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China has adopted an executive‐dominated government audit system (GAS), which is frequently criticized for lacking independence. Through a questionnaire survey and interviews, we investigate whether and how the reporting/control requirements of the GAS (hereafter, the institutional...
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In this report, the first in a series of reports on EU state aid, Mason provides background on state aid law as it applies to income taxes, including the legal standard, recovery mechanism, and case selection by the Commission
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Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) have an important role in ensuring public sector accountability; their main activities being managing the audit of public sector entities' financial statements and assessing probity/compliance, providing advice to parliamentary committees, and undertaking...
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We introduce costly verification into a general delegation framework. A principal faces an agent who is better informed about the efficient action but biased towards higher actions. An audit verifies the agent's information, but is costly. The principal chooses a permissible action set as a...
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Despite the growing body of literature examining the effectiveness of transparency and accountability initiatives, there remains limited substantiation for whether and how open budgeting contributes to reductions in poverty and improvements in the lives of the poor. This paper reviews available...
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Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) have an important role in ensuring public sector accountability; their main activities being managing the audit of public sector entities' financial statements and assessing probity/compliance, providing advice to parliamentary committees, and undertaking...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012949358
Objective – This study examines various personal factors that influence auditor's acceptance of Dysfunctional Audit Behaviours in the Indonesian public sector auditMethodology/Technique – The data used in this study were gathered by means of questionnaires to auditors at the Indonesian...
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In this fourth part in a series of reports on state aid, Mason focuses on the element of “advantage” in EU state aid law, and she criticizes the European Commission's doctrinal approach to identifying advantages for state aid purposes. In particular, this article addresses the divergence...
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Although European countries other than Greece have already ceased the traditional type of audit in order to achieve sound public financial management, Greece still exercises an “a priori” audit in the expenses of public organizations. The “ex-ante” (a priori) audit in Greece has a long...
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The lack of budget transparency and projections accuracy have been among the determinants of the last four decades high deficit and debt, as the recent 2008-2009 economic crisis has highlighted. In order to improve fiscal policy process and budget transparency, the European Union (EU) stated...
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