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General government finances. Year.
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Revenue
Revenue = Taxes and contributions + Property income + Other revenue
Expenditure
Expenditure = Transfers + Consumption expenditure + fixed capital formation etc. + Property expenditure
Net lending
Net lending = Revenue - Expenditure
Primary net lending
Net lending excl. net property income.
General government consolidated gross debt (Maastricht debt)
General government consolidated gross debt (Maastricht debt) is the total debt issued by central government, local government and the old-age pension system to creditors outside of general government. It is consolidated in that debt issued and held within general government is excluded. Since financial assets are not considered in the definition, it is a gross debt measure. Debt instruments are registered at nominal value (face value). Maastricht debt is comparable within the EU.
Total taxes
Incl. EU taxes. The tax-to-GDP ratio is defined as Total taxes / GDP at current prices.
Net financial position
Net financial position expressed as net financial wealth.