2017
DOI: 10.1590/0034-7612163584
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Restos a pagar e a perda da credibilidade orçamentária

Abstract: This article discusses the use of unpaid commitments and its impacts on the credibility and transparency of public finances. Based on a typification of the four types of existing carry-over in current Brazilian regulation, the article shows evidence of the emergence of a "parallel budget" in the three levels of government with regulation and external control issues. The development of the balances and enrollment of the unpaid commitments was proxied by the sum of these accounts in the Federal Government balanc… Show more

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“…As duas formas de restos a pagar (processados e não processados) desafiam o regime fiscal. Contudo, a forma de RPNP é particularmente problemática, pois não circula no orçamento regular; o que deveria ser uma exceção se tornou uma regra (Aquino & Azevedo, 2017).…”
Section: Impacto Dos Restos a Pagar Na Gestão Do Equilíbrio Fiscalunclassified
“…As duas formas de restos a pagar (processados e não processados) desafiam o regime fiscal. Contudo, a forma de RPNP é particularmente problemática, pois não circula no orçamento regular; o que deveria ser uma exceção se tornou uma regra (Aquino & Azevedo, 2017).…”
Section: Impacto Dos Restos a Pagar Na Gestão Do Equilíbrio Fiscalunclassified
“…The absence of such analysis creates a severe concern for municipalities, for instance, the increasing of the deficit carry-over, reducing transparency, and pushing a "parallel budget" without legislative scrutiny as the City Hall overuses unverified unpaid commitments (see Aquino & Azevedo, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Specificities of unpaid commitment (carry-over) regulation help us to understand their role in governmental accounting. Existing processed carry-overs at the end of any fiscal year are not counted as expenses incurred to calculate the government primary surplus (Aquino and Azevedo, 2017), i.e, unpaid commitments are interpreted as a government non-financial savings effort. Thus, it is worthwhile carrying unpaid commitments across fiscal years to boost government primary surplus.…”
Section: Federal Financing and Budgetary Execution Of Resources For Hmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This situation has led to public debt growth and to loss of budgetary cycle credibility and transparency, leading to the creation of "parallel budgets" (Aquino and Azevedo, 2017). In the case of healthcare, even though control bodies recommend payment of the cancelled carry-overs (Pinto, 2014;Brazil, 2015), these may be "forgotten" with the new Fiscal Regime.…”
Section: Budgetary and Financial Execution Of Federal Expenditures Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
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