About Us
Mission & Vision
“Our mission is to deliver exceptional financial accounting services that empower to Provincial & District Governments to make informed decisions, ensure compliance with regulations, and achieve financial success. We are dedicated to accuracy, transparency, and efficiency in financial reporting, underpinned by a commitment to ethics and integrity. Through continuous innovation and a Sindh Govt-centric approach, we strive to be the trusted in financial accounting for Provincial Govt. Departments”
“Our vision is to revolutionize financial accounting services, setting new industry standards and leading the way in accuracy, efficiency, and transparency. We aspire to be the foremost provider of cutting-edge financial solutions, leveraging advanced technologies and embracing sustainability principles. By fostering a culture of learning and innovation, we aim to transform financial accounting into a catalyst for our clients’ growth and success, while making a positive impact on society and the environment.”
History
The office of the Accountant General Sindh has been in existence since the pre-partition period of the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent in 1947. The office was known as Comptroller Sindh till October 13, 1955. On October 14, 1955, due to the formation of one unit in West Pakistan, this office was re-designated as Comptroller Southern Area West Pakistan Karachi. The audit jurisdiction was expanded to Baluchistan Province as well. After the A/C work pertaining to Baluchistan and Kalat, which was under the Central Government and being dealt with in Accountant General Pakistan Revenue, staff was also transferred to this office on October 14, 1955. On July 1, 1971, due to the dissolution of one unit in West Pakistan, the office was bifurcated into two separate offices: Comptroller Baluchistan and Comptroller Sindh.
The staff and officers with workloads pertaining to Baluchistan province were transferred to Quetta, and the staff and officers with workloads pertaining to Sindh province were transferred to Sindh. This office remained designated as Comptroller up until June 30, 1972; it was headed by a junior administrative grade officer (now B-19). On July 1, 1972, it was upgraded to that of A.G. Sindh, headed by B-20 officers. The post of head of office was also upgraded from junior to senior administrative grade (now known as B-20). The post of A.G. Sindh was again upgraded from grade 20 to 21 w.e.f. October 23, 1997. Mr. Muhammad Usman was the first accountant general posted in B-21. The office was housed in government-owned Napier Barracks up until 1962.
Office Functions
1. Accounting of Provincial Govt. Accounts
2. GP Fund Payments
3. Pension Payments
4. Pre-Audit of Claims
5. Administration
6. Issuance of Pre-Audit Cheques
7. Data Processing Unit
8. Data Control Cell
9. Treasury Function
10. Pay – Fixation
11. Vigilance Cell
12. Receipt & Dispatch
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Organogram
Message from the Accountant General Sindh
The Office of the Accountant General Sindh is committed to serving the people of this province with integrity, professionalism, and care. As part of the Controller General of Accounts, we provide an independent and nonpartisan financial statement of the Government of Sindh, approve accounts, and act as a trusted financial advisor to the provincial government, in line with the Controller General of Accounts Ordinance, 2001.
Our mandate includes authorizing expenditures after applying robust pre-audit checks, while also consolidating accounts received from departments whose expenditures are not subject to pre-audit, so that the financial statements of the Government of Sindh remain complete, transparent, and reliable. All pre-audited expenditures processed by this office are routed through a modern SAP-based system across Sindh, ensuring greater accuracy, traceability, and timeliness in financial management.
At the heart of our work are the employees and pensioners of the Government of Sindh. Through a computerized environment, we strive to ensure timely and accurate payment of salaries, allowances, and pensions, along with careful maintenance of service records for both regular and contract employees. Our facilitation centers across the province are being continuously improved to provide user-friendly IT services to GP Fund subscribers and pensioners, so that they can access information and resolve issues with comfort and dignity.
We believe in teamwork, innovation, and continuous improvement. By embracing modern systems, strengthening internal controls, and enhancing our outreach, we aim to make every interaction with our office smoother, simpler, and more reassuring for the citizens we serve. Looking ahead, we remain dedicated to further upgrading our systems and service delivery, with a clear resolve to support a more transparent, responsive, and people-centered public financial management system in Sindh.
Miandad Rahoojo
Accountant General Sindh
