State budget expenditure
Definition:
State budget expenditure are intended in particular to:
1) the functioning of public authorities, including governmental authorities, organs of control and protection of the law, courts and tribunals;
2) the tasks performed by the government;
3) general subsidies to local government units;
4) donations to local government units;
5) contributions to the budget of the European Union, hereinafter referred to as "own resources of the European Union";
6) subsidies for political parties;
7) grants for the tasks specified in separate acts;
8) service of public debt;
9) a national contribution to the implementation of programs financed with European funds, or funds referred to in Article 5, item 3, points 3, 5 and 6.
The state budget is financed tasks specified in separate laws and international agreements. State budget expenditures are divided into the following groups of expenditures:
1) grants and subsidies;
2) benefits to individuals;
3) current expenditure of budgetary units;
4) property expenditures;
5) the expenditures on the debt service of the Treasury;
6) the expenditure on implementation of programs funded in part with funds referred to in article 5. item 1 point 2, including the expenditure of the budget of European funds;
7) own resources of the European Union.
Source:
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Act of 27 August 2009 on the Public Finance
Place of publication: (Dz. U. z 2024 r. poz. 1530, z późn. zm.)
GUS – Departament Studiów Makroekonomicznych i Finansów
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