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The State Budget Plan shows how much revenue the government expects to collect and how it intends to allocate these funds in the near term. This plan is prepared taking into account strategic objectives, political priorities, government financial obligations, and the anticipated economic situation.
Data on the independent and separate budgets of Lithuania’s 60 municipalities.
Budget data of the State Social Insurance Fund (SSIF).
Budget data of the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund (CHIF).
The calculator covers taxes paid on wages as well as taxes on goods and services.
Collected taxes are allocated to fund government functions such as education, healthcare, defense, and other public services.
This page provides information on payments made by state budget institutions to suppliers of goods, service providers, contractors, implementers of projects funded by the EU or other international financial support, municipalities, and tax administration authorities.
Lithuania’s budgetary system consists of the state budget, municipal budgets, the State Social Insurance Fund (SSIF), the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund (CHIF), and the budgets of other funds.
The consolidated budget is a plan of revenues and expenditures that presents aggregated indicators for each budget year across all budgets.
Presents a study of municipalities’ quality of life and financial capacity, allowing analysis and comparison of their revenues, expenditures, and potential to reduce fiscal disparities.
Analyze data on changes in the quality of life index over time, observing how specific indicators improve or decline across municipalities in different areas.
Municipal revenue gaps show the differences in income received by municipalities, highlighting which municipalities have more funds for public services and which have less.
Municipal expenditure gaps show the differences in funds allocated to public services, illustrating how much municipalities invest in areas such as education, social protection, infrastructure, and more.
Government sector debt consists of the consolidated total of assumed but not yet fulfilled obligations to creditors, arising from the issuance of government securities, loan agreements, financial lease (leasing) contracts, and other debt instruments.
National financial indicators are prepared based on the national set of financial statements, which serves as a form of accountability to the public. Financial data is openly presented to the public, covering the total assets, liabilities, performance results, and cash flows of all state and municipal institutions and bodies.
Financial data by public sector entities is prepared based on the financial statement sets of state and municipal institutions, budgetary institutions, resource funds, tax funds, fund-of-funds, and non-profit legal entities defined in the Lithuanian Public Sector Accountability Law. These data sets are consolidated by groups of public sector entities into higher-level reports.
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Systematized and detailed data on Lithuanian public finances are opened in the analysis part. The data includes information on budget execution and financial statement sets. Users are given an opportunity to analyze data, create tables, figures, derivatives, download and share data.
The Ministry of Finance is not responsible for user’s further use of the data and for decision making based on them.
Analizės dalyje atveriami susisteminti ir detalūs Lietuvos viešųjų finansų duomenys. Duomenys apima biudžeto vykdymo ir finansinių ataskaitų rinkinių informaciją. Vartotojams suteikiamos galimybės duomenų pagrindu patiems atlikti analizę, kurti lenteles, paveikslus, išvestinius duomenis, duomenis atsisiųsti bei jais dalintis.
Finansų ministerija nėra atsakinga už vartotojo tolimesnį duomenų panaudojimą ir jais paremtų sprendimų priėmimą.
