Cameroon; Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Fiscal Transparency Module

The report presents a reassessment of fiscal transparency practices in the Republic of Cameroon, in comparison with the principles of the IMF Code of Good Practices on Fiscal Transparency. It is the follow-up to a pilot report prepared by the IMF on transparency in fiscal management. The first part describes current fiscal transparency practices in Cameroon. The second component is the IMF staff commentary on fiscal transparency in the Republic of Cameroon. This report also contains an assessment of transparency in natural resource revenue management.

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Year of publication:	2010-08-11
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Budgetary policy \| Fiscal transparency \| Government expenditures \| Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes \| budget law \| budget documents \| budget review \| public finance \| budget execution \| budget documentation \| government budget \| government revenue \| budget process \| public finances \| public expenditure \| fiscal data \| government finance \| budgetary process \| tax administration \| fiscal activities \| budget preparation \| quasi-fiscal activities \| fiscal information \| annual budget \| budget execution data \| fiscal position \| fiscal policy \| capital expenditure \| fiscal management \| internal control \| budgetary information \| contingent liabilities \| fiscal risks \| budget expenditure \| external audit \| public debt \| fiscal revenue \| fiscal sustainability \| tax revenue \| government accounts \| budget framework \| government finance statistics \| fiscal years \| extrabudgetary funds \| accounting standards \| internal audit \| fiscal aggregates \| general budget \| information on budget execution \| fiscal situation \| budget classification \| medium-term budgetary frameworks \| budget projections \| fiscal reports \| decentralization \| budgetary impact \| government expenditure \| budgetary expenditure \| fiscal outturn \| social expenditure \| fiscal affairs department \| fiscal powers \| budget preparation process \| public finance management \| annual budgetary process \| revenue collection \| fiscal rules \| budget estimates \| fiscal affairs \| fiscal policy framework \| central government budget \| budgetary operations \| budget directorate \| budget session \| budgetary framework \| budget outturn \| fiscal objectives \| tax incentives \| taxation \| government accounting \| public investment \| fiscal analyses \| debt service \| public finance system \| medium-term expenditure frameworks \| government budget estimates \| fiscal stance \| fiscal policy objectives \| fiscal forecasts \| budgetary obligations \| budget covers \| fiscal positions \| fiscal indicators \| budget outturns \| public fiscal policies \| government liabilities \| tax reduction \| budget records \| fiscal roles \| government policy \| fiscal policies \| fiscal targets \| fiscal sustainability analysis \| government securities \| budget report \| central government debt \| fiscal operations \| government policies \| central government fiscal \| primary deficit \| fiscal activity \| fiscal report \| budget guidelines \| fiscal reporting \| government budget appropriation \| budget operations \| budget aggregates \| budget execution report \| public finance laws \| budget circular \| budget does \| tax revenues \| tax rates \| national accounts

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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 10/264 5 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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