The Andalusian Government presented its proposal 2024 Budget reaching record breaking 46,753.2 million euros2.5% more than the previous year, 1,149 million euros more. The Assembly approved its calculations and forwarded them to the Andalusian Parliament in a Government Council electronically presided over by Juan Manuel Moreno, who attended Princess Leonor’s Constitutional swearing-in ceremony. The government presented its accounts with complaints about “political instability” and a lack of data from a caretaker Executive. Neither the fiscal rules nor the account payments for the next fiscal year are known. He also raised 1,000 million claim The annual budget deficit calls for a regional funding system that he feels “mistreats” the community.
Minister of Economy and Finance, Carolina SpainHe argued that this was a highly social budget. Six out of every ten euros go to health, education, addiction or employment policies. (29,038.2 million euros). The Moreno Government continues to present all its comparisons in its accounts and policies. 2018, Five years ago, the last year that the PSOE was in the Andalusian Junta. The PP has an absolute majority and freedom to determine its figures.
worried about health
As the protests of unions and professionals grow and the situation worsens, the opposition all together attacks Moreno. Andalusia public healthThe Andalusian Government has been arguing for days that “this much public resources have never been allocated” to health policies. 14.246 million euros, 7.1% of the total. The other big game is educationwith 10.552 million (5%).
Andalusia predicts 2% growtha figure that has the approval of Airef (Independent Financial Responsibility Authority) and is “in the middle” of the figures of different independent analysts, between 2.1% of Andalusian Independent Analysts and 1.5% of Andalusian Independent Analysts. Andalusian Economic Observatory: A “cautious” forecast above the previous year in an environment of “institutional instability” and “a complex context”Due to the global inflation crisis, the high price of money and war. What’s getting worse in Andalusia? long drought This “puts a 2% burden on economic activity.” The board determined that the unemployment rate would drop to 17.9% and the new 53,400 jobs (This year’s estimate was 68,300).
Inflation and income
The Government of Andalusia expects tax revenues to increase by 9.5% (up to 22,853 million euros) through tax collection. An increase explained by increase in personal income tax and VATWill allow the Andalusian Government to enter Despite the tax cuts, this is 1 billion 990 million euros more It has been approved by the Andalusian Administration in recent years. The Minister of Economy admitted that this increase was explained by the entry into the 2022 settlement in 2024 and that “extraordinary collections that were not accounted for in deliveries to accounts mainly due to inflation should be corrected.” Is that money in your favor? However, Spain emphasized that: no more tax cuts plannedBecause Airef warned that this increase in collections “is due to temporary increases and recommends that the increases in expenditures should not be consolidated or this money should not be used to reduce taxes, as this is an extraordinary situation,” explained the Andalusian consultant. The Treasury chief also slammed the Government for failing to inform communities whether VAT cuts on energy and food would be extended, despite the plan sent to Brussels “hinting it would not continue”.
The Andalusian Government argued that the community was “not a financial hell” and had become “the second least taxed region”. With six tax cuts approved since 2019, the community“He stops earning 900 million euros a year”declines in inheritances and donations (-3.3%), in addition to home purchases and sales, primarily due to declines in personal income tax, property transfer taxes (-28%), and erasure of inheritance. However, the increase in collections due to inflation allows us to talk about more tax collection by the Board.
The government says it produces “less new debt” each year and the amount allocated investments grew by 6.2 percent 5.809 million euros. Money allocated by the Andalusian Junta to pay its own debt 292,000 public employees as much as: 15,591.6 million eurosThe 5.4% increase was explained by a 2.5% increase in salaries and an estimated “increase in the workforce in education and health”.
Although 76% of the 2024 budget expenditures will be financed by own resources from the Andalusian Junta, known as self-financing. European Funds It will also play an important role in these calculations. 3.564 million euros, This figure is 15.5% lower than the previous year (655 million euros less). This decrease is due to the end of the 2014-2020 framework and the unknown eligibility criteria for the development of projects within the 2021-2027 framework.