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Social insurance revenues grow “with reserve”

The execution of the state social insurance budget for the first 8 months of 2025 ended with an excess of revenues over expenditures of over 1.3 billion lei, thanks to transfers to cover the deficit of own revenues, Logos Press reported.
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Social insurance revenues grow “with reserve”

Revenues of the social insurance budget for January-August 2025 amounted to over 34 billion lei (70.3% of the annual plan), while expenditures amounted to over 32.7 billion lei (67.6% of the planned annual amount). Compared to the same period of the previous year, the expenses for this period increased by 4.4 billion lei (+15.6%), the NCSS said.

The surplus was ensured both by the increase in the contributions received and by transfers from the state budget. In January-August, mandatory state social insurance contributions amounted to 18.2 billion lei (64.9% of the envisaged annual amount), increasing by 2.01 billion lei (+12.5%). Other revenues amounted to 559.8 million lei, of which 557.2 million lei was part of the single tax levied on residents of information technology parks (+26.6%).

The transfers from the state budget were financed in the amount of 15.348 billion lei, in line with the financial requirements of the adjusted budget indicators. Of these, over 11 billion lei are meant for current payments, which, according to the legislation, are financed from the state budget (+32.7%). Over 4 billion lei are earmarked to cover the deficit of the state social insurance budget’s own revenues.


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