AMERICAN COLLEGE SKOPJE DEPARTMENT: BUSSINES ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC FINANCE

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AMERICAN COLLEGE - SKOPJEDEPARTMENT BUSSINES
ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC FINANCE

• COURSE PROGRAMME
• Instructor Tome Nenovski, Ph. D.

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1. Public Finance week 1

• 1.1. Definition and learning subject
• 1.2. The role and importance of Public Finance
  governing
• 1.3. The aims of Public Finance
• 1.4. The Functions of Public Finance
• 1.5. Public Finance concepts
• 1.6. The Theory of Public choice
• 1.7. The need of Government interventions
• 1.8. Public Finance Pillars of good governance

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2. Fiscal Policy week 2 and 3

• 2.1. Fiscal Policy Aims
• 2.2. Fiscal Policy Functions
• 2.3. Active and discretionary Fiscal Policy
• 2.4. Budget surplus and deficit
• 2.5. Fiscal pressure and Lafer diagram
• 2.6. Definition of Public Debt
• 2.7. Financing the deficit Public Debt and
  seignior age
• 2.8. The ways for Public Debt stabilizing
• 2.9. Inter temporal Budget constraints

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3. Public Revenues and Expenditures week 4

• 3.1. Public Revenues
• 3.2. Fiscal Revenues
• 3.3. Public Expenditures
• 3.4. Public Expenditures Principals and
  Classification
• 3.5. Public Expenditures Growth
• 3.6. Public Expenditures Effects
• 3.7. Subventions as Public Expenditure
• 3.8. Social Transfers
• 3.9. Public Expenditures Multiplier and
  Accelerator

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4. Taxes week 5

• 4.1. Tax Classification
• 4.2. Tax Object or Subject
• 4.3. Tax obligator
• 4.4. Tax Basis
• 4.5. Tax Rate
• 4.6. Tax Relief

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5. Tax rules week 6

• 5.1 Financial rules
• 5.2. Economic Tax Rules
• 5.3. Social-politics Tax Rules
• 5.4. Administrative Tax Rules

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6. Types of Taxes week 7 and 8

• 6.1. Revenue Taxing
• 6.2. Consumption Taxing
• 6.3. Property Taxes
• 6.4. Other Public Revenues
• 6.5. Financing Social Insurance
• 6.6. Tax and Budget Revenues and Expenditures in
  The Republic of Macedonia

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7. Tax Exceptions- week 9

• 7.1. Double Taxing
• 7.2. Double International Tax Exception

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8. Budget And Its Covering week 10

• 8.1. Low Framework on Budget
• 8.2. The Nature of the Low appropriates
• 8.3. Budget Treatment on Programs for overtaking
  rights
• 8.4. Budget Covering
• 8.5. Out Budget Funds
• 8.6. Special Governing Arrangements
• 8.7. Budget Documents
• 8.8. Other Government Activities with Fiscal
  Impact

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9. Creating The Politics And Budget Prepartion
week 11 and 12

• 9.1. Macroeconomics and the Importance of middle
  age Approach for Budget Planning
• 9.2. Formulating the Budget Policy
• 9.3. Consolidation the Fiscal Obligations
• 9.4. Preparing the Budget Macroeconomic
  Framework Fiscal Aims and Indicators
• 9.5. The Methodical Issues in Budget Preparation
• 9.6. Preparation the Macroeconomic framework
• 9.7. Conditions for Good Budget Preparation
• 9.8. The Basic Budget
• 9.9 Time Dimension Schedule and Budget Competence
  Distribution

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10. Treasure And Money Resources Governing
week 13

• 10.1. Money Resources Governing
• 10.2. Centralization of the Money Balances and
  the Unique Treasure Account
• 10.3. The Treasure Efficiency
• 10.4. The Treasure Work Forecasting and Planning
• 10.5. Governing with Government Debt
• 10.6. Governing with Middle-term and Long-term
  Foreign Debt
• 10.7. Relation with Central Bank
• 10.8. Fiscal Federalism The Distribution
  between Different Levels of Authority

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11. Multiyear Planning And Investment
Programming week 14

• 11.1. The crucial issues in multiyear budgeting
• 11.2. Long-term Budget frameworks
• 11.3. Budget and Program Investing
• 11.4. Project Governance Managerialism
• 11.5. Continual Programs for Public Investing
• 11.6. Project Economic Analysis

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12. European Union Budget week 15

• 12.1 European Budget System Principles
• 12.2. European Budget revenues
• 12.3. The Role of the Parliament, the Council
  and the Commission
• 12.4. National Budgets of the European Union
  Members
• 12.5. Fiscal Acting and the Maastricht Agreement
  
• 12.6. The Implications of European Union
  Membership to the Public
  Finance Governance