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Law & Taxes
Public Procurement laws are being continuously revised both in structure and content. It is essential to have a comprehensive understanding of the latest directives on this subject in order to make legally sound and effective tenders and to avoid review proceedings.
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National regulations have to be followed just as well as those of the EU in areas such as ways of procedure, specification of services, threshold values, eligibility and acceptance criteria and proper assessment of tenders. Learn more about European and national law and how to apply them successfully in your work.
Extend your expertise by participating in the various events held by the European Academy for Taxes, Economics & Law in this area. See our range of training opportunities in Public procurement here.
17. June 2013 - 19. June 2013, Maritim Hotel BerlinAccording to the latest control results it is the public procurement law that causes the most difficulties while applying European funding. All bodies involved in EU funds administration need to ensure that the beneficiaries of EU funding spend grants also along with the public procurement law.
27. June 2013 - 28. June 2013, Ellington HotelPublic funding for universities and research institutions is decreasing. At the same time, competition between universities is increasing and they become more commercially orientated.
26. August 2013 - 30. August 2013, Maritim Hotel BerlinClamp down on fraud and corruption in the public sector Fraud and corruption in the public sector heavily harm the economy, lower investment levels and reduce public finances. Anti-fraud and anti-corruption strategies are often not effective enough and damages done to public institutions and their budgets by fraud and corruption can be enormous ranging from financial loss, reduction of organisational performance, reputation, credibility and public confidence.
26. August 2013 - 28. August 2013, Maritim Hotel BerlinThis seminar addresses Project Managers of EU funded projects. In three days, participants acquire a very structured and high-level expertise of Project Management including an extensive set of instruments such as the Logical Framework Approach, a financial Cost-Benefit-Analysis (CBA), a Value Analysis (VA), Results-Based Management (RBM). Also, the new intervention logic of the 2014-2020 programming period is explained in detail.