Financial Analysis in the Government Sector

Financial Analysis in the Government Sector

 This program aims to guide participants to the latest methods of analyzing public finances for the government sector, with a focus on monitoring indicators of government spending and revenue.

Training Target

 Analysts and financial controllers entrusted with monitoring and analyzing government sectors and bodies in the country.

Financial Analysis in the Government Sector

Training Details

First day

  • Analysis of the state budget:
  • Expense analysis.
  • Revenue analysis.
  • Analyze the role of the budget.
  • Analyzing the break-even accounts with the central bank.
  • Arithmetical analysis of outstanding debts and settlement of claims.

the second day

  • Internal control and its indicators:
  • Cabinet .
  • government payments.
  • Non-cash collections.
  • Permanent and temporary advances.
  • Purchasing and stores.
  • the sales .
  • Debt owed to the government.
  • External control and its indicators.

 

 

 

the third day

  • Transformational Expenditure Analysis:
  • Social (subsidies for state employees / benefits for sickness, disability and old age / subsidies for goods).
  • Economic (subsidies for projects and production branches)
  • Financial (interests and consumption of public debt).
  • Analysis of some important government expenditures:
  • pensions.
  • public debt interest.
  • capital transfers.

the fourth day

  • Analysis of Ordinary and Extraordinary Expenditures:
  • The standard of regularity.
  • The standard for the period in which public expenditures are produced and their effects.
  • Income generation criterion.
  • Productivity criterion (productive expenditures and unproductive expenditures).
  • Standard for equity participation.
  • Determining the ratio of public expenditures to national income.

The fifth day

  • Analysis of state property income and taxes:
  • Fees, routine and taxes.
  • Analysis of the apparent increase in public expenditures:
  • Increasing public expenditures by different method of account entry.
  • A decrease in the value of money (increased prices).
  • Increasing the size of the state and the population.

Training Enrollment

Code Venue Start End Price Enroll Now
acc143 3000 $

Description

  • This program aims to guide participants to the latest methods of analyzing public finances for the government sector, with a focus on monitoring indicators of government spending and revenue.