To mark the first anniversary of its activities, the Fiscal Council organised a consultation with experts in public finance and economic policy. Following the invitation of the Fiscal Council, the participants expressed their opinions about its past work as well as the tasks and challenges faced by the newly established institution in the future.
The Fiscal Council calls on all the stakeholders not to exploit the present favourable situation to attain short-term and narrowly defined objectives that would endanger sustainability of public finances; the Government and the National Assembly must ensure further fiscal consolidation.
In addition to current trends, the publication “Public Finance and Macroeconomic Developments”, issued by the Fiscal Council, will also include an assessment of the factors and risks that could affect the attainment of fiscal objectives. In accordance with the Fiscal Rule Act, the Fiscal Council publishes its assessments of compliance with fiscal rules in its […]
On 29 November 2017, the Fiscal Council hosted a delegation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) within its regular annual visit to Slovenia. The purpose of the visit was to exchange views on the current and expected fiscal position of Slovenia and the medium-term fiscal policy challenges, where the discussion focused primarily on the Fiscal […]
In its opinion Regarding the Draft Budget Plan 2018, published today, the European Commission states that the draft budget plan is only partly in line with the fiscal rules applicable to the Stability and Growth Pact. The Fiscal Council findings were similar in its Assessment of the Compliance of Budget Documents for the period 2018-2020 […]
On the basis of the review of the macroeconomic and fiscal trends forecasts the Fiscal Council assesses that the submitted budgetary documents are only partially in compliance with the fiscal rules that apply in the period in which Slovenia has not yet achieved its medium-term fiscal target.