The Impact of Fiscal Decentralisation on Local Economic Development in Montenegro

Jadranka, Kaludjerovic; Mirković, Milika; Jocović, Mijat

doi:10.4335/15.3.685-703(2017)

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“…Similar trends have been seen in the former Yugoslav republics. Montenegro allowed municipalities to levy and collect property taxes at rates within a defined range (Kaluðerović, 2017). Croatia and Serbia have decentralized property tax administration.…”

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Role of Property Tax in Developing Countries

Nyirenda

2023

JDCS

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Purpose: The aim of the study is to examine the role of property tax in developing countries. Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. The study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries Findings: The study established that provision of improved public services, operational debt recovery, sanctions and penalties, provision of discounts and waivers on interests and penalties, social pressure, and reducing compliance cost as tools of enforcement were found to be effective in ensuring compliance in rates payment. Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: The study used Cary Brown Model and Agglomeration Economies Theory. The study recommend that tax authorities should adopt improvements in rating to capture the values of the properties, adopts one regime of taxation and regularly updates the property values to benefit from increase in revenue because of rising property values.

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Role of Property Tax in Developing Countries

Nyirenda

2023

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“…Service quality improvement is perceived as the top advantage of the analysis, followed by innovation in the investment program. That is why the local government efforts aimed at providing support to private sectors investment such as establishing business zones and stimulating policies in the domain of own-source taxes, fees, and charges (in particular local governments) [19].…”

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Evaluation on the Administration of Comprehensive Development Plan-Executive Legislative Agenda Among Cities in Southern Philippines

Abdula¹,

Bagolong²

2021

Proceedings of the 3rd Annual International Conference on Public and Business Administration (AICoBPA 2020)

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This study aimed to evaluate the Comprehensive Development Plan-Executive Legislative Agenda (CDP-ELA) Administration among cities in South Central Mindanao, Southern Philippines. To achieve the study's objectives, a descriptive-predictive research design was utilized in which the researcher-made survey questionnaire was used in acquiring data. A total of 148 respondents using purposive sampling were the study samples; they were the planning core group, support group, and technical working group among Tacurong, Koronadal, General Santos, Kidapawan, Southern Philippines. The data were tallied, analyzed, and interpreted using regression analysis. Regression analysis revealed that the best predictor of social development was not significant, while the other two variables were statistically significant. Further, the regression analysis between the overall attainment of objectives and ELA showed that these could be predicted from the Local Development Investment Program (LDIP). Hence, the Comprehensive Development Plan-Executive Legislative Agenda's administration among cities has helped improve the performance of local government and every individual's wellbeing to reach their full potential.

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Strengthening the role of local government to ensure sustainable development of the cruise sector: The case of Kotor

Grdinić

2019

Marine Policy

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The Impact of Fiscal Decentralisation on Local Economic Development in Montenegro

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Role of Property Tax in Developing Countries

Role of Property Tax in Developing Countries

Evaluation on the Administration of Comprehensive Development Plan-Executive Legislative Agenda Among Cities in Southern Philippines

Strengthening the role of local government to ensure sustainable development of the cruise sector: The case of Kotor

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