Or 60% of the total annual.
An essentially curious report was published on the website of the Ministry of Finance, according to which one can to some extent assess how everything that happened last year affected the federal budget of the Russian Federation in the coming year. And it was reflected very sadly: as follows from the official documentation, in January the federal budget was executed with a deficit of 1.76 trillion rubles, or 60% of the total deficit planned for 2023.
The volume of federal budget revenues in January 2023 amounted to 1.356 trillion rubles, having decreased by 35% compared to January 2022; at the same time, oil and gas revenues decreased by 46%, and non-oil and gas (all others) – by 28%. Federal budget expenditures last month amounted to 3.117 trillion rubles, an increase of 59% compared to January 2022.
According to the Ministry of Finance, the acceleration of financing of expenses is associated with “the prompt conclusion of contracts and advance financing for certain contracted expenses,” whatever that means. In general, in the economic block, governments are very fond of using terms whose meaning is very blurred in the minds of people who have not defended doctoral dissertations in the field of economics.
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Federal budget expenditures in 2023 are planned in the amount of 29.056 trillion rubles, and revenues – 26.13 trillion rubles, with a deficit of 2.925 trillion rubles. How far these plans will be realized, given that the budget was drawn up with the expectation of the cost of Urals oil in the amount of $70 per barrel, which is unlikely to be relevant in the foreseeable future, only time will tell. One thing is known for sure: the Ministry of Finance is going to switch to “alternative price indicators for taxation purposes,” since Urals oil price quotations, as a result of the well-known actions of Western countries, have ceased to reflect reality (be representative).
