The budget of the community in the system of interbudgetary relations
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.46592Keywords:
budget of community, monitoring, profits, charges, planning of budget, balanced budgetAbstract
The paper investigates a new approaches to the formation of the budget of the territorial community, which is based on decentralization of local governments; methodological approaches to the monitoring of the planning process and execution of revenues and expenditures of the local community; methodological approaches to the planning of the budget of the community; the approaches for developing a balanced budget for the community; improved approaches to perspective in the forecasting of the revenues of the community
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