The situation of financial fees and resources shows a budget deficit of 3.9 billion DH at the end of January 2025 compared to a budget surplus of 2.3 billion DH a year ago, according to the general cash of the kingdom (TGR).
This deficit takes into account a positive remaining amount of 16.6 billion DH, which independently published by the special accounts of the Finance Ministry (CST) and the state services (SEGMA) against a surplus of the finance ministry of 2.3 mmDH at the end of January 2024 in its latest Monthly Bulletin of Public Finance Statistics (BMSFP).
The regular raw turnover reached 33.9 billion DH, compared to 28 billion DH at the end of January 2024, which corresponds to an increase of 21.2%.
This increase is increased by 57.3%, indirect taxes of 17.2%, registration and stamp obligations of 2.5%and by decrease in customs tasks of 15, 2%and not tax of 27, 5%explained.
With regard to normal expenses, they rose by 75.7% compared to the growth of 79.6% of the goods and service costs, the increase in 4% of debt interest costs and the increase in 199.2% of reimbursements, degrees and tax resorts.
With regard to the costs issued for the general budget, they amounted to 55.4 billion DH or 50.1% more compared to their level at the end of January 2024 due to the increase of 80, 9% of the operating costs, 4.9, 4.9, 4.9 % of the investment expenditure and 2.2 % of household debt costs.
With regard to the CST revenues, they have set up 33.3 billion DH. These income take into account the payments from the common investment fees of the general budget for 11.2 billion DH around 10.4 billion DH at the end of January 2024.
With regard to the expenses issued, they quantified 16.8 billion DH and integrated the proportion of CSTs for reimbursements, degrees and tax resorts for 288 million icino. The remaining amount of all CSTs was 16.5 billion DH.
Finally, the Segma revenues reached 147 million DH at the end of January 2025, 33.6% more than in 2024.