Bangladesh; Report on Observance of Standards and Codes-Fiscal Transparency

This report assesses the Observance of Standards and Codes on Fiscal Transparency for Bangladesh. Bangladesh has made significant progress in recent years toward addressing longstanding problems of fiscal reporting and meeting basic requirements of fiscal transparency. Measures are in hand to present audited accounts from 2002/3 onward within 12 months of year-end, and monthly reports are being produced about 5â€“8 weeks after month-end. Much remains to be done to improve data reliability, particularly with respect to reporting of foreign-financed projects, but processes are in place to establish sustainable improvements in accounts reconciliation.

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Year of publication:	2003-06-25
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Fiscal transparency \| Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes \| internal audit \| fiscal activities \| budget documents \| quasi-fiscal activities \| annual budget \| fiscal management \| fiscal reporting \| fiscal policy \| contingent liabilities \| fiscal data \| budget process \| financial management reform \| budgetary process \| fiscal activity \| fiscal operations \| decentralization \| government policies \| central government fiscal \| open budget preparation \| audit institutions \| fiscal risks \| budget management \| quasi-fiscal activity \| fiscal reporting system \| tax compliance \| accountability framework \| fiscal statistics \| resource allocation \| tax administration \| fiscal authority \| budget submissions \| fiscal years \| budget outturns \| annual budget document \| budgetary mechanisms \| fiscal risk \| fiscal responsibility \| financial management \| budget estimates \| external audit \| budget preparation \| public finances \| fiscal position \| fiscal discipline \| central government budget \| budget document \| budget year \| government guarantees \| government accounting \| annual accounts \| government budget \| fiscal policies \| government accounts \| public debt \| government budgets \| fiscal affairs department \| current expenditures \| fiscal reports \| government policy \| fiscal affairs \| public financial institutions \| public investment \| accumulation of arrears \| public investment program \| public expenditure \| capital expenditure \| budget decision \| internal control \| local government budgets \| capital budget \| tax performance \| fiscal aggregates \| government finance \| tax system \| fiscal projections \| national accounts \| budget planning \| budget outturn \| accounting practices \| government finances \| fiscal costs \| fiscal relations \| intergovernmental fiscal relations \| revenue projections \| budgetary operations \| government finance statistics \| intergovernmental fiscal \| budget implementation \| budgetary resources \| fiscal roles \| current budget \| fiscal responsibility laws \| fiscal decision \| fiscal subsidies \| budget proposals \| tax collection \| fiscal management system \| fiscal policy management \| annual budget process \| actual expenditure \| taxation \| budget committees \| annual budget speech \| tax incentives \| tax evasion

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 03/185 3 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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