Fiscal Decentralisation & sub-national Government
In this course an African context is applied to: the policy and practical issues to be considered in the context of fiscal decentralisation; expenditure and revenue assignment; intergovernmental transfers; capital financing, borrowing and debt; appropriate sources of revenue for subnational government; and policy and administrative issues regarding property tax as a source of revenue. (Entry to course is subject to selection and approval.)
Learning outcomes:
Candidates should note that a selection and approval process will be followed before access to the course will granted. Candidates to kindly provide a brief resume/CV accompanied by the application indicating the compliance with the minimum module requirements. Candidates will be informed within 14 days on the success of their application to register for the course.
- Property tax base options
- Valuation and assessment for property taxes
- Tax rates and tax relief
- Local tax administration
- Local revenue enhancement
Course content:
This short course provides delegates with knowledge on the following issues in an African context:
- The policy and practical issues to be considered in the context of fiscal decentralisation
- Expenditure and revenue assignment
- Intergovernmental transfers
- Capital financing, borrowing and debt
- Appropriate sources of revenue for subnational government
- Policy and administrative issues regarding property tax as a source of revenue
Entry requirements:
A post-matric qualification and sufficient work experience may be considered in the absence of a B-degree.
Time: 08:00 - 16:00
Venue: University of Pretoria, Main Campus, Hatfield, Pretoria
Cost: R12,720 (VAT incl.)