IMPROVING THE BUDGET PROCESS IN GEORGIA'S SELF-GOVERNING CITES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

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  • Merab Vanishvili Doctor of Economics, Professor Georgian Technical University, Georgia Author

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https://doi.org/10.35945/gb.2022.14.001

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BUDGET REVENUES, NON-FINANCIAL ASSETS, FINANCIAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, TAX REVENUES

Abstract

This scientific article is dedicated to identifying the main directions of its improvement in the self-governing cities of Georgia, based on the analysis and evaluation of the current state of the budget process. In particular, it discusses the basic budgeting document (medium-term action plans) and the budget process; The difference between the revenues and payments of the budgets of the self-governing cities and the peculiarities of their planning are shown; The modern practice of implementing the program budget in the self-governing cities of Georgia is analyzed and evaluated, on the basis of which conclusions are made on the necessity of its improvement.
Emphasis was placed on the following problematic issues in the budget process of self-governing cities: inadequate forecasting of tax revenues; Social orientation of the budget; Preparation of medium-term action plans; Development of expected final / intermediate results; Development of evaluation indicators; Improving the monitoring mechanism for the implementation of programs during the budget year; Strengthen the role of internal and external control.

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30.12.2022

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IMPROVING THE BUDGET PROCESS IN GEORGIA’S SELF-GOVERNING CITES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. (2022). Globalization and Business, 7(14), 11-19. https://doi.org/10.35945/gb.2022.14.001

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