Other Annual Reports

Our Office produces a variety of specialized annual reports including rural county sales and use tax reports, unauditable government reports and more. You may scroll down the page to view these, or click on the following menu links to bring you to the appropriate section.

Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)

The ACFR is a complex document that covers Washington state's financial condition. The annual report, published by the Office of Financial Management (OFM), includes detailed information on the state's structure, services and finances, as well as trends and nonfinancial data.

Most recent ACFR summary

Previous years

State of Washington Single Audit Report (SWSA)

The SWSA, published annually by OFM, documents whether state agencies are meeting the requirements that come with federal money. It is an important audit that covers billions of federal dollars. It's called a “single audit” because a federal law ensures that grant recipients are subject to one, single audit of all their federal programs instead of separate audits of each program.

You may view the latest Single Audit Report on OFM's website, as well as past reports.

State Auditor's Office annual and special reports

The State Auditor's Office (SAO) produces an annual report to inform the Legislature and the public about our activities.

Most recent SAO annual report

Previous years

Special reports

We also publish periodic reports on specialized aspects of our work.

Contracts reports

The Office of the Attorney General and SAO provide the contracts report to the Legislature every year. The document serves as a comprehensive report on the state agency contract audit and investigative findings, enforcement actions, and the status of agency resolution.

Most recent contract report

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Rural County Sales and Use Tax for Public Facilities reports

RCW 82.14.370 authorizes rural counties to impose a sales and use tax of no more than 0.09 percent to finance public facilities serving economic development purposes and personnel in economic development offices. A provision of this same law requires our Office to collect annual information on how counties use these tax proceeds. We fulfill this requirement through a report called the “Schedule 20.” It summarizes how counties used the funds and demonstrated compliance with state law.

Most recent Rural Counties' Sales and Use Tax for Public Facilities report

Previous years

 

Unauditable Government reports

Under RCW 43.09.230, our Office is required to notify the legislative authority of a county and the State Treasurer of any special purpose districts in their jurisdiction that we determine to be an unauditable government.

Most recent Special Report on Unauditable Governments

Previous years

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