This paper looks at how public institutions make monthly financial reports under a new government accounting system. The system uses both cash and accrual accounting methods and requires institutions to provide two types of reports. The main goal is to figure out what kind of financial information should be updated monthly and to improve the quality of these reports. The researchers analyze the issues with existing reports and suggest ways to make them better. They found that monthly financial reports can face challenges, but by tweaking what's included and how it's presented, the reports can improve and be more useful to everyone involved.