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Non-Financial Accounts

Non-Financial Accounts

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

Revenue

Total government revenue increased by €2 billion compared with Q2 2022. This is a 7% increase over last year. With taxes and social contributions dominating revenue, the growth of €1.6 billion across these headings is the main factor behind the overall increase in the total.

Direct taxes (corporation and income tax) increased by €1 billion; social contributions saw growth of €0.4 billion; indirect taxes (including VAT) were €0.3 billion higher than last year.

Indirect taxesDirect taxesCapital taxesSocial contributionsInvestment incomeSales of goods and servicesCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20217.0997.0040.0613.90.0410.9220.1970.13
Q2 20216.03911.8680.0684.20.2870.9570.2280.124
Q3 20218.5459.1590.14.3340.0981.0650.4170.295
Q4 20217.65817.6520.3524.8730.0521.1170.2250.163
Q1 20228.59.570.0634.7670.0181.0530.240.142
Q2 20226.414.5070.0694.9140.181.1170.270.182
Q3 20229.42812.60.08950.2531.1050.3030.17
Q4 20227.35200.3935.40.2161.2080.3210.2
Q1 20238.911.60.065.3040.2691.0940.2960.166
Q2 20236.70915.4910.065.3110.4281.110.3020.233
Table 2.1 General Government; detailed classification of revenue and output

Expenditure

At €27.4 billion, total expenditure in Q2 2023 was €1.3 billion more than last year (€26.1 billion).

Social benefits increased by €0.7 billion and there was an additional €0.6 billion on pay (compensation of employees). Interest payments were €0.2 billion higher than last year with the downward trajectory on borrowing costs now reversed.

Current transfers were €0.5 billion lower than last year. However, in Q2 2022 €0.4 billion was paid out to households under the Government's electricity support credit. Subsidy payments were €0.1 billion less than last year. This fall off is mainly because of the final payments under the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme which occurred in Q2 2022.

Compensation of employeesIntermediate consumptionInterestSocial benefitsSubsidiesGross investment in non-financial assetsCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20216.2583.90.8269.41.81.7111.3790.38
Q2 20216.71340.8249.351.7642.031.1630.372
Q3 20216.874.10.8149.4191.92.290.8890.4
Q4 20216.7714.3170.8289.31.8532.6691.1960.457
Q1 20227.0054.1740.7548.11.2311.9311.1020.466
Q2 20227.114.30.7848.90.7062.3771.4540.445
Q3 20227.064.50.89.80.592.7331.0450.452
Q4 20227.6845.003110.50.73.1791.410.525
Q1 20237.24.170.9128.50.5842.1131.8350.535
Q2 20237.74.51.0169.50.6186666666666672.6430.9650.566
Table 2.2 General Government; detailed classification of expenditure and consumption

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