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Turkey; Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes-Fiscal Transparency Module

This report focuses on Observance of Standards and Codes on Fiscal Transparency for Turkey. Turkey has continued to make progress toward meeting the requirements of the fiscal transparency code, in particular through a substantial overhaul of the legal system. The adoption of the Public Financial Management and Control Law (PFMCL) in December 2003 was designed to provide the necessary framework for further reforms. In spite of the progress made, further effort is required before Turkey will fully meet the requirements of the Code.
Year of publication:
2006-03-24
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Budgets | Fiscal transparency | Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes | budget process | budget law | central government budget | tax administration | budget management | financial management | budget preparation | public finance | internal audit | budget documentation | government budget | public debt | budget preparation process | internal control | budget execution | public financial management | fiscal management | budget systems | budget formulation | annual budget | budget documents | external audit | general budget | fiscal strategy | fiscal activities | budget bill | budget coverage | tax system | budget formulation process | quasi-fiscal activities | government accounts | public investment | budget activities | medium-term fiscal strategy | decentralization | budget proposals | fiscal affairs | fiscal data | government finance statistics | public investment program | government finance | fiscal affairs department | financial management system | budget outturns | taxation | government expenditure | fiscal aggregates | fiscal position | tax policy | government spending | fiscal incentives | annual budgeting | organic budget law | contingent liabilities | government expenditures | local taxes | fiscal risks | budget system | debt service | treasury single account | fiscal discipline | central government spending | budget projections | budget institutions | budget guidelines | budget estimates | public finances | central government debt | budgetary funds | budget revenues | extrabudgetary funds | municipal revenue | fiscal burdens | open budget preparation | budget outcomes | budget year | fiscal system | tax revenue | government priorities | budget initiatives | fiscal responsibility | budgetary framework | budget structure | fiscal years | government accounting | intergovernmental fiscal relations | budget review | budget classification system | tax rebates | budget execution procedures | intergovernmental fiscal | budget envelope | fiscal roles | annual budget execution | control of budget execution | fiscal sustainability | medium term fiscal strategy | fiscal decentralization | fiscal stance | revenue collection | fiscal programming | fiscal reports | tax base | current budget | tax returns | local government expenditure responsibilities | budget preparation procedures | performance budgeting | budget transactions | tax incentives | medium-term budget | fiscal relations | cash accounting | fiscal activity | tax payments | budget committees | budget execution report | defense spending | central budget | fiscal operations | budget framework | central government fiscal | reduction in tax | local government expenditure | budget approval | budget consolidation | government policies | government guarantees | fiscal outturns | budget operations | fiscal rules | tax revenues | budget classification | government deposits | fiscal burden | tax authorities | fiscal control | tax liability | government securities | budgetary appropriations | tax collection
Extent:
application/pdf
Series:
Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
Notes:
The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 06/126 4 pages long
Source:
Persistent link: https://ebvufind01.dmz1.zbw.eu/10011244210
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