The countdown has begun to prepare Generalitat’s 2023 budget. The Seminari de Govern, held in Alcoy last weekend, served to outline the general lines on which to outline the next regional accounts. Now the time has come for each of the eleven areas where Valencia Executives are split to present their spending proposals for the next year. Managed by the Ministry of Finance and Economy Model David Spainsetting the maximum time and urging the remaining departments to register their numbers next Monday, September 19.
The ten ministries into which the Valencian Government, headed by the Presidency, are divided, must allocate the amounts they plan to allocate to each of their programmes. In August, the Ministry of the Treasury published an instruction in the Official Gazette that lays out the rules for Generalitat’s preparation of the fiscal year 2023 budget and outlines the general lines to be followed.
Next Friday will be the weekly meeting of Consell’s plenary meeting, when the trio that makes up Botànic is expected to discuss the details of the political commission’s organization for the second year in a row. be responsible for guiding the discussion on how to distribute the budget. It is a formula applied according to the requirements. agree and supported by Combines Podem. Although in certain sectors PSPV-PSOE expressed their reluctance, finally the political commission responsible for negotiating the globality of budgets was formed. In the previous edition, the group consisted of seven members, two from each party and Eva Martínez, the general manager in charge of budgets.
At a meeting of the Valencian Government in l’Alcoià last weekend, the priorities of the next budget were determined to reduce the impact of inflation, protect employment and promote the ecological transition.
The negotiation of annual accounts became a regular scene of resounding conflicts among Botànic members. Last year, the budget was close to 28,000 million euros, a historic figure representing a 9% increase over the previous year. They were announced as accounts designed to consolidate the economic, social and emotional recovery following a coronavirus pandemic that took control of the system. At that time, nothing was intuited about what would happen, namely the consequences of the invasion of Russia by Ukraine and the Russian invasion of Russia. runaway inflation This puts the family economy in serious trouble. This is one of the reasons why Generalitat President Ximo Puig has initiated a debate within the Government about negotiating a tax reform whose specific details are currently unknown.
It is assumed that Generalitat will include it in their calculations this time as well. demand items for the financing gap taken from the state. Usually if one item is added, two items were included in the 2022 budget. One is underfunded 1,336 million and an additional 1,000 million as a transition fund to the new normality. The opposition branded these items as invented in the Community, which records the highest debt relative to its GDP.