OPTIMIZATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF STATE FINANCIAL CONTROL

Abstract

The effectiveness of any system depends more on the optimal structure of its structural elements. In this system, the purpose of each element is clearly outlined, functional responsibilities are defined, and the issues of interaction of each element are solved in the best way, which allows the entire system to work smoothly and effectively achieve its goals.

Along with gaps in legislation and theoretical and methodological support for the control activities of the state in the field of finance, the effectiveness of the system of state financial control is negatively affected by unsystematic, disordered, lack of coordination, parallelism and duplication of functions of state financial control bodies. Thus, the system of state financial control cannot act as an effective mechanism of protection against existing threats to economic security in the medium term.