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05 March 2009
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Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs

Treasury finances January 2009

Cash Flow Statement in January 2005–2009

Millions of krónur
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Revenue
29 894

41 132

51 972

56 587

55 117
Expenditure
25 338

25 508

28 339

31 597

38 916
Current
balance

4 556

15 624

23 633

24 990

16 201
Receipts from
sale of fixed assets.

-

-

-

-
Other cash
payments / receipts

-1 901

-1 698

-115

420

-204
Cash flows
from opera-
tions

2 655

13 926

23 518

25 410

15 997
Financial
transactions

3 219

-1 077

-30 342

-1 051

3
Net financial
balance

5 874

12 849

-6 824

24 359

16 000
Debt re-
demption

-11 135

-4 049

-60

-576

-662
Domestic
-2 142

-4 049

-60

-576

-662
Foreign
-8 994

-

-

-

-
Pension fund prepayments
-

-330

-330

-330

0
Gross borrow-
ing requirement

-5 261

8 470

-7 214

23 453

15 338
New borrowing
5 563

1 532

31 861

-3 550

11 401
Domestic
-3 431

1 532

31 861

-3 550

11 636
Foreign
8 994

-

-

-

-235
Overall cash
balance

302

10 002

24 647

19 903

26 739


 Treasury revenue in January 2007–2009



Millions of krónur

Change from previous year (%)

2007

2008

2009

2007

2008

2009
Total taxes and social security contributions
49 532

54 425

53 825

26.9

9.9

-1.1
Taxes on income and profit
29 976

31 702

35 944

17.8

5.8

13.4
Personal income tax
8 714

7 884

8 661

12.2

-9.5

9.8
Corporate income tax
1 232

333

549

-70.3

-72.9

64.6
Other taxes on income and profit
20 030

23 484

26 735

48.0

17.2

13.8
Taxes on property
594

831

394

-26.8

40.0

-52.6
Taxes on goods and services
14 560

17 260

12 966

56.2

18.5

-24.9
Value added tax
10 560

12 532

9 554

96.6

18.7

-23.8
Excise tax
on motor vehicles

441

864

54

-39.7

95.8

-93.7
Excise tax
on petrol

814

777

789

-2.5

-4.5

1.6
Excise on oil
516

555

448

14.4

7.5

-19.3
Tobacco and liquor taxes
865

894

939

4.3

3.3

5.1
Other taxes on goods and services
1 364

1 639

1 181

23.2

20.2

-27.9
Taxes on international trade and transactions
748

854

909

153.8

14.0

6.5
Other taxes
56

152

196

-1.3

170.0

28.8
Social security contributions
3 598

3 626

3 415

15.7

0.8

-5.8
Grants
35

9

10

-8.0

-75.5

14.1
Other revenue
2 219

2 715

1 282

8.9

22.4

-52.8
Sale of assets
-

39

0

-

-

1.0
Total revenue
51 786

57 188

55 117

25.9

10.4

-3.6

 Treasury expenditure in January 2007–2009


Millions of krónur

Change from previous year, %

2007

2008

2009

2008

2009
General public services
3 332

3 795

5 126

13.9

35.1
of which: interest
639

1 080

2 113

69.1

95.6
Defence
33

85

84

156.8

-0.3
Law enforcement, justice, security
1 173

1 343

1 299

14.5

-3.3
Economic affairs
3 564

3 559

3 226

-0.1

-9.4
Environmental protection
271

212

226

-21.9

6.5
Housing, zoning and utilities
32

43

14

35.2

-68.4
Health
7 084

7 810

8 933

10.3

14.4
Culture, sports and religion
1 739

1 750

1 726

0.6

-1.3
Education
4 887

6 089

7 046

24.6

15.7
Social security and welfare
5 694

5 946

10 575

4.4

77.9
Irregular expenditure
530

584

660

10.2

13.0
Total expenditure
28 339

31 216

38 916

10.2

24.7


Note:

Revised revenue classification of the Treasury in January 2006: The classification of Treasury revenue has been revised according to the IMF Government Finance Statistics Manual of 2001. The earlier classification was based on an earlier version of the Manual. The new classification was first published last autumn in the 2004 Treasury accounts and introduced in the 2006 fiscal budget. It is now applied in the monthly revenue statements of the Treasury.

The main changes from the previous classification is that social contributions are separated from tax revenue and classified under a new main heading "Taxes and social contributions". Taxes on international trade and transactions, such as customs duties and other import charges, are now shown separately and are no longer under the heading "Taxes on goods and services". Regarding the other revenue, the new classification provides more details than the earlier version. The new classification also calls for a revision of several other items, such as the tax for the Elderly's Construction Fund and several user and licence charges.