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The Summary Annual Report of the Slovak Republic (SVS) is a summary document on the management of Slovakia's public finances for the previous year. SVS updates and supplements the data contained in the State Final Account of the Slovak Republic (ŠZÚ). SZÚ mainly contains data on public administration for the previous year reported according to the uniform methodology of ESA 2010 within the so-called April notification (until April 1 of the current year) and SVS data within the so-called October notification (by October 1 of the current year). The main objectives of the SZÚ are the presentation of data on public administration management in the ESA methodology and the comparison of the public administration budget plan with the reported fact, at the earliest possible date. However, at the time of compiling the SVS, a wider range of data and information is available, and therefore the SVS is a more complex document, the aim of which is to inform about the management of public finances for the past year from the point of view of all main concepts and methodologies.

The Summary Annual Report of the Slovak Republic (SVS) is a summary document on the management of Slovakia's public finances for the previous year. SVS updates and supplements the data contained in the State Final Account of the Slovak Republic (ŠZÚ). SZÚ mainly contains data on public administration for the previous year reported according to the uniform methodology of ESA 2010 within the so-called April notification (until April 1 of the current year) and SVS data within the so-called October notification (by October 1 of the current year). The main objectives of the SZÚ are the presentation of data on public administration management in the ESA methodology and the comparison of the public administration budget plan with the reported fact, at the earliest possible date. However, at the time of compiling the SVS, a wider range of data and information is available, and therefore the SVS is a more complex document, the aim of which is to inform about the management of public finances for the past year from the point of view of all main concepts and methodologies.

The Summary Annual Report of the Slovak Republic (SVS) is a summary document on the management of Slovakia's public finances for the previous year. SVS updates and supplements the data contained in the State Final Account of the Slovak Republic (ŠZÚ). SZÚ mainly contains data on public administration for the previous year reported according to the uniform methodology of ESA 2010 within the so-called April notification (until April 1 of the current year) and SVS data within the so-called October notification (by October 1 of the current year). The main objectives of the SZÚ are the presentation of data on public administration management in the ESA methodology and the comparison of the public administration budget plan with the reported fact, at the earliest possible date. However, at the time of compiling the SVS, a wider range of data and information is available, and therefore the SVS is a more complex document, the aim of which is to inform about the management of public finances for the past year from the point of view of all main concepts and methodologies.

The consolidated financial statements represent the balance sheet, profit and loss account and notes compiled on the basis of the principle of consolidation applied in the International Accounting Standards for Public Administration (IPSAS). In contrast to aggregated data for public administration, it does not contain some mutual relations that have been identified between the entities forming the aggregated whole.

The consolidated financial statements represent the balance sheet, profit and loss account and notes compiled on the basis of the principle of consolidation applied in the International Accounting Standards for Public Administration (IPSAS). In contrast to aggregated data for public administration, it does not contain some mutual relations that have been identified between the entities forming the aggregated whole.

The consolidated financial statements represent the balance sheet, profit and loss account and notes compiled on the basis of the principle of consolidation applied in the International Accounting Standards for Public Administration (IPSAS). In contrast to aggregated data for public administration, it does not contain some mutual relations that have been identified between the entities forming the aggregated whole.