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Naira Badalian

Armenian budget revenue 9.6% up in Jan-Nov 2024 as compared with  Jan-Nov 2023

Armenian budget revenue 9.6% up in Jan-Nov 2024 as compared with  Jan-Nov 2023

ArmInfo. In January-November 2024, the revenues of the state treasury of Armenia amounted to 2 trillion 268.9 billion drams. Compared to the same period last year, the figure increased by 9.6% or 199.2 billion drams. This is stated in the information bulletin of the RA Ministry of Finance on the  execution of the state budget for 11 months.

The expenditures of the RA state budget amounted to 2 trillion 501.1  billion drams. Compared to the same period last year, the figure  increased by 17.3% or 368.7 billion drams.

During the reporting period, the deficit amounted to 232.2 billion  drams, compared to 62.7 billion drams for the same period in 2023.

Thus, according to the RA Law , in  conditions of ensuring 7% GDP growth, the revenues of the state  treasury of Armenia will amount to 2 trillion 723.6 billion drams  (25.9% of GDP), and expenditures - 3 trillion 206.5 billion drams  (30.5% of GDP). Tax revenues and state duties are envisaged in the  amount of 2 trillion 613.6 billion (24.9% of GDP). Current  expenditures are fixed at 2 trillion 511.2 billion drams (23.9% of  GDP), expenditures on non-financial assets - 695.3 billion drams  (6.6% of GDP). The state budget deficit will amount to 482.9 billion  drams or 4.6% of GDP.

However, in the law , the financial authorities adjusted their expectations for  the main macroeconomic indicators for 2024. Thus, according to the  results of the current year, the state treasury of Armenia, with a  GDP growth of 5.8%, compared to the program indicator for the current  year, will lose revenues in the amount of 130 billion drams, the  shortfall in tax revenues and state duties will amount to 157.8  billion drams. State budget expenditures will be cut by 130.5 billion  drams. Current expenditures are planned to be reduced by 74 billion  drams. Expenditures on non- financial assets are expected to fall by  56 billion drams - to 639.3 billion drams. As a result, the only  constant is a deficit of 482.9 billion drams.