スペインの財政赤字は、2012年08月のGDPの4'77%から2012年10月はGDPの4'13%に減少。2011年はGDPの3'74%。2012年1月ー10月の歳入は3%増加して887億7900万0000ユーロで、歳出は4'9%増加して1321億5300万0000ユーロで,財政赤字は433億7400万0000ユーロに。2011年の1月ー10月の財政赤字はGDPの3'74%の398億0900万0000ユーロ。
El Estado rebaja el déficit en más de medio punto desde agosto
La desviación del Estado cae hasta el 4,13% en octubre, aunque es cuatro décimas más que el de 2011, Fernández Currás confía que el déficit se reduzca hasta el 3,4%
J. SÉRVULO GONZÁLEZ Madrid 27 NOV 2012 - 13:04 CET
The State cut the deficit by more than half a point since August
The deviation of the state falls to 4.13% in October, but is four points more than that of 2011, Fernández Currás confident that the deficit is reduced to 3.4%
J. GONZALEZ Sérvulo Madrid 27 NOV 2012 - 13:04 CET
The government pulls hard on the reins of the deficit. Fight to control the budget variance: that expenditures do not exceed the revenue limit beyond this year for the state and the Social Security and is at 4.5% of GDP. To do this, over this year approved a series of measures with tax increases and spending cuts now begin to notice more clearly in the public accounts. In the past two months, the deficit has moderated its growth. So, is down 64/10, from 4.77% of GDP in August to October advanced 4.13% this morning by the Secretary of State for Budget, Marta Fernandez Currás.
This mismatch budget of 4.16% of GDP in October, means that the state has spent more than 43,374,000 you entered. And this figure is worse than that recorded in the same period last year, when the deficit amounted to 3.74%, representing 39,809,000. The last quarter of last year was particularly bad for the public accounts: general election coincided with a worsening of the economic recession, which collapsed government revenue.
Finance Managers are optimistic nonetheless. They hope that in the next two months (November and December) maintain deficit moderating trend that is emerging in August and close 2012 at around 3.5%. This information would have room to take Social Security offset. This institution will record a deficit of 10,500 million (1% of GDP), estimated that the government sent to Brussels. And that's not counting the pension increases, pending updated with the CPI registered this year, which would be about 2,500 million in 2012. But Treasury is confident that the budget imbalance is less Social Security and allow scope to increase pensions based on the price index.
On a comparable basis, the deficit in the first ten months remains in the 3.92% of GDP, which advanced the Finance Minister Cristobal Montoro, last week. The deficit was a result of payments of 132.153 million euros, up 4.9%, while revenues totaled 88.779 million euros, representing an increase of 3%.
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Currás stressed that for a second month has reduced the deficit. "This is the really important thing," he said noting that the deficit has moderated over 2,700 million from last month. These figures, according to Secretary of State, confirmed the positive impact of the measures adopted by the Government and show that the government remains "under" committed to Brussels to meet the target for 2012.
In his view, this statement might seem an "exercise of voluntarism" in the months before, but now it appears that the tax figures are giving the expected result. Thus, the government continues to serve the purpose, as in November and December, the deficit will continue moderating.
Revenues rose by 19.2%
In cash terms, a methodology that considers the revenues and expenses actually incurred, the deficit stood at 25,560 million euros, 2.43%, up from 3.30% the previous month. To standardize the data, the deficit remains at 19,545,400, 1.86% of GDP.
Total noninterest income in the first ten months of the year, before discounting the involvement of local authorities in income tax, VAT and Excise, reached 183.431 million euros, representing an increase of 19.2% in interanules terms.
Tax revenues totaled EUR 142.082 million, a decrease of 0.1%, although the figure represents an increase of 0.4% in comparable terms. Direct tax revenues totaled 80.551 million, up 2.9%, while indirect taxes amounted to 61.531 million, 3.9% less.
Tax revenues
For tax figures, contributed income tax 60,237,000 through October, up 1.2%. On a comparable basis, the growth was 2.2%. Looking ahead to the coming months, Currás behavior expected "positive" tax.
Company revenues increased 10.5% to 17.303 million by the 35.1% increase in revenue in October, which includes the effect of policy changes on the approved installments in July, which added 2,057,000 more than in the same month of 2011.
The VAT, in turn, generated 43.865 million, down 3.6%, although with a smaller drop than recorded in the first part of the year for revenue growth prior period deferrals and higher interest rates.
The VAT will improve in the coming months
Currás has said the government hopes that in the next two months (November and December) VAT collection improves the overall tax result than budgeted in 2012 and this figure was "consistent" with that posed by 2013.
Cumulative revenues until October Excise totaled 15.201 million, down 5%. Specifically, revenues from Work of Snuff fell 4.5% and the excise tax fell 7.9% Hidrocrburos. Instead, the Special Tax on Electricity grew by 8.7% and the Beer, 1.3%.
Nonfinancial payments totaled 127.413 million in the first ten months of the year, representing an increase of 6.2% for the increase in current transfer payments and interest.
The payment of interest on the debt rises by 16.2%
Wages and salaries of current employees fell 1.7% to 10.993 million, while interest payments on debt grew by 16.2% to 25.362 million, a figure that continues to evolve based on the volume of debt, interest rate and repayment schedule.
The current transfer payments, meanwhile, totaled 70,907,000. Of the total, transfers to other administrations totaled 58.512 million after increasing the Social Security and the territorial governments.
Payments for real investment fell 24.4%, up to a total of 3.703 million euros in the first ten months of this year.
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