Learn How to Safely Use Appropriated Funds In the past, finding answers to tough questions on appropriations law has meant consulting multiple government volumes, circulars, and regulations. No more! Appropriations Law: Principles and Practice compiles all the information you need in a single concise reference, ideal for finding fast answers to questions that come up in everyday practice. In easy-to-read, user-friendly language, you ll Get an overview of the federal budgetary process Learn why commitments and obligations are critical in analyzing fiscal law problems Discover how to apply Congressional time, purpose, and amount limitations Find how fiscal rules apply to intergovernmental acquisitions and disbursements, collections, and reimbursements Learn what you can do when there is a funding gap Understand the liability of accountable officers Features of this Unique Handbook The first comprehensive source of information on fiscal law Quick answers to questions that arise in day-to-day operations Dozens of practical examples to show how principles are applied Discussion problems and exam questions to reinforce learning Written in plain language for easy comprehension Ideal for all contracting and financial managers, legal advisors, and financial management students
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Steven N. Tomanelli is an attorney who provides training and consulting services to contracting personnel, attorneys, and financial managers on all aspects of government procurement. He has served as a Judge Advocate in the United States Air Force, Chief of Acquisition and Fiscal Law for the Air Force s Air Mobility Command, and Senior DoD Counsel for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Steve has provided consulting services and legal advice in support of highly classified major system acquisitions and served on various source selection boards, advisory councils, and red teams. In 2001, he was selected as the Outstanding Career Judge Advocate of the Air Force.
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Federal appropriations law affects virtually every aspect of a federal agency's operations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
federal budget process, necessary expense doctrine, continuing resolution authority, voluntary services prohibition, countable officer, automatic continuing resolution, lapsed appropriations, necessary expense rule, more specific appropriation, fund control regulations, fund control system, nonreimbursable details, regular appropriations acts, gated balance, interagency transactions, performing agency, ordering agency, agency obligates, expired funds, more general appropriation, federal appropriations law, borrowing agency, antecedent liability, tardy enactment, bona fide need Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Economy Act, United States, Comptroller General, Use of Appropriated Funds, Discussion Problem, Availability of Appropriations, Fiscal Law Issues Related, Attorney General, Financial Management Regulation, District of Columbia, Legal Counsel, Overview of Appropriations Law, Department of Defense, Air Force, Treasury Department, Forest Service, Coast Guard, Supreme Court, Department of Agriculture, Department of Energy, Comptroller of the Treasury, Library of Congress, Secretary of Defense, New York, Incentive Awards Act New!
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federal budget process, necessary expense doctrine, continuing resolution authority, voluntary services prohibition, countable officer, automatic continuing resolution, lapsed appropriations, necessary expense rule, more specific appropriation, fund control regulations, fund control system, nonreimbursable details, regular appropriations acts, gated balance, interagency transactions, performing agency, ordering agency, agency obligates, expired funds, more general appropriation, federal appropriations law, borrowing agency, antecedent liability, tardy enactment, bona fide need Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Economy Act, United States, Comptroller General, Use of Appropriated Funds, Discussion Problem, Availability of Appropriations, Fiscal Law Issues Related, Attorney General, Financial Management Regulation, District of Columbia, Legal Counsel, Overview of Appropriations Law, Department of Defense, Air Force, Treasury Department, Forest Service, Coast Guard, Supreme Court, Department of Agriculture, Department of Energy, Comptroller of the Treasury, Library of Congress, Secretary of Defense, New York, Incentive Awards Act New!
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