Morocco Finance Inspector study plan

Reconstruct the architecture of the loi organique relative à la loi de finances (LOLF) from memory: chapters, actors, and the annual budget cycle calendar.

Explain in writing the difference between loi de finances, loi de finances rectificative, and loi de règlement, with the constitutional and organic articles that govern each.

Map the roles of Parliament, the Government, the Ministry of Finance, and the Cour des comptes in the budget process onto a single timeline diagram.

Draft 20 flashcards on key budget-law vocabulary (crédits d'engagement, crédits de paiement, autorisation, ordonnancement, contrôle a priori).

Solve 30 budget-law scenario questions (procedures, deadlines, control mechanisms) and log every error with the governing rule.

Summarize the principles of public finance (annualité, unité, universalité, spécialité, sincérité) and give one concrete violation example for each.

Describe the institutional chain of public expenditure control in Morocco, naming each body and its mandate.

Compare the Moroccan budget-law framework with the broad OECD principles of budgetary governance in a short comparative note.

Build a concept map linking GDP, inflation, unemployment, and the balance of payments, and explain each transmission channel aloud.

Derive and interpret the main macroeconomic aggregates (GDP by expenditure and by income, GNI, national savings) using a worked numerical example.

Explain the objectives and instruments of monetary policy and the role of Bank Al-Maghrib in a written summary.

Analyze the main channels of fiscal and monetary policy transmission and their limits in an open, pegged-exchange-rate economy.

Interpret a standard IS-LM and AD-AS framework to predict short-run effects of a fiscal expansion, and write the reasoning step by step.

Explain the main macroeconomic policy debates in Morocco (subsidies, investment, employment) using data from official reports.

Re-solve 25 mixed budget-law and macro questions under timed conditions and compare accuracy with week 2.

Summarize the links between the national budget, public debt sustainability, and the macroeconomic framework in a two-page note.

Outline the Moroccan constitutional architecture: the 2011 Constitution, separation of powers, and the role of the King as arbiter.

Distinguish the competences of the legislative and executive branches and the constitutional review mechanisms, with article references.

Explain the organization, jurisdiction, and procedure of the administrative courts, including the recours pour excès de pouvoir.

Classify administrative acts (unilateral vs contractual, individual vs regulatory) and identify the applicable legal regime for each.

Prepare the three core financial statements from a trial balance and compute the main ratios of liquidity, solvency, and profitability.

Explain cost accounting methods (full costing, variable costing, ABC) and apply one method to a short case.

Build a simple management-control dashboard with variance analysis (budget vs actual) for a public entity.

Summarize the main Moroccan taxes (IR, IS, TVA, registration duties) with their base, rate structure, and key procedural rules.

Solve 20 tax calculation problems (IR brackets, IS, TVA) and verify each result against the official rate schedule.

Explain the principles of tax administration and taxpayer rights in Morocco in a short written summary.

Apply descriptive statistics (mean, median, standard deviation, index numbers) to a small economic dataset and interpret the output.

Use probability and basic regression concepts to interpret a simple economic relationship, and state the limits of the inference.

Complete two full timed mock exams covering all seven domains and score each domain separately.

Review every missed item and write the correct rule or formula next to it to build a personal revision sheet.

Rehearse oral-style answers to five likely interview questions on public finance and administration.

Consolidate a final one-page cheat sheet of formulas, dates, and article numbers for last-minute review.