The state first overcharges on our backs
The article criticizes the Greek government's refusal to reduce fuel taxes despite the potential benefits for the economy and citizens.
Feared Cuts Coming: Pensions, Child Benefits, Education, Cancer Drugs
Experts warn of significant budget cuts and tax increases in Finland to rectify the public finances, which could include pension cuts and changes to child benefits.
More are retiring on their own funds – and the pattern is clear
An increasing number of citizens in Denmark are opting to access their private pensions before reaching the state pension age of 67.
Preparing the state budget for 2027
The Lithuanian Ministry of Finance is set to minimally adjust the public finance plan for 2027 after the budget was approved last year.
How much impact will the US-Iran war have on India's economy? Jayant Sinha explained
The ongoing war in the Middle East is starting to affect daily life in India, as explained by former Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha.
FACE OF THE WEEK ⟩ The envy threatening the Polish state
The article discusses a European financial initiative called SAFE, aimed at providing favorable loans to EU countries with significant security risks, particularly highlighting its origins tied to the leaders of Poland and Greece.
Lars Feld: An Important Plea for Solid State Finances
Lars Feld and finance secretary Wolf Reuter advocate for transparent state finances and the importance of adhering to the debt brake, particularly in defense spending.
IRS glitch masked $51m in political donations, finance watchdog says
A technical glitch at the IRS has concealed $51 million in campaign contributions to state election groups, according to a finance watchdog.
POLREGIO troubles. Will the company have to repay 770 million PLN to the State Treasury?
The article discusses proposed changes to the Public Transport Law in Poland that could severely impact POLREGIO and force it to repay 770 million PLN to the State Treasury.
Reduction of ICMS on diesel faces technical and legal problems
The proposal by the Brazilian Ministry of Finance to eliminate ICMS on imported diesel is facing significant technical and legal challenges from state governors, who are responsible for this tax.
Public Finances / How Not to Fall into the Consolidation Trap
Slovak Finance Minister Ladislav Kamenický faces the challenge every year of creating a consolidation package that saves millions for the state while reducing the deficit and preventing uncontrolled debt growth.
The government approved that this year the state will finance the studies of about 13 thousand first-year students
The Lithuanian government has agreed to finance approximately 13,000 first-year students this year, focusing on increasing the number of funded positions in nursing studies and residency programs to meet future healthcare needs.
Haddad meets with states on Wednesday and will again request a reduction in ICMS on diesel
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad plans to meet with state governors to propose a reduction in the ICMS tax on diesel amid rising oil prices due to the Middle East conflict.
LIVE FROM POSTIMEES ⟩ What is the status of the Reform Party? Guest in the studio is Jürgen Ligi
The Reform Party's state is concerning as elections approach, prompting insightful discussion with Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi.
How quickly can gasoline and diesel prices drop and what can the state do about it? We answer the basic questions
Czech fuel stations are now required to send daily pricing and margin data to the finance ministry as part of new controls aimed at managing fuel prices amidst global market fluctuations.
Several state real estate properties in Jaungulbene will be under the control of the Ministry of Finance
Several state real estate properties in Jaungulbene are set to come under the control of the Ministry of Finance following the liquidation of the local vocational school.
The state is acquiring a financial fraud prevention strategy for nearly 300,000 euros
The Estonian Ministry of Finance aims to develop a financial fraud prevention communication strategy and awareness campaign with a budget of approximately 300,000 euros.
See how the removal of inheritance tax would affect inheritances of different sizes
The Finnish Prime Minister's party Kokoomus proposes replacing inheritance tax with capital gains tax, but the finance minister rejects the idea, arguing it could significantly decrease state tax revenues.
Oyedele promises proper execution of tax reforms
Nigeria's new Minister of State for Finance, Taiwo Oyedele, emphasized the importance of implementing tax reforms effectively rather than just drafting policies.
BREAKING: Tinubu swears in Oyedele as minister of state for finance
Bola Tinubu has officially sworn in Taiwo Oyedele as the new Minister of State for Finance following his Senate confirmation.
Oyedele arrives at Aso Villa for swearing-in as Minister of State
Taiwo Oyedele has arrived at Aso Rock Presidential Villa for his swearing-in as Minister of State for Finance by President Bola Tinubu.
Paris: Key Speaker at the Annual Euronext Conference is K. Pierrakakis
Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is set to speak at the 14th annual Euronext conference in Paris, focusing on the current state of European capital markets.
Ministry of Finance changes the budget accounting methodology
The Estonian Ministry of Finance plans to change its accounting methodology for unspent funds in the state budget due to the current system being misleading.
Live at 13:15: Special Committee of the Riigikogu on the State Budget Situation
The Estonian Riigikogu's special committee convenes to discuss issues related to the 2024 state budget and its execution at a public session.
A fund for state finance distribution in sports will be established in Latvia. How such funds are organized elsewhere in Northern Europe
Latvia is set to establish a state sports fund with its financing sources and structure to be determined in the development process, following examples from neighboring countries like Estonia, Lithuania, and Finland.
The Ministry of Finance wants to change the accounting of unused budget
The Estonian Ministry of Finance plans to modify how unused funds in the state budget are accounted for, aiming for a clearer financial picture by 2027.
Haddad Issues Challenge on Public Accounts Situation Just Before Leaving Government
Fernando Haddad, Brazil's Minister of Finance, challenges his predecessors to debate the state of Brazil's public finances as he prepares to leave the government for this year's elections.
Sefaz Contest: final result is announced; see how to check
The final results of the public contest for the Piauí State Finance Secretariat (Sefaz) have been released, including a list of approved candidates for various positions with salaries ranging from R$10,000 to R$27,000.
News in New York: Kathy Hochul presented the key aspects of the executive budget for fiscal year 2027
New York Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a $260 billion executive budget proposal for fiscal year 2027, highlighting key spending measures and addressing federal funding cuts.
Oyo commissioner charges public officers on asset declaration
The Oyo State Commissioner for Finance emphasized the importance of asset declaration among public officers during a training session aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in public service.
See the table of IPVA 2026 values in Sergipe for each vehicle brand
The Sergipe State Department of Finance has released the IPVA 2026 tax table detailing vehicle ownership taxes in the state.
Fuel crisis may hit drivers: one state is already planning strict restrictions
New Zealand's Finance Minister Nicola Willis indicated that the government is considering implementing fuel use restrictions reminiscent of those in response to the 1979 Oil Crisis amid rising oil costs.
Nigeria: Senate Confirms Taiwo Oyedele As Minister
The Nigerian Senate has confirmed Taiwo Oyedele as the new Minister of State for Finance, replacing Doris Anite-Uzoka.
Bogusław Chrabota: What is in the 'Polish SAFE 0 percent' law?
The article discusses the new law establishing a fund linked to Poland's National Bank, which alters the financial responsibilities and profit allocations of the National Bank, potentially separating them from the state budget.
Aerolíneas Argentinas is better, but it should not be state-owned
Aerolíneas Argentinas has shown financial improvement, but there are arguments against it remaining a state-owned enterprise.
Senate begins screening of Oyedele as minister
The Nigerian Senate has started screening Taiwo Oyedele for his nomination as Minister of State for Finance, following a request from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
2.07 billion euros remained unused from last year's state budget
Last year, 2.07 billion euros of the state budget remained unused in Estonia due to various financial management issues including slow EU fund transfers.
Nigeria: Tinubu Asks Senate to Confirm Oyedele As Minister
President Bola Tinubu has nominated Taiwo Oyedele as minister of state for finance, seeking Senate confirmation for the appointment.
Tinubu presents FCT budget, seeks Senate confirmation for Oyedele
President Bola Tinubu has presented the 2026 budget for the Federal Capital Territory and requested the Senate to confirm Mr. Taiwo Oyedele as Minister of State for Finance.
When the state couldn't find money for a million-euro road, the small municipality of Keitele funded it themselves
The municipality of Keitele has decided to finance the construction of an industrial road without state support, reflecting local determination to enhance its industrial sector.
Afternoon recap: Saraki calls for fresh PDP convention, Tinubu seeks senate nod for Oyedele, Abe’s appointment
Former Senate President Bukola Saraki is calling for a new national convention for the Peoples Democratic Party, while President Bola Tinubu has requested the Senate to confirm Taiwo Oyedele as Minister of State for Finance.
JUST IN: Tinubu seeks Senate confirmation of Oyedele, Abe as minister, NUPRC chairman
President Bola Tinubu has requested the Nigerian Senate to confirm Taiwo Oyedele as Minister of State for Finance and Magnus Abe as chairman of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission.
Millions seized by Hungary from Ukrainian state bank employees
Hungary's Tax Authority has confiscated approximately $115 million and gold from Ukrainian state bank employees, escalating tensions between Hungary and Ukraine amid broader geopolitical issues.
Sefa seizes optical fiber equipment, tires, boats, and soft drinks in Baixo Amazonas
The State Finance Department of Pará seized a variety of goods on a boat lacking proper fiscal documentation in Brazil's Baixo Amazonas region.
Kaisa Juuso boiled over to the Ministry of Finance - 'It's easy to shoot from the ivory tower'
Kaisa Juuso criticizes the Finnish Ministry of Finance for its approach to welfare state budget cuts, suggesting that talking about service cuts is easy when not faced with real consequences.
The state is to apologize to Deník Referendum and pay 200,000 crowns for Babiš's insults
The Czech Finance Ministry is ordered to apologize to Deník Referendum and pay 200,000 crowns as compensation for insults made by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš against the media outlet.
Economic Newsfilter: The Iranian War Has Driven Oil Prices to Nearly $120; Fuels Will Become More Expensive
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico acknowledged the dire state of public finances and the rising costs of essential resources due to external economic pressures.
MPC of Sergipe warns that spending on festivals in the state in 2026 has already surpassed all of last year
The Public Ministry of Accounts in Sergipe (MPC-SE) has raised concerns about the significant increase in municipal spending on festivals, with 2026 expenditures already exceeding those of the entirety of 2025.
VAMBOLA PAAVO ⟩ The loss-making Tartu-Riga train project will likely be terminated by autumn
The Tartu-Riga train service has been operational for two months but faces financial challenges and public skepticism regarding state funding.
Financial Crisis of Municipalities: Cities and Counties Continue to Bleed
Germany is grappling with an ongoing financial crisis in municipalities, with no clear resolution in sight as state and federal leaders shift responsibilities without addressing the core issues.