Performance-Based Budgeting Model with a Real Time Financial Reporting Approach in Iran Public Sector

Subject and purpose of the article: Improving the budgeting process in addition to human and financial resources requires significant investment in information technology and management information systems. The purpose of this study is to provide a conceptual model of Performance-Based Budgeting with a real time reporting approach in Iran public sector.Research method: This study has adopted the qualitative approach. After obtaining the opinion of experts 20 semi-structured interviews during the years 2020-2021.Research findings: After analyzing the data, 133 initial codes for timely performance-based budgeting were identified, 38 codes in the main categories of causal conditions, 35 codes in the context, 15 codes in the interventionist section, 4 central phenomenon codes, 21 codes in Strategies and 20 codes in consequences. The codes were finally categorized into 25 subcategories: organizational architecture and corporate governance (10 codes), team and organizational structure and process orientation (13 codes), information and technology infrastructure and technical and communication problems, and program and budget organization (15 Code), legal requirements and accounting and auditing system (7 codes), management policies and attitudes of managers and performance appraisal indicators (18 codes), management of government balance sheets and cost (10 codes), human resources, shared perception and monitoring and collection Information (15 codes), business intelligence (13 codes), efficiency, effectiveness and economic efficiency, systemic attitude and accountability (12 codes), national, economic effects (12 codes) and productivity (8 codes).Conclusion, originality and its contribution to the knowledge: Considering the problem of several years of establishing performance budget in the country, using the framework of this research will accelerate the implementation of performance-based budgeting with a new approach and the proposed model of this research can improve the current situation.

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