Slovak Parliament Approves 2027 Budget, Deficit Grows
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The budget for next year passed in parliament with the narrowest possible majority. It was supported by 76 coalition MPs. The opposition did not present itself and after the approval, it shouted shame at the coalition and accused it of profiteering.
The Bratislava legislature approved Slovakia's 2027 budget on Wednesday. Next year's budget projects a higher deficit target of 4.94 percent of GDP than planned for this year. Finance Minister András Kármán wrote on his social media page on October 12 that the details of the 2027 Hungarian budget will be presented next week.
The deficit is expected to reach 4.94% of gross domestic product next year, with the opposition parties SaS and PS announcing that they will challenge the approved law at the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic. The article Opposition reacts harshly to the adopted budget: Slovakia is threatened with bankruptcy, the parties will turn to the Constitutional Court first displayed by interez.sk.
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The deputies of the Slovak Parliament approved the budget for the following year, with a deficit of 4.94% of GDP, according to the results of the vote.
BRATISLAVA - Members of the National Council (NR) of the Slovak Republic approved the state budget law for 2027 on Wednesday. The deficit is set to reach 4.94% of gross domestic product (GDP) next year, which will be more than this year's expected 4.4% of GDP. 76 out of 78 members of parliament present voted in favor of the budget, with two abstaining.
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