Members of the Serbian parliament adopted today the budget revision for this year, which envisages total revenues in the amount of RSD 1,709.5 billion and expenditures in the amount of RSD 1,988.5 billion.
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Serbian parliament adopts 2022 budget revision
Belgrade,
10 November 2022
Tax revenues planned under the budget revision are RSD 1,490.6 billion, non-tax revenues are RSD 199.7 billion, and expenditures are RSD 1,988.5 billion.
A total of RSD 419.2 billion are envisaged for capital investments, or 5.9 percent of the GDP, while at the level of the general state that number is around RSD 512.7 billion, or 7.2 percent of the GDP.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali said that this has been a difficult year everywhere in the world, but that Serbia successfully coped with all challenges and is ready for everything that may come.
He underlined that while maintaining all economic parameters necessary for growth, the state managed to achieve its most important purpose, and that is to help all citizens and companies to overcome difficulties in the easiest way possible.
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