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Non-Financial Accounts

Non-Financial Accounts

Online ISSN: 2009-6178
CSO statistical release, , 11am

Revenue

Total government revenue was €30.9 billion in Q1 2025, which was €2.0 billion higher than Q1 2024 (€28.9 billion). This rise was primarily due to taxes with an increase of €1.5 billion, the majority of which were as a result of the increase of €1.2 billion in direct taxes (corporation and income tax).

Elsewhere, social contributions increased by €0.5 billion and indirect taxes (including VAT) were €0.3 billion higher than Q1 2024.

Following the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union on 10 September 2024, there was a D.99 (capital transfer) receipt in Q3 2024 which recognised the amount in full of €14,164m. This recording is in accordance with the ESA 2010 guidance on court decisions where the time of recording is aligned with the time of the final ruling.

Indirect taxesDirect taxesCapital taxesSocial contributionsInvestment incomeSales of goods and servicesCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20238.89711.5380.0575.3050.2531.1570.2850.177
Q2 20236.83115.4460.065.3120.3971.170.3220.19
Q3 20239.53311.8460.1095.2040.4951.1560.3520.192
Q4 20238.00820.860.4085.6520.6921.2460.4760.356
Q1 20249.86211.3580.0655.6370.3881.1360.3020.185
Q2 20247.18118.3880.0815.6280.6561.1580.240.204
Q3 202410.37413.9860.115.5680.6231.1180.37814.375
Q4 20248.23222.4940.5986.1340.3311.2350.2930.213
Q1 202510.18912.560.086.0890.3861.1690.2740.178
Table 2.1 General government; detailed classification of revenue and output

Expenditure

At €30.1 billion, total expenditure in Q1 2025 was €0.5 billion more than Q1 2024 (€29.6 billion).

Pay (compensation of employees) increased by €0.7 billion while there was an additional €0.3 billion on intermediate consumption (the use of goods and services). Gross fixed capital formation and investment grants also increased by €0.3 billion and €0.1 billion, respectively.

However, these growths were offset by a decrease of €0.1 billion in interest payable, and €0.7 billion in other current transfers mainly due to lower payments under the Electricity Costs Emergency Benefit scheme when compared with Q1 2024.

Compensation of employeesIntermediate consumptionInterestSocial benefitsSubsidiesGross investment in non-financial assetsCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20237.6884.3350.8678.6810.6042.2951.9930.577
Q2 20237.8114.6760.889.8170.6332.7061.0410.597
Q3 20237.8544.620.84910.3560.6393.1270.9950.581
Q4 20238.0575.6570.84410.8370.7483.7651.2940.559
Q1 20248.274.580.8229.6590.6293.1021.9440.591
Q2 20248.5775.0230.80710.1130.6533.6111.0220.683
Q3 20248.5644.8370.82910.8660.683.4791.1080.707
Q4 20248.5875.7460.90711.980.8663.9151.4110.977
Q1 20258.9514.8610.6989.6830.643.3621.2120.681
Table 2.2 General government; detailed classification of expenditure and consumption

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