Bejn Jannar u April 2023, id-Dħul Rikorrenti ammonta għal €1,890.8 miljun, €295.6 miljun ogħla mill-€1,595.3 miljun li kien irrappurtat sena qabel. L-akbar żjieda kienet irreġistrata fit-Taxxa tad-Dħul (€179.2 miljun). Warajha, kien hemm l-Għotjiet (€71.9 miljun), it-Taxxa fuq l-Valur Miżjud (€33.0 miljun), is-Sigurtà Soċjali (€15.9 miljun), Bejgħ Ieħor (€14.2 miljun), il-Liċenzji, taxxi u multi (€10.0 miljun), id-Dwana u sisa (€6.0 million), il-Bejgħ taʼ Servizzi (€5.1 miljuni), id-Drittijiet tal-Uffiċċju (€1.1 miljun), ir-Rimborżi (€0.7 miljun) u l-Imgħax fuq self magħmul mill-Gvern (€0.3 miljun). Min-naħa l-oħra, dħul inqas kien irrappurtat taħt il-Bank Ċentrali taʼ Malta (€22.2 miljun), id-Dħul Mixxellanju (€16.3 miljun), id-Dividendi fuq investimenti (€2.6 miljun) u l-Kirjiet (€0.5 miljun).
Fi tmiem April 2023, in-Nefqa Totali laħqet l-€2,083.5 miljun, €99.2 miljun aktar mis-sena ta’ qabel.
Fiż-żmien ta’ riferenza, in-Nefqa Rikorrenti kienet ta’ €1,844.0 miljun, żjieda taʼ €73.9 miljun meta mqabbla mal-€1,770.1 miljun li kienet irrappurtata fl-aħħar taʼ April 2022. Iż-żjieda taʼ €31.0 miljun fil-Kontribuzzjonijiet lill-Entitajiet tal-Gvern kellha l-akbar sehem fʼdin iż-żjieda fin-Nefqa Rikorrenti. Kien hemm kontribuzzjonijiet ogħla, fost oħrajn, għas-Servizzi tas-Saħħa Mentali (€6.9 miljun), għall-Awtorità Maltija għat-Turiżmu (€6.1 miljun), għar-Resource Support and Services Ltd (€5.0 miljun), u għall-Malta Enterprise (€2.9 miljun). Aktar żjidiet kienu rreġistrati fl-Ispiża tal-Operat (€24.5 miljun), fis-Salarji u Pagi (€17.9 miljun), u fil-Programmi u Inizjattivi (€0.4 miljun). L-iżviluppi ewlenin fil-kategorija tal-Programmi u Inizjattivi kienu ż-żjieda fin-nefqa għall-miżuri ta’ għajnuna għall-Enerġija (€51.2 miljun), għall-Benefiċċji tas-Sigurtà Soċjali (€33.6 miljun), għall-Iskejjel tal-Knisja (€18.2 miljun), għat-Tidwil tat-Triqat u Servizzi Oħrajn (€9.9 miljun), għar-Riżorsi tal-UE (€8.0 miljun) u għall-Karta Tal-linja (€7.7 miljun). Iż-żjieda fin-nefqa kienet ikkompensata l-aktar minn tnaqqis fl-iskemi ta’ għajnuna tal-Pandemija (€82.5 miljun) u l-ħlasijiet għall-Istimolu tal-Ekonomija (€48.1 miljun).
Il-parti tal-imgħax tal-ispejjeż tal-manutenzjoni tad-dejn pubbliku laħqet b’kollox €66.0 miljun, żjieda ta’ €11.2 miljun meta mqabbla mas-sena ta’ qabel.
Bejn Jannar u April 2023, in-nefqa kapitali tal-Gvern ammontat għall-€173.5 miljun, €14.1 miljuni aktar meta mqabbla mal-istess perjodu fl-2022. Din iż-żjieda kienet ġejja minn nefqa akbar fuq is-Sistemi tal-Immaniġġjar tal-Identità Nazzjonali (€7.0 miljun) u Proprjetà, Impjant u Tagħmir (€6.4 miljun).
Id-differenza bejn id-dħul u l-infiq totali wriet defiċit ta’ €192.6 miljun fil-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern fi tmiem April 2023. Meta mqabbel mal-istess perjodu fl-2022, kien hemm tnaqqis ta’ €196.4 miljun fid-defiċit. Din id-differenza tirrifletti żjieda fid-Dħul Rikorrenti Totali (€295.6 miljun), li sa ċertu punt kienet ikkompensata minn żjieda fin-nefqa totali, li kienet magħmula min-Nefqa Rikorrenti (€73.9 miljun), mill-Imgħax (€11.2 miljun) u min-Nefqa Kapitali (€14.1 miljun) (Tabella nru 1).
Fl-aħħar taʼ April 2023, id-dejn tal-Gvern Ċentrali laħaq id-€9,163.0 miljun, żjieda taʼ €630.6 miljun meta mqabbel mal-2022. Iż-żjieda rreġistrata fl-Istokks tal-Gvern taʼ Malta (€781.2 miljun) kienet il-kontribut ewlieni għaż-żjieda fid-dejn. Aktar dejn kien irreġistrat ukoll fil-ħruġ tal-muniti tal-Euro fʼisem it-Teżor (€5.1 miljun). Din iż-żjieda fid-dejn kienet parzjalment impattija bit-tnaqqis fl-Istokks taʼ Tifdil 62+ tal-Gvern taʼ Malta (€99.9 miljun), il-Kambjali tat-Teżor (€20.0 miljun) u d-Dejn Barrani (€0.1 miljun). Finalment, investimenti akbar minn fondi tal-gvern fl-Istokks tal-Gvern ta’ Malta wasslu għal tnaqqis ta’ €35.6 miljun fid-dejn (Tabella nru 6).
Ċart 1. Is-surplus/id-defiċit fil-Fond Konsolidat: Jannar-April
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Ċart 2. Id-dħul rikorrenti mqassam bil-kategoriji ewlenin (%)
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Ċart 3. In-nefqa mqassma bil-kategoriji ewlenin (%)
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ii. Central Government Debt (excluding EBUs and Local Councils) → Central Bank of Malta and the Treasury.
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2. In this release Revenue and Expenditure categories are recorded in accordance with their presentation in the 2023 Financial Estimates.
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4. The debt position includes the actual debt which is held by Government. On the other hand, any investments made by Government in its own funds are excluded from the total debt. As from December 2007, the Euro coins issued in the name of the Treasury are considered as a currency liability pertaining to the Central Government.
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- Fi tmiem April 2023, il-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern irreġistra defiċit taʼ €192.6 miljun.
- Meta mqabblin mas-sena taʼ qabel, id-Dħul Rikorrenti u n-Nefqa Sħiħa żdiedu bʼ€295.6 miljun u bʼ€99.2 miljun, rispettivament.
- Bidla pożittiva taʼ €196.4 miljun kienet irrappurtata fil-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern.
- Sa tmiem April 2023, id-Dejn kollu tal-Gvern Ċentrali kien jgħodd €9,163.0 miljun, €630.6 miljun aktar mill-istess xahar fl-2022.
