Description
This course is available as a two-, three-, four-, or five-day offering. This elective course introduces participants to the purposes and principles of federal fiscal law. It blends lecture, case studies, participation to engage and challenge participants, while maximizing the exchange of both practical and theoretical information. The primary reference is the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book). Cited cases are all searchable by case number or decision number as referenced. This course also covers the nine criteria for recording obligations and discusses contingent liabilities and de-obligations.
Learning Objectives
- Locate, interpret, and apply the appropriations law principles or regulations applicable to Federal Government
- Determine appropriate course of actions based on interpretations
- Apply appropriations law to real-world scenarios with respect to purpose, time, and amount
- Understand the Anti-Deficiency Act (ADA) provisions, violation penalties, and reporting requirements
- Understand and apply judgement regarding illegal or improper payments and the reporting of irregularities
Course ID
APPLAW 2-EL
APPLAW 3-EL
APPLAW 4-EL
APPLAW 5-EL
Length
Up to 5 Days
CLPs
Up to 40
Modality
In-person
Virtual