation annual report 2022/23
territorystories.nt.gov.auThe document is the 2006-07 Annual Report of Northern Territory Treasury. It provides an overview of Treasury's profile and role, a review of the past year by the Under Treasurer, and outlines Treasury's objectives, performance, corporate governance, finances, and focus for the upcoming year. The report details Treasury's achievements in areas such as public policy advice, financial management, intergovernmental relations, revenue management, and superannuation. It also provides financial...
www.scribd.comPart 6 Miscellaneous Northern Territory Treasury Corporation Act 1994 13 31 Annual report and financial statements (1) The Corporation shall not later than 6 months after the end of each financial year, or within such other period of time as the Treasurer determines, prepare for submission to the Treasurer a report of its
legislation.nt.gov.auENDNOTES northern territory of australia As in force at 11 December 2018 Northern Territory Treasury Corporation act 1994 An Act to establish the Northern Territory Treasury Corporation and to enable the Corporation to borrow and lend money, and for related purposes … 31 Annual report and financial statements (1) The Corporation shall not later than 6 months after the end of each financial year, or within such other period of time as the Treasurer determines, prepare for submission to the...
legislation.nt.gov.auNorthern Territory Auditor-General’s Office MEDIA RELEASE 27 November 2024 Auditor-General’s Report to the Legislative Assembly (November 2024) Auditor-General, Mr Jara Dean, tabled late yesterday his Report to the Legislative Assembly. The Report covers financial statements audits and other audit work completed during the period from 1 May 2024 to 31 October 2024, including: • an analysis of the Treasurer’s Annual Financial Statements for 2023-24; • the results of audits, key findings and...
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dev.creditriskmonitor.comrevenue collected from Compulsory Third Party contributions by $15.9 million. The Commission had investments valued at $1.3 billion. ▪ The Northern Territory Treasury Corporation which is the Territory’s central borrowing authority increased its borrowings to $12.3 billion to largely fund the budget deficit. The 17 audits resulted in 53 audit findings, highlighting deficiencies in deficiencies in internal control, accounting issues or matters of governance interest.
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