What are the problems of budgeting in Nigeria public service.?
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budget in nigeria.....lol
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-lack of resourses and poorly financed\n-lack of parental involvement and support\n-odd and mismanaged educational priorities.  Example: to waste time teaching Intelligent Design as a science\n-too much time off and vacations.
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advanage : 1. one can able to know  total output of the compnay\n                     2. it is very help full to prepare the budget with accuracy\n\n        \n  Disadvantage : 1.  its take more time for accounts finalisation\n                            2. leads to extra work
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change problems to challenges.\n\nHigh wages and product cost cause several challenges to our budget costs
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Indian Government is doing better. Had the budget been friendly to the poor and middle class the performance would have been much better.\n\nTaxation, Infra structure, honestly in politics/public life and Projects for the upliftment of poor need improvement.\n\nMr. Dayanidhi Maran is doing better among the PMs cabinet collegues.
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Health and Human Services (Which includes Urban Development, and Welfare) comes in at number one with a yearly projected budget of 650 Billion Dollars. Department of Defense is number two with a projected budget of around 515 Billion Dollars, and the Treasury Department is number 3 with a projected budget of 415 Billion Dollars (mostly due to the interest we pay on the national debt.)\n\nThe next largest after that is a huge drop with the Department of Agriculture with a projected budget of around 90 Billion.\n\n\nPlease Note that Social Security is not part of the Federal Budget general fund. It is a separate account and has its own source of income. As a comparison though, Social Security has an estimated budget of 500 Billion. \n\nFission
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poverty, lack of education, corrupt governments that are not being ousted out of power
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To prepare a budget following steps should be taken:-\n\n1.Identify the inflows and outflows.\n2.Segregate the essential outflows and define outlays for them.\n3.Keep in mind that the outlays should not overshoot the inflows.\n4.Always keep buffer for the unexpected/unscheduled outflows.
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Bureaucracy is inefficient and mismanaged.  Government bureaucracies are not responsive to their constituents like a private business is responsive to their customers -- this is because bureaucrats salaries are paid irregardless of whether they actually help anyone.  Furthermore, bureaucracy is a waste of taxpayer dollars.  Not to mention the fact that dealing with bureaucrats and all their red tape is extremely frustrating.
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1. Corruption\n2. Wrong economic programs\n3. Bickerings of politicians
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=budget
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Try looking in Nigeria.
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I have worked in Nigeria, it must be one of the most corrupt countries in the world, this has got to be down to the government, no matter how much income they get, or from whatever source, not much of it gets to the people that need it. So my answer is NO, only a massive shake up of the government. And we can't do anything about that can we?
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Any nationalistic movement leads to problems with foreigners that work for industries within Nigeria.
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At any Government level problem is the bad management and corrupt politicians. I will never raise the taxes unnecessarily. We are already paying too much direct and indirect taxes.Unfortunately in a democratic society public has gotten passive.They have to weedout rogues from the state. MPs,ministers and high level oficers/politicians should have no immunity of any kind. If we as a people can achieve this there would be no public problem. Tax collection amounts to billions of dollars and must be spent each penny very wisely and honestly.
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There really isn't anything new in cost control. The problem is still to charge commitments as soon as they are made and not when the bill comes in. Having an accurate budget to charge against and limiting who can charge against a project.
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All I know about Nigeria is that their number one source of income comes from scamming citizens of other countries.  Never, ever trust anyone or anything that comes from Nigeria. And don't expect any of the higher officials in that country to help you out of a bind ... they stick together. \n\nOn a lighter note, they have a few good websites about their policies, etc ... search for Nigerian Government .