The deficit takes into account a positive balance of MAD 17.3 billion generated by the special accounts of the Treasury (CST) and the autonomously managed State services (SEGMA), specifies the TGR in its recent Monthly Bulletin of statistics of public finances (BMSFP).
Gross ordinary revenue stood at MAD 264.8 billion, up 12.5% compared to the end of September 2023, due to the increase in direct taxes of 13.6%, customs duties (+11.8 %), indirect taxes (+16.3%), registration and stamp duties (+2.7%) and non-tax revenue (+4.1%).
Concerning ordinary expenditure, they recorded an increase of 2.8%, covering an increase in expenditure on goods and services (+6.3%), debt interest charges (+18.6%), as well as a decline in expenditure issues for compensation (-60.9%).
Expenditure issued under the general budget was MAD 362.9 billion at the end of September 2024, down 0.6% compared to the same period a year earlier, due to the 0.7% increase in expenditure. operating costs and 5.6% of investment expenditure, combined with the 7.9% reduction in budgeted debt charges.
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As for SEGMA, their revenues fell by 9.4% to MAD 1.81 billion and their expenses by 3.9% to MAD 1.03 billion.
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