Law - Political Science - Administration

PREPARATION FOR WRITTEN EXAMS: Public Finance Inspector Exam

  • Training structure

    Institute for Preparation for General Administration (IPAG)

  • Language(s) of instruction

    French

Presentation

Objectives

Pass the written exams for the external competitive examination for public finance inspector.

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Organization

Knowledge assessment

The modules are scheduled on Thursdays and Fridays from May to October (with a break during the university's summer closure).

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Special facilities

Preparation for the written exams for the DGFIP inspector competition is offered remotely:

- Submission of topics on a download platform

- Video corrections (live and/or recorded)

- Standard correction of summary notes

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Program

Training for the competition tests

  • 9 summary notes,
  • 5 training sessions for the specialty event
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Admission

Admission requirements

On selection

The application form can be downloaded from the IPAG website, under the "Application" tab, starting in early March.

 

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Registration procedures

Once your application has been reviewed, if you receive a favorable response, you can proceed to the next step: registration.

Visit our website, click on the "Apply" tab, then "Registration after application."

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Target audience

Students, employees, civil servants, job seekers...

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Tuition fees

Fee for written preparation:

  • initial training: 400 euros
  • continuing education paid by the candidate: 480 euros
  • continuing education with coverage: 730 euros
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Capacity

50 people

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Expected results

The DGFIP carries out its duties at the heart of public financial life at both the national and local levels. Inspectors perform management and supervisory roles in a wide range of areas (calculating personal and professional taxes, tax collection, combating fraud, public accounting, advising local authorities, supporting businesses in difficulty, managing state assets and the land registry, steering state real estate policy, etc.).

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