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TPG22-20 Government Guarantee Fee Policy for Government Businesses

This policy seeks to ensure competitive neutrality for government businesses with respect to their cost of debt. It outlines the application, calculation methodology and administration of government guarantee fees on TCorp borrowings.

General Government Financial Statement - May 2023

TPG23-14: Agency guidelines for the 2022-23 mandatory annual returns to Treasury for NSW public sector agencies that are not included in TD21-02

Replaced by TPG24-16. 

Agencies are required to submit financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2023.

This Treasury Policy and Guidelines applies to NSW public sector agencies (listed in Appendix A) that are not included in TD21-02.

TPG23-13 Agency Direction for the 2022-23 Mandatory Annual Returns to Treasury

Replaced by TPG24-17.

This NSW Treasury Policy and Guidelines (TPG) adopts and incorporates the Treasurer’s Direction TD21-02 Mandatory Annual Annual Returns to Treasury (TD21-02), including the defined terms which also apply to this TPG.

TD22-15 Amendment to TD21-02 Mandatory Annual Returns to Treasury

The objective of this Direction is to amend TD21-02 to ensure ongoing adherence to the purpose and objectives expressed in TD21-02.

General Government Financial Statement - April 2023

General Government Financial Statement - March 2023

General Government Financial Statement - February 2023

TPG23-09 Guidance when performing valuations of physical non-current assets

This guidance summaries existing requirements in TPP21-09 Valuation of Physical Non-Current Assets at Fair Value (TPP 21-09) and TD 21-05 Valuation of Physical Non-Current Assets at Fair Value (TD 21-05), relating to management revaluations of property, plant and equipment, in those years where a full comprehensive valuation is not required. It also provides some practical tips on how to determine whether a revaluation is required and, if so, an appropriate approach to an interim revaluation.

TPG23-08 NSW Government Guide to Cost-Benefit Analysis

Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is a holistic appraisal method that estimates the economic, social, environmental and cultural costs and benefits of an initiative and expresses them in monetary terms.