Iċ-Ċifri tal-Finanzi tal-Gvern: Jannar 2026
- Sa tmiem Jannar 2026, il-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern irreġistra defiċit taʼ €151.7 miljun.
- Meta mqabblin mas-sena taʼ qabel, id-dħul rikorrenti telaʼ bʼ€97.7 miljun, filwaqt li n-nefqa sħiħa żdiedet bi €63.7 miljun. Iż-żieda fid-dħul rikorrenti kienet akbar minn dik fin-nefqa biex bʼhekk kien hemm bidla pożittiva taʼ €34.0 miljun fil-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern.
- L-akbar żieda fid-dħul ġiet mit-Taxxa fuq il-Valur Miżjud (€60.1 miljun), filwaqt li l-Programmi u Inizjattivi (€19.3-il miljun) irrappurtaw l-akbar żieda fost il-kategoriji tan-nefqa.
- Sa tmiem Jannar 2026, id-Dejn kollu tal-Gvern Ċentrali kien jgħodd €11,374.5 miljun, €811.9-il miljun aktar mill-istess xahar fl-2025.
Iċ-Ċifri tal-Finanzi tal-Gvern: Jannar 2026
Iċ-Ċifri tal-Finanzi tal-Gvern: Jannar 2026
FʼJannar 2026, id-Dħul Rikorrenti kien taʼ €493.5 miljun, €97.7 miljun aktar minn dak irrappurtat sena qabel. L-akbar żidiet kienu rreġistrati fit-Taxxa fuq il-Valur Miżjud (€60.1 miljun), fl-Għotjiet (€20.4 miljun) u fil-Liċenzji, Taxxi u Multi (€6.7 miljuni). Min-naħa l-oħra, kien irrappurtat dħul anqas fil-Miżati tal-uffiċċju (€2.8 miljuni) u fil-Bejgħ taʼ Servizzi (€1.3 miljun).
FʼJannar 2026, in-nefqa kollha kienet taʼ €645.1 miljun, li hija €63.7 miljun aktar mis-sena ta’ qabel.
Fiż-żmien taʼ riferenza, in-Nefqa Rikorrenti kienet ta’ €584.4 miljun, li hija żieda taʼ €37.8 miljun meta mqabbla mal-€546.6 miljun li kienu rrappurtati fis-sena taʼ qabel. Iż-żieda taʼ €19.3 miljun fil-Programmi u Inizjattivi kellha l-akbar sehem fʼdin iż-żieda. Aktar żidiet kienu rreġistrati fis-Salarji u Pagi (€10.8 miljuni), fl-Ispiża tal-Operat (€6.5 miljun) u fil-Kontribuzzjonijiet lill-Entitajiet tal-Gvern (€1.2 miljun).
L-iżviluppi ewliena fil-kategorija tal-Programmi u Inizjattivi kienu nefqiet akbar fuq il-Benefiċċji tas-Sigurtà Soċjali (€15.1-il miljun), il-Mediċini u materjali kirurġiċi (€8.8 miljuni) u fl-Allokazzjoni lill-kumitati reġjonali (€5.4 miljuni).
L-imgħax fuq id-dejn pubbliku laħaq it-€22.9 miljun, tnaqqis ta’ €0.1 miljun meta mqabbel ma’ sena qabel.
Sa tmiem Jannar 2026, in-nefqa kapitali tal-Gvern kienet taʼ €37.8 miljun, li hija €26.0 miljun aktar meta mqabbla mal-istess żmien fl-2025. Infiq akbar kien irreġistrat fuq il-Kostruzzjoni u t-titjib tat-toroq (€8.7 miljuni), il-Ftehim dwar is-servizzi ewlenin tal-ICT (€6.3 miljuni) u l-Aġġornament tal-infrastruttura u t-tagħmir tal-FAM (€1.5 miljun).
Id-differenza bejn id-dħul u l-infiq sħaħ uriet defiċit ta’ €151.7 miljun fil-Fond Konsolidat tal-Gvern fi tmiem Jannar 2026, tnaqqis taʼ €34.0 miljun meta mqabbel mad-defiċit ta’ €185.7 miljun taʼ sena qabel. Din id-differenza tirrifletti żieda fid-Dħul Rikorrenti sħiħ (€97.7 miljun), flimkien maʼ żieda aktar baxxa fin-nefqa sħiħa, li hija magħmula min-Nefqa Rikorrenti (€37.8 miljun), mill-Imgħax (-€0.1 miljun) u min-Nefqa Kapitali (€26.0 miljun) (Tabella nru 1).
Fl-aħħar taʼ Jannar 2026, id-dejn tal-Gvern Ċentrali kien taʼ €11,374.5 miljun, żieda taʼ €811.9-il miljun meta mqabbel mal-2025. Iż-żieda rreġistrata fl-Istokks tal-Gvern taʼ Malta (€892.8 miljun) kienet il-kontribut ewlieni għaż-żieda fid-dejn. Aktar dejn kien irreġistrat ukoll fil-ħruġ tal-muniti tal-ewro fʼisem it-Teżor (€4.8 miljuni). Fid-direzzjoni opposta, kien hemm tnaqqis fl-Istokks taʼ Tifdil 62+ tal-Gvern taʼ Malta (€38.2 miljun), fil-Kambjali tat-Teżor (€20.4 miljun) u fid-Dejn Barrani (€2.3 miljuni). Fl-aħħar, investimenti akbar minn fondi tal-gvern fl-Istokks tal-Gvern ta’ Malta wasslu għal tnaqqis ta’ €24.9 miljun fid-dejn (Tabella nru 4).
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i. Revenue and Expenditure, and Public Debt Servicing → The Consolidated Fund, the transactions of which are consolidated at the Treasury.
ii. Central Government Debt (excluding Extra Budgetary Units (EBUs) and Local Councils) → Central Bank of Malta and the Treasury.
All allocations provided from the Consolidated Fund are either authorised by Parliament under an Appropriation Act, or are permanently appropriated by Parliament under other relevant legislation. On the other hand, the Treasury Clearance Fund contains all those funds and accounts the expenses in respect of which are initially defrayable out of public funds and are eventually repayable from the Consolidated Fund or other sources.
2. In this release Revenue and Expenditure categories are recorded in accordance with their presentation in the 2026 Financial Estimates.
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b. ESA 2010 Glossary.
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