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The modernization of the State and the decentralization process constitute an opportunity to improve the provision of public services and investments at the local level. However, the process, seen from the point of view of municipal financing, is consolidating as a model based mostly on transfers from the central government (FONCOMUN and Canon Minero, mainly). At the national level, the discussion on the need and function of taxes is endless, but in the case of local governments, it is clear that if the services financed at the local level by property tax and service fees are of good quality,…mehr

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The modernization of the State and the decentralization process constitute an opportunity to improve the provision of public services and investments at the local level. However, the process, seen from the point of view of municipal financing, is consolidating as a model based mostly on transfers from the central government (FONCOMUN and Canon Minero, mainly). At the national level, the discussion on the need and function of taxes is endless, but in the case of local governments, it is clear that if the services financed at the local level by property tax and service fees are of good quality, and it is communicated to the citizens that it is precisely with these funds that these services are financed, the evidence and the message have a positive impact on the citizens' minds. And this relationship is visible in terms of local economic development and quality of life of the inhabitants.
Autorenporträt
Contador Publico y abogado por la Universidad Nacional del Altiplano; Maestro es Gestión Pública y candidato a doctor en Contabilidad y Finanzas, especialista en Gestión Pública y Gubernamental, asesor y consultor de gobiernos locales y especialista en Derecho Administrativo y Derecho Tributario.