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Based on Theory of Planned Behavior, technology will facilitate the achievement of objectives. The process of procurement of goods and services at the Ministry of Finance Republic of Indonesia is carried out electronically, in the form of e-tendering and e-purchasing. Procurement with this technology makes the procurement process simpler, allowing the Ministry of Finance's Inspectorate General to carry out procurement with greater value and with shorter time. This study identifies and analyzes the e-tendering process and e-purchasing process towards the transparency of the procurement process of government goods and services . The conclusions is that e-tendering and e-purchasing contributed to transparency and showed that there was an influence between e-tendering and e-purchasing on the transparency of the process of procuring government goods and services at the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia.

The main objective of the study is to determine the effect of forensic accounting on accountability in Anambra state ministry of finance, Awka, the specific objectives are to ascertain the extent forensic accounting practices ensure accountability in Anambra state ministry of finance and to determine whether lack of forensic accounting practices led to fraudulent activities in Anambra state ministry of finance. The study used survey research design and data were collected from questionnaires distributed from the targeted respondents. Data collected were tested using t test statistical tool. The result shows that forensic accounting practices ensure accountability in Anambra state ministry of finance and lack of forensic accounting practices led to fraudulent activities in Anambra state ministry of finance. The study recommended that government should consider providing more fraud hotlines, improve the whistle blowing policy and establish forensic accounting department in the public sector in order to enhance the fraud detective and preventive mechanism in the public sector. Ofurum, Darlington I | Falope, Femi J | Clement Ikwuoche G. (ACA) "Effect of Forensic Accounting on Accountability: Evidence from Ministry of Finance, Awka" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-2 , February 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd30129.pdf

Belligerent Occupation — Requisition of Land by Occupant — Compensation Assessed by Authorities of Occupied Country — Whether Assessment Constitutes an Administrative Decision of the Occupant or of the Authorities of the Occupied Country — Right of Appeal against Assessment to Courts of Occupied Country — The Law of Austria.

While current legislation in Serbia covers some fiscal risks and some aspects of how to manage them, important gaps remain in the country's fiscal risk management framework. Based on discussions at a workshop on fiscal risk management held in Serbia in March 2016, stakeholders from across the government have agreed on the need to establish a Fiscal Risk Management Department (FRMD) within the Ministry of Finance. The stated objective of the new department would be to strengthen fiscal risk management and coordination across the government. Specifically, the responsibilities of the department would include (i) ensuring that fiscal risks are properly identified, quantified, monitored, mitigated, and disclosed, and collecting all available information and analysis relevant for fiscal risk management; (ii) providing advice to the minister of finance on issues of fiscal risk and recommending actions to mitigate risks; and (iii) coordinating all government entities that are involved in or relevant for fiscal risk management