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Non-Financial Accounts

Non-Financial Accounts

Online ISSN: 2009-6178
CSO statistical publication, , 11am

Revenue

Total government revenue this quarter was €1.3 billion higher than Q1 2023. The main component of the change was taxes which were up by €0.8 billion. Social contributions and investment income also saw increases of €0.4 billion and €0.1 billion respectively.

Indirect taxesDirect taxesCapital taxesSocial contributionsInvestment incomeSales of goods and servicesCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20228.59.60.14.80.01.10.20.1
Q2 20226.4150.14.90.21.10.30.2
Q3 20229.412.60.14.90.31.10.30.2
Q4 20227.4200.45.40.21.20.30.2
Q1 20238.811.60.15.30.31.10.30.2
Q2 20236.715.50.15.30.41.10.30.2
Q3 20239.511.90.15.20.51.10.30.2
Q4 2023820.90.45.60.71.20.30.2
Q1 20249.911.40.15.60.41.10.30.2
Table 2.1 General Government; detailed classification of revenue and output

Expenditure

At €28.3 billion, total expenditure in Q1 2024 was €1.4 billion more than last year (€26.9 billion).

Social benefits increased by €0.9 billion while there was an additional €0.6 billion on pay (compensation of employees). Gross fixed capital formation also increased by €0.2 billion.

Compensation of employeesIntermediate consumptionInterestSocial benefitsSubsidiesGross investment in non-financial assetsCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20226.94.10.881.321.10.5
Q2 20227.14.30.88.90.72.51.40.4
Q3 202274.40.89.70.62.810.4
Q4 20227.74.90.910.40.83.31.40.5
Q1 20237.74.40.98.70.62.220.5
Q2 20237.84.70.99.80.62.810.6
Q3 20237.84.60.810.30.63.210.6
Q4 202385.70.810.80.73.81.30.6
Q1 20248.34.40.89.50.62.51.70.5
Table 2.2 General Government; detailed classification of expenditure and consumption

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