The Lapland Welfare Area Surprised: The Economy Turned to Surplus
The Lapland Welfare Area unexpectedly reported a surplus for the previous year, shifting from a projected deficit of millions.
Municipalities and regions had a surplus of 14 billion crowns last year, driven by Prague's management style
Czech municipalities and regions reported a significant budget surplus of 14 billion crowns in the previous year due to effective financial management in Prague.
Primary surplus of 2.99 billion euros in January-February
Greece recorded a primary surplus of 2.99 billion euros for January-February 2026, exceeding targets and previous year results.
Primary surplus of 2.99 billion in the first two months - Tax revenues below expectations
Greece reports a primary surplus of €2.994 billion for the first two months of 2026, although tax revenues fell short of target expectations.
Western Australia the big GST winner again despite massive budget surpluses
Western Australia is set to benefit significantly from its GST deal, receiving $9.3 billion despite already having a budget surplus.
Balance for 2025: Surplus in the Statutory Health Insurance Funds
In 2025, Germany's statutory health insurance funds reported a surplus of 3.5 billion euros, despite rising expenditures that outpaced income growth.
He has been responsible for "the largest welfare cut in Oslo's recent history". Now the economy has turned around.
Oslo's municipality has reported its first financial surplus in three years, signaling a recovery after significant budget cuts.
IMF: Syria achieved a surplus in the 2025 budget.. and agreement on a support program
The IMF notes that Syria finished 2025 with a slight budget surplus and has agreed on a program with local authorities to assist in implementing significant financial reforms.
Revenue Below Target - What Negatively Impacted the Budget
Greece's primary budget surplus in January 2026 reached €3.5 billion, exceeding targets but influenced by late payment adjustments.
UK reports record-breaking budget surplus of £30.4bn in surprise boost for Rachel Reeves
The UK government has reported a record budget surplus of £30.4 billion for January, driven by increased tax receipts, marking a significant improvement in public finances.
Record-breaking budget surplus as government's tax income rises
The UK government has reported a record budget surplus for January 2026, with a surplus of £30.4 billion attributed to increased tax revenue and lower interest rates.
Primary surplus of €3.51 billion in January - Tax revenues exceeded €6.2 billion
Greece recorded a primary surplus of €3.51 billion in January 2026, significantly surpassing the target established for that period.
Calcalist: Israel's financial deficit rises by 4.9% despite January surplus
Israel's annual financial deficit has increased to approximately 4.9% of GDP, influenced by the inclusion of previous year's data in the annual accounts.
2026 Budget has R$ 187 billion for directed credit
The government is expected to have a primary deficit of 0.5% of GDP in 2026, far below the necessary surplus to curb debt growth, with increasing budgetary expenses not reflected in primary results.
Budget: Primary surplus of 8 billion euros in 2025 – Tax revenues at 71.97 billion
Greece's primary surplus for 2025 reached 8 billion euros, exceeding projections, while tax revenues totalled 71.97 billion euros, with expenses significantly below forecasts.
Syrian Finance Minister: Domestic debt is zero and we will demand Iran and Russia to pay back multiples of their debts
In a detailed interview, Syrian Finance Minister Mohammad Yasser Al-Bernia presented unconventional financial and economic policies for the transitional period, discussing domestic debt, budget surplus, public debt, tax reforms, and debts owed to Iran and Russia.
Budget: Primary surplus of 12.7 billion in the 11-month period - Which taxes built it
The Greek state budget recorded a primary surplus of 12.7 billion euros for the January-November 2025 period, with net revenues of 68.8 billion euros exceeding targets primarily due to VAT and income tax.
State Budget: Primary Surplus of €12.7 Billion in the Eleven Months of the Year, Tax Revenues €2.3 Billion Above Target
Greece's state budget reports a primary surplus of €12.7 billion for the January-November 2025 period, with tax revenues exceeding targets by €2.3 billion due to higher VAT and income tax collections.