Panama: Fiscal Transparency Evaluation

An IMF team found that Panama has a cash-based system of budgeting and accounting that generates good information on many aspects of public finances.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2024 Issue 052
Publication date: December 2024
ISBN: 9798400297618
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Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Financial statements , Public sector , Fiscal transparency code , Budget planning and preparation , Fiscal Transparency Evaluation (FTE) , Fiscal reporting , Fiscal risks , Macroeconomic and fiscal forecasts , Fiscal law , Fiscal Transparency , Fiscal Reporting , Financial Statements , Auditing , Fiscal Forecasting , Fiscal Planning , Budgeting , Fiscal Policy Objectives , Fiscal Risk , Macroeconomic Risks , Specific Fiscal Risks , Fiscal Coordination

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Summary

An IMF team found that Panama has a cash-based system of budgeting and accounting that generates good information on many aspects of public finances. There are, however, many weaknesses in the system which diverge from the sound practices included in the Fund's Fiscal Transparency Code. Panama's ratings are lower than those of regional comparators, especially in the area of fiscal risks. The team developed high-priority recommendations to improve Panama's fiscal transparency principles.

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