Serbian parliament adopts revised 2026 budget
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- Serbia's parliament adopted a revised 2026 budget that raises projected revenues to โฌ21.54 billion and expenditure to โฌ24.91 billion.
- The revised plan projects 3.3% economic growth and GDP of โฌ95.3 billion.
- It includes one-off payments for pensioners and other eligible groups, ranging from โฌ51 to โฌ299.
Serbia's parliament has adopted a revised state budget for 2026, increasing both planned revenues and spending as the government adjusts its financial plans for the year.
Projected revenues and receipts now total โฌ21.54 billion, up โฌ958 million, or 4.7%, from the original budget. Tax revenue is estimated at โฌ17.97 billion, while non-tax revenue is expected to reach โฌ3.26 billion. Donations make up the remaining 1.4% of projected income.
Planned expenditure and outlays have risen to โฌ24.91 billion, an increase of โฌ1.46 billion, or 6.23%. The government projects economic growth of 3.3% in 2026 and GDP of โฌ95.3 billion.
The revised budget also provides one-off payments. Pensioners will receive between โฌ170 and โฌ299, depending on their monthly pension. Other eligible groups will receive either โฌ213 or โฌ85, while Serbian citizens without free-share entitlements can receive โฌ51.
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