European Court of Auditors (Financial)

Syllabus of the Subject

European Court of Auditors: financial supervisor of the EU

Introduction to the European Court of Auditors of the EU
Role of the European Court of Auditors

The objective of the Subject “European Court of Auditors” is to understand the role of the European Court of Auditors as the financial supervisor of the EU.

E-learning Course Master, International Business

The Subject “European Court of Auditors” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: European Business, World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Course: Introduction to the EU.

Languages: Masters, Doctorate, International Business, English or Study Master Doctorate in International Business in Spanish Tribunal de Cuentas UE Study Doctorate in International Business in French Cour des comptes UE Masters Foreign Trade in Portuguese Tribunal de Contas Europeu.

Masters adapted for EU, Masters, International Business Trade EU Students.

The EU and Their Institutions

In 1997, the EU set up the European Court of Auditors to verify that the EU funds are used correctly and improve the financial management of the EU.

The European Court of Auditors acts as an “external auditor” of the EU, thus ensuring the interests of the EU taxpayers
Any institution or person managing the EU funds has to be overseen by the European Court of Auditors
It is important to note that the European Court of Auditors has no legal capacity
The European Court of Auditors consists of one member from each EU country
Its head office is in Luxembourg (Europe)

All the countries of the EU are members of the European Court of Auditors of the EU.

Sample - European Court of Auditors:

The European Court of Auditors belongs to the European Economic Area (Western Civilization).

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