2010 ilerleme raporu - Avrupa Birliği Bakanlığı

No progress can be reported on the protection of the euro against counterfeiting.Institutions serving de facto as the national analysis centre, national coin analysis centre andnational central office are yet to be formally appointed to ensure sustainable cooperation withthe EU institutions. The Turkish legislation does not provide for any sanctions against creditinstitutions that fail to withdraw counterfeits from circulation and against medals and tokenssimilar to euro coins. Preparations remain moderately advanced in this field.ConclusionLimited progress can be reported in the area of financial control, which already shows a fairlyadvanced level of alignment. Legislation implementing the PFMC Law is in place, whilst thePIFC policy paper and action plan require revision. The revised law on the Turkish Court ofAccounts, bringing external audit into line with relevant international standards, has not yetbeen adopted. The Turkish AFCOS has not yet evolved into an operational network.Permanent structures are required for contacts with the Commission on the protection of theeuro against counterfeiting.4.33. Chapter 33: Financial and budgetary provisionsThere have been no particular developments as regards the traditional own resources.Alignment with the relevant acquis has continued under the linked acquis chapters, resultingin customs legislation that largely complies with the acquis. However, additional efforts areneeded for full alignment and implementation.A national VAT system is in operation, further assessment thereof is needed to ensure thesystem’s appropriateness to allow Turkey to contribute properly to the EU VAT ownresources system upon accession. As regards the Gross National Income (GNI) resource,Turkish financial and statistical data were further aligned with the European System ofAccounts (ESA 95). Further progress is needed for full implementation of the ESA 95standards to ensure that the GNI resource is measured appropriately.No progress can be reported in the field of administrative capacity and infrastructure relatedto the application of the own resources system itself. Turkey will need to establishcoordination structures and implementing rules for accurate collection, monitoring, paymentand control of own resources, and reporting to the EU.ConclusionLimited progress has been made under this chapter. Turkey’s alignment with the basicprinciples and institutions of the acquis in this area is well advanced. Sound coordinationstructures, administrative capacity and implementing rules will need to be established in duecourse. Preparedness in the area of the own resources acquis is at an early stage.EN 98 EN