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06/16/2022
The Fiscal Council was invited to attend the first extraordinary meeting of the Commission for Public Finance Control, to be held on 16 June 2022, to discuss the agenda item: The fiscal situation in Slovenia and warnings of the Fiscal Council, namely the Fiscal Council’s assessment of the fiscal implications of the Coalition Agreement. The […]
06/07/2022
According to provisional data, the state budget deficit amounted to EUR -22 million in the first five months of 2022, while without taking into account the direct effect of COVID-related measures, there would have been a surplus of EUR 309 million. Revenue in the first five months of 2022 on a year-on-year basis was 17.3% […]
06/06/2022
The Coalition Agreement “The 15th Government of the Republic of Slovenia: The Work Programme of the 2022-2026 Coalition” contains a set of broadly defined measures that go well beyond the four-year term of office. In terms of public finances, one of the key orientations of the Coalition Agreement is to gradually reach the EU-27 average […]
05/24/2022
Pursuant to the Fiscal Rule Act, the Fiscal Council is required to submit a report on its operations in the past year to the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia by the end of May each year. The aforementioned Act, adopted in June 2015, identifies the Fiscal Council as an independent and autonomous state […]
05/23/2022
The Prime Minister elect Mr Robert Golog responded to the invitation and visited the Fiscal Council together with Mr Klemen Boštjančič, the candidate for the Minister of Finance, today. During an informal meeting the Fiscal Council expressed its views on the general government position in Slovenia. The discussion also addressed current major macroeconomic and public […]
05/10/2022
The no-policy-change scenario in the 2022 Stability Programme foresees a gradual improvement in the fiscal situation. However, this improvement will be somewhat limited by the discretionary measures already adopted, and the envisaged 2025 deficit is set to be higher than last year, without taking into account the COVID-related measures. Revenue growth is expected to continue, […]
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