Problems of the State Financial Control System in the Russian Federtion

This scientific article examines a comprehensive analysis of the problems of functioning of the state financial control system in the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as SFC). The study is based on identifying and systematizing key shortcomings in the State Financial Control System (SFCS) that negatively impact the efficient use of budget funds and the level of financial discipline. The study identifies the causes of the identified problems, including: an inadequate regulatory framework, insufficient interagency cooperation among regulatory bodies, and a shortage of qualified personnel. Measures aimed at enhancing the SFCS system's effectiveness, transparency, and accountability are proposed as areas for improvement. These include strengthening the legal framework, optimizing coordination mechanisms between control bodies, and developing human resources. The results of the study provide recommendations for enhancing the effectiveness of the state financial control system and ensuring the country's macroeconomic stability.