An agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Virginia Department of Accounts - DOA provides the Commonwealth with the Virginia Financial Perspective, also called the "popular report," summarizing information determined in Virginia's annual financial reports. Founded as the Division of Accounts and Controls within the Commonwealth's Department of Finance in 1927, the DOA adopted its current name in 1966. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Department of Accounts primarily serves state agencies, employees, and localities. As an employer, the Virginia Department of Accounts adheres to a strict code of ethics. DOA associates dedicate their efforts to earning the confidence, respect, and trust of the public and the officials with whom they work. Team members are expected to uphold high ideals of public stewardship, act with integrity in all relationships, exercise prudence when handling the Commonwealth's finances,  hold themselves accountable, and treat everyone in "an evenhanded, respectful, and courteous manner." In the past, the Virginia DOA has offered full-time, remote jobs.

The Virginia Department of Accounts' statewide accounting applications are its most widely used products, which include the Commonwealth Integrated Payroll Personnel System (CIPPS); Cardinal, a disbursement control system and general ledger; and the Fixed Asset Accounting and Control System (FAACS). The DOA's major service areas are enterprise applications, finance and administration, financial reporting, general accounting, information technology, and the payroll service bureau. The Department of Accounts offers abundant online services, including accounts receivable, charge-card administration, secure forms for vendor groups, financial certification, fixed-asset and lease accounting, payroll audit tools, remittance electronic data interchanges, and a reporting system.

An agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Virginia Department of Accounts - DOA provides the Commonwealth with the Virginia Financial Perspective, also called the "popular report," summarizing information determined in Virginia's annual financial reports. Founded as the Division of Accounts and Controls within the Commonwealth's Department of Finance in 1927, the DOA adopted its current name in 1966. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Department of Accounts primarily serves state agencies, employees, and localities. As an employer, the Virginia Department of Accounts adheres to a strict code of ethics. DOA associates dedicate their efforts to earning the confidence, respect, and trust of the public and the officials with whom they work. Team members are expected to uphold high ideals of public stewardship, act with integrity in all relationships, exercise prudence when handling the Commonwealth's finances,  hold themselves accountable, and treat everyone in "an evenhanded, respectful, and courteous manner." In the past, the Virginia DOA has offered full-time, remote jobs.

The Virginia Department of Accounts' statewide accounting applications are its most widely used products, which include the Commonwealth Integrated Payroll Personnel System (CIPPS); Cardinal, a disbursement control system and general ledger; and the Fixed Asset Accounting and Control System (FAACS). The DOA's major service areas are enterprise applications, finance and administration, financial reporting, general accounting, information technology, and the payroll service bureau. The Department of Accounts offers abundant online services, including accounts receivable, charge-card administration, secure forms for vendor groups, financial certification, fixed-asset and lease accounting, payroll audit tools, remittance electronic data interchanges, and a reporting system.