State Budget Expenditures

Study title: State Budget Income and Expenditure

The purpose of the study is to provide information on the financial situation of the state budget, sources of income, and directions of expenditure of budgetary units. The study covers financial plans and their implementation according to budget classification: part, division, chapter, paragraph.

State Budget

The state budget is part of the budget act and specifies: 1) the total amount of projected tax and non-tax revenues of the state budget; 2) the total amount of planned expenditures of the state budget; 3) the amount of the planned state budget deficit along with sources for its coverage; 4) the total amount of projected revenues of the European funds budget; 5) the total amount of planned expenditures of the European funds budget; 6) the result of the European funds budget; 7) the total amount of planned revenues of the state budget; 8) the total amount of planned outflows of the state budget; 9) the planned balance of revenues and outflows of the state budget; 10) the limit of liabilities from loans and borrowings as well as issued securities.

State Budget Revenues

The revenues of the state budget are tax and non-tax revenues.

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