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Increasing access to services for limited English proficient persons

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The recipients of federal funding have to provide access to their programs and services to limited English proficient (LEP) individuals. The methods of effective implementation of language assistance policies are discussed

Local Government, Evaluation, Economic policy, Language awareness, Social reform

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More is better: consensual forecasting and state revenue forecast error

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The accuracy of the revenue forecasts of the federal government, where more consensuses is required, is compared with the state revenue forecasts that are solely decided by the legislators or executives.

Financial management, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Company business management, Company financing, Tax revenue estimating

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Silent threats: reconsidering the importance of non-enforcement auditing activity

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A state road/highway fund tax audit model is constructed and examined.

Public Finance Activities, Product quality, Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Capital funds & cash flow, Public Administration & Finance, Public Finance-Total Govt, Highway Construction Programs, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, Models, Accounting and auditing, Road construction, Quality management, Public finance, State taxation, Tax auditing, Tax audits, Government accounting, Government finance

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