Public Finance Act

The Public Finance Act is a law that governs how government funds are managed, allocated, and spent. It ensures transparency, accountability, and responsible financial planning for public resources. The Act sets out procedures for preparing budgets, managing revenue collection, and overseeing government expenditures to promote efficient use of taxpayer money. Its goal is to ensure that public funds are used effectively to provide services, infrastructure, and development programs, while preventing corruption and misuse. Overall, it provides a legal framework that supports sound financial management in the public sector.