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The dataset shows the structure of income and expenditure of the state budget for the year 2020 based on the results submitted as of April 1, 2021, notified in the ESA 2010 methodology. The tables in this dataset are a tabular appendix to the material "Draft of the state final account for the year 2020".

The dataset shows the structure of income and expenditure of the state budget for the year 2021 based on the results submitted as of April 1, 2022, notified in the ESA 2010 methodology. The tables in this dataset are a tabular appendix to the material "Draft of the state final account for the year 2021".

The dataset shows the structure of income and expenditure of the state budget for the year 2022 based on the results submitted as of April 1, 2023, notified in the ESA 2010 methodology. The tables in this dataset are a tabular appendix to the material "Draft of the state final account for the year 2022".

The dataset shows the structure of income and expenditure of the state budget for the year 2023 based on the results submitted as of April 1, 2024, notified in the ESA 2010 methodology. The tables in this dataset are a tabular appendix to the material "Draft of the state final account for the year 2023".

Public administration in 2020, based on the results presented as of 1 April 2021 notified in the ESA 2010 methodology, managed a deficit of 5,608,766 thousand. EUR, which represents -6.2% of GDP. The original budget of the public administration from December 2019 assumed economic growth at the level of -0.49%. Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in the world, it was necessary to react to unfavorable economic developments and the need to ensure expenses for anti-pandemic measures. The amendment to the State Budget Act assumed a public administration deficit at the level of 11.6% of GDP. These tables are from the material “Proposal of the state final account for the year 2020“. Public administration debt as of December 31, 2020, based on the first notification of results in the ESA 2010 methodology, reached the amount of 55,180,557 thousand. euros, and in relation to the preliminarily calculated GDP, it reached 60.6%. Due to the expected expenses for the fight against the pandemic and lower public administration revenues, the public debt was expected to increase to the level of 62.2% of GDP. The collapse of the real economy according to the spring notification (data as of 1 April 2021) reached 5.2%. All components of GDP were affected, the drop in investments contributed the most to the decline. The predicted scenario of economic development from the half-year of 2020 during the processing of the amendment to the State Budget Act, which estimated a drop in GDP at the level of 9.8%, did not come true. Nominal GDP reached 91,104,836 thousand. EUR, which is 2,760,341 thousand euro less than in 2019.

In 2021, based on the results presented as of April 1, 2022 notified in the ESA 2010 methodology, the public administration managed a deficit of 5,973,144 thousand. EUR, which represents - 6.2% of GDP. The original budget of the public administration from December 2020 assumed economic growth at the level of -7.4%. Due to the continued spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in the world, it was necessary to respond to unfavorable economic developments and the need to ensure spending on anti-pandemic measures. The amendment to the State Budget Act assumed a deficit of public administration at the level of -10.6% of GDP. The public administration debt as of 31 December 2021, based on the first notification of results in the ESA 2010 methodology, reached the amount of 61,259,407 thousand. euros and in relation to the calculated GDP reached 63.1%. Due to the expected expenses for the fight against the pandemic and lower public administration revenues, the public debt was expected to increase to the level of 65% of GDP. According to the spring notification, the growth of the real economy reached 3.0% (GDP growth at constant prices). The predicted scenario of economic development from March 2021 during the processing of the amendment to the State Budget Act estimated GDP growth at the level of 3.3%. Nominal GDP reached 97,122,509 thousand. euros (at current prices), which is 5,043,256 thousand euro more than in 2020. These tables are from the material “Proposal of the state final account for the year 2021“.

In 2022, based on the preliminary results notified in the ESA 2010 methodology, the public administration managed a deficit of 2,233,781 thousand. EUR, which represents -2.0% of GDP. The original public administration budget from December 2021 assumed deficit management at the level of -4.94% of GDP. The amendment to the Act on the State Budget in October 2022 changed the expected public administration deficit to the level of -5.22% of GDP. The public administration debt as of December 31, 2022, based on the first notification of results in the ESA 2010 methodology, reached the amount of 61,378,782 thousand. euros and in relation to the calculated GDP reached 57.80%. Due to the expected expenses for the fight against the pandemic and lower public administration revenues, public debt was expected to be above 60% of GDP even in 2022. According to the spring notification, the growth of the real economy reached 1.7% (GDP growth at constant prices). The assumed scenario of economic development in the creation of the budget for 2022 estimated GDP growth at the level of 4.2%. Nominal GDP reached 109,651,919 thousand. euros (at current prices), which is 9,328,466 thousand more than in 2021. euro GDP was mainly driven by household expenses, but mainly at the expense of their savings. Higher government transfers supported the economy and household disposable incomes. The growth of real GDP as well as real wages was negatively affected by rising inflation, which reached an average of 12.8% in 2022. These tables are from the material “Proposal of the state final account for the year 2022“.

In 2023, based on the preliminary results notified in the ESA 2010 methodology, the public administration managed a deficit of 6,009,813 thousand. EUR, which represents -4.89% of GDP. The budget of the public administration for 2023 assumed deficit management at the level of -6.44% of GDP. The public administration debt as of December 31, 2023, based on the first notification of results in the ESA 2010 methodology, reached the amount of 68,830,043 thousand. euros and in relation to the calculated GDP reached 56.04%. Public debt was expected to be almost 58% of GDP in 2023. Behind the significant difference compared to the original assumptions was the more favorable management of the public administration. According to the spring notification, the growth of the real economy reached 1.6% (GDP growth at constant prices). The assumed scenario of economic development in the creation of the budget for 2023 estimated GDP growth at the level of 0.6%. Nominal GDP reached 122,812,795 thousand. euros (at current prices). The cash deficit of the state budget reached 7,675,337 thousand. EUR and is lower than the budget by 666,035 thousand. euro Compared to the deficit for 2022, the achieved deficit for 2023 is lower by 3,150,484 thousand. euro Cash revenues of the state budget reached 23,688,646 thousand. euros (124.5% of the value of income in 2022). Cash expenses were 31,363,983 thousand. euros (133.2% of the value of actual expenditures in 2022).