Czech government to submit 2027 budget with reduced deficit
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The government reduced the deficit in the draft state budget for next year by just three billion crowns at the last minute. The cabinet of ANO, SPD and Motorists approved it on Monday with a deficit of 386 billion crowns. This will be the second highest deficit in the history of the Czech Republic.
The Czech government has approved a draft law on the state budget for 2027. It expects a deficit of 386 billion Czech crowns (approximately 15.9 billion euros), three billion crowns less than announced by Czech Finance Minister Alena Schillerová at the end of August. The head of the department announced the changes on Monday at a press conference after a government meeting. Despite the reduction, it will still be the second highest deficit in th…
The state will manage with a deficit of 386 billion crowns next year, the government decided on Monday. Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) told journalists after a cabinet meeting. The planned deficit has been reduced by three billion crowns compared to the original proposal of the Ministry of Finance from the end of August. The proposed deficit would...
The government has presented the final version of the budget for next year. Despite criticism from coalition partners, the savings are only cosmetic, the deficit will fall by only three billion to 386 billion crowns.
The state will run a deficit of 386 billion crowns next year, the government decided on Monday. Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) told reporters after a cabinet meeting. The planned deficit has been reduced by three billion crowns compared to the original proposal of the Ministry of Finance from the end of August.
The government has approved the budget for next year with a deficit of 386 billion crowns, which is 3 billion less than previously announced. This was announced by Finance Minister Alena Schillerová at a press conference. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) outlined the priorities of the state budget at a press conference, which he described as strictly pro-investment. He placed the greatest emphasis on healthcare, military acquisitions and transp…
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