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REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF INCOME AND PROPERTY DECLARATION SYSTEMS

Published:2021-09-29 Issue:3-78 Volume: Page:89-97
ISSN:1994-2370
Container-title:Public Administration and Civil Service
language:kk
Short-container-title:PACS

Author:

KUANDYKOV Nurzhan¹,NURKEY Aisulu¹,KOSHERBAYEVA Aigul¹

Affiliation:

1. Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

The article provides an overview of the theoretical, regulatory and legal framework, as well as an analysis of international practice in the field of declaring income and property. The results of the analysis indicate a high positive correlation between corruption and the shadow economy. A review of international practice showed that the system mainly targets civil servants.

Publisher

Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Subject

General Medicine

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