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Algeria; Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes-Fiscal Transparency Module

Algeria’s report on the Observance of Standards and Codes reviews the Fiscal Transparency Module. The Bank of Algeria (BA) does not apply multicurrency practices and does not require import deposits and there are, therefore, no quasi-fiscal activities in exchange regime-related operations. As for financial system-related operations, no bailouts have been carried out by the BA and there are no longer any caps on credit. Privatization procedures are characterized by considerable flexibility, which in practice limits transparency.
Year of publication:
2005-03-01
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Fiscal transparency | Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes | budget law | fiscal activities | quasi-fiscal activities | budget documents | general budget | public debt | budget execution | government accounting | budget review | annual budget | budget preparation | fiscal management | fiscal data | tax revenue | current expenditures | taxation | capital expenditure | government revenue | public finance | public financial institutions | budget execution data | national accounts | capital expenditures | national budget | current expenditure | government budget | budget preparation process | central government budget | fiscal policy | internal audit | tax authorities | tax policy | government finance | budget classification | tax administration | open budget preparation | budget allocations | medium-term fiscal frameworks | budget management | budget framework | contingent liabilities | fiscal risks | budget classification system | fiscal aggregates | budget operations | fiscal frameworks | budget outturn | government finance statistics | budget balance | budget directorate | fiscal policy objectives | government securities | fiscal activity | fiscal statistics | fiscal targets | accounts classification | government guarantees | budget ? document | budget expenditures | international accounting standards | accounting standards | budget period | fiscal period | fiscal position | government financing | government budget balance | fiscal affairs department | budget document | direct fiscal subsidies | control of budget execution | annual budget preparation | budgetary procedures | external audit | fiscal projections | tax burden | central government departments | internal control | public expenditure | fiscal rules | public investment | fiscal sustainability | fiscal indicators | extrabudgetary funds | revenue collection | government personnel | government accounts | budget year | budget execution procedures | budget constraints | long-term fiscal sustainability | national accounting | fiscal subsidies | government budget subsidies | tax collection | quasi-fiscal activity | treasury special | budget does | local government taxation | fiscal systems | central government fiscal | fiscal operations | fiscal affairs | fiscal implications | budget committees | expenditure programs | government spending | fiscal accounts
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
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The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 05/68 3 pages long
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