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Non-Financial Accounts

Non-Financial Accounts

Online ISSN: 2009-6178
CSO statistical release, , 11am
COVID-19 Release Information

The results contained in this release reflect some of the economic impacts of the COVID-19 situation. For further information see Background Notes.

Revenue

Total revenue of general government increased to €28.5 billion in Q3 2022, €4.6 billion (19.3%) higher than the €23.9 billion received in Q3 2021. Taxes and social contributions make up 94% of general government revenue which amounted to €26.7 billion in this quarter, an increase of €4.7 billion on Q3 2021. Taxes on income, profits and capital gains increased by €3.5 billion (mainly due to increased receipts from corporation tax); and social contributions, mainly PRSI receipts, increased by €0.5 billion. 

Indirect taxesDirect taxesCapital taxesSocial contributionsInvestment incomeSales of goods and servicesCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20205.7126.8820.0533.9630.0381.0130.150.099
Q2 20204.62410.1020.0533.4440.8610.8630.1780.111
Q3 20207.2127.0750.0963.6610.1461.0020.1940.113
Q4 20206.17513.2330.3034.3610.0651.0140.1770.213
Q1 20217.0997.0030.0613.8140.0410.8980.190.129
Q2 20216.03911.8680.0684.1240.2870.9250.220.121
Q3 20218.5459.1590.14.2540.0981.0320.4090.291
Q4 20217.65817.6520.3524.80.0521.0660.2030.173
Q1 20228.5579.60.0634.6060.0180.9960.230.122
Q2 20226.03414.50.0694.710.181.0420.260.145
Q3 20229.212.70.0754.80.310.30.2
Table 2.1 General Government; detailed classification of revenue and output

Expenditure

On the expenditure side of the account, at €25.8 billion, Q3 2022 was €0.8 billion lower than the level of expenditure in Q3 2021 which was €25.6 billion. There was a large reduction in expenditure on subsidies, which decreased by €1.3 billion, mainly due to the closure of the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme. Subsidies are now in line with pre-pandemic levels.

Compensation of employees at just over €6.9 billion in Q3 2022 was marginally higher than in Q3 2021 when it was just under €6.9 billion. Intermediate consumption showed an increase of €0.2 billion, while gross fixed capital formation showed an increase of €0.2 billion. Current transfer payments showed an increase of €0.1 billion and capital transfers a decrease of €0.1 billion. 

Direct spending on COVID-19 measures amounted to approximately €0.5 billion this quarter. The main element of this expenditure was COVID-19 related health expenditure of €0.4 billion.

Compensation of employeesIntermediate consumptionInterestSocial benefitsSubsidiesGross investment in non-financial assetsCurrent transfersCapital transfers
Q1 20206.0783.0011.0377.6420.5512.0690.9760.353
Q2 20206.1683.7350.94710.1962.2722.0561.1660.392
Q3 20206.0294.0840.9749.4911.8142.5240.8260.324
Q4 20206.5554.0880.8710.2641.7842.0441.0620.583
Q1 20216.2373.7670.8269.5511.7621.681.2770.41
Q2 20216.6933.670.8249.4031.7982.091.0810.401
Q3 20216.854.0410.8149.4191.8752.3380.8410.379
Q4 20216.7714.3170.8289.3191.892.7451.3270.591
Q1 20226.8884.10.797.8591.1862.1891.1220.326
Q2 20226.9934.3350.828.960.6582.41.1393.062
Q3 20226.94.20.99.40.52.610.3
Table 2.2 General Government; detailed classification of expenditure and consumption

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