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With the rebalancing of the budget, revenues and expenses are growing with a deficit of 2.9 percent, and historical GDP growth of over 100 billion euros is expected.
The Government Is Digging Its Pockets: An Additional 745 Million Euros, Here's Who the Money Goes To
The government will increase spending by 745 million euros through the state budget revision, with the bulk of the additional money earmarked for pensions, healthcare, education and social measures. At the start of the government session, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković presented the main guidelines for the state budget revision for 2026, emphasizing that despite the increase in spending, the budget deficit will remain within European fiscal rul…
The state will spend 745 million euros more this year than originally planned. At the same time, revenues are growing even more strongly – by 853 million euros.
Plenković and ĆOrić on the Budget Revision: Here's Where the Government Will Direct Additional Funds
At today's Government session, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković presented the state budget rebalance, which foresees an increase in revenue and expenditure, and additional funds will be directed to pensions, education and healthcare.
According to the expectations of the Ministry of Finance, as expressed by Plenković, Croatia's GDP should exceed 100 billion euros for the first time this year.
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