Manual on Fiscal Transparency
Manuals & Guides, January 28, 2002
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- Manual on Fiscal Transparency
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Bibliographic details
- Published: January 28, 2002
- Series: Manuals & Guides
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781589060555.069
Overview
- Provides guidance on the implementation of the Code of Good Practices on Fiscal Transparency by setting out its principles and practices in detail, and establishing priorities for improving fiscal transparency.
- Includes a section on open budget preparation, execution, and reporting.
- Presents the OECD’s best practices for achieving budget transparency.
- Serves as a reference for economists and financial analysts on the various aspects of fiscal transparency.
Key contents and themes
- Principles and practices for fiscal transparency.
- Priorities for improving fiscal transparency.
- Open budget preparation, execution, and reporting.
- OECD best practices for budget transparency.
Target audience and subject coverage
- Intended audience: economists and financial analysts.
- Subjects covered: Budget planning and preparation; Central banks; Contingent liabilities; Fiscal accounting and reporting; Fiscal transparency; Public financial management (PFM); Quasi-fiscal operations.
- Keywords: Australia and New Zealand; budget; budget documentation; Budget planning and preparation; Contingent liabilities; equity holding; financial asset; Fiscal accounting and reporting; government; government function; government involvement; government regulation; government sector; information; M&G; public sector agency; Quasi-fiscal operations; regularity audit procedure; revenue.
Implementation guidance and priorities (implicit policy focus)
- Establish and apply detailed principles and practices consistent with the Code of Good Practices on Fiscal Transparency.
- Prioritize reforms that improve openness across:
- Budget preparation.
- Budget execution.
- Fiscal reporting and disclosure.
- Adopt OECD best practices to enhance budget transparency.