According to the National Social Insurance Fund’s (CNAS) interim report on budget implementation for the first nine months, 38,742.1 million lei was received into the social insurance budget, representing 73.4 per cent of the approved annual plan.
Compulsory contributions to the state social insurance scheme totalled 22,303.8 million lei (72.1 per cent of the annual budget), which is 1,864.7 million lei (9.1 per cent) more than in the same period last year.
Other revenue amounted to 807.3 million lei, which is 173.9 million lei (27.4 per cent) more than in the same period last year. Of the total amount, the bulk – 775.9 million lei – came from the flat-rate tax collected from residents of information technology parks, whilst the portion of the flat-rate tax collected from self-employed individuals amounted to 17.5 million lei.
Transfers from the state budget totalled 15,631.0 million lei in accordance with funding requests, of which:
– 12,038.2 million lei – earmarked for the payment of social assistance benefits and other payments;
– 3,592.8 million lei were earmarked to cover the shortfall in own revenue of the state social insurance budget.
The implementation of the state social insurance budget for the first nine months of 2026 resulted in expenditure exceeding revenue by 205.9 million lei.
The balance of funds in CNAS accounts as at 1 October 2026 stood at 1,393.8 million lei.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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