3.1.14. Main aggregates of General Government (1995–)(15/25)

(current prices, million HUF)

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LABEL STO CHECK General government Central government State government Local government Social security funds
S.13 S.1311 S.1312 S.1313 S.1314
2009
Output P1 1=2+3=7+11+12–13+9+14 5 976 961 3 154 763 – 2 761 630 60 568
market output and output for own final use P1M 2 132 251 125 423 – 6 828 0
non-market output P13 3=4+5 5 844 710 3 029 340 – 2 754 802 60 568
payments for non-market output P131 4 738 101 456 980 – 279 470 1 651
non-market output, other P132 5 5 106 609 2 572 360 – 2 475 332 58 917
Market output, output for own final use and payments for non-market output P1O 6=2+4 870 352 582 403 – 286 298 1 651
Intermediate consumption P2 7 2 037 607 1 173 998 – 842 788 20 821
Value added, gross B1G 8=1–7 3 939 354 1 980 765 – 1 918 842 39 747
Consumption of fixed capital P51C 9 977 401 524 284 – 448 323 4 794
Value added, net B1N 10=8–9 2 961 953 1 456 481 – 1 470 519 34 953
Compensation of employees, payable D1 11 2 960 726 1 453 832 – 1 471 994 34 900
wages and salaries D11 11a 2 210 582 1 049 855 – 1 134 155 26 572
employers' social contributions D12 11b 750 144 403 977 – 337 839 8 328
Other taxes on production, payable D29 12 5 547 2 013 – 3 481 53
Other subsidies on production, receivable D39R 13 0 0 – 0 0
Operating surplus, net B2N 14=10–11–12+13 -4 320 636 – -4 956 0
Taxes on production and imports, receivable D2 15=16+18 4 314 729 3 630 465 – 644 382 39 882
Taxes on products, receivable D21 16 4 066 648 3 511 141 – 523 844 31 663
VAT, receivable D211 17 2 192 234 2 192 234 – – –
Other taxes on production, receivable D29 18 248 081 119 324 – 120 538 8 219
Property income, receivablea D4 19=20+21 333 872 266 128 – 72 332 0
interest, receivablea D41 20 144 290 85 333 – 63 545 0
other property income, receivablea D4N 21 189 582 180 795 – 8 787 0
dividens from corporations D421 21a 63 477 54 690 – 8 787 0
rents D45 21b 126 105 126 105 – 0 0
Subsidies, payable D3P 22=23+24 245 802 210 558 – 35 244 0
subsidies on products, payable D31P 23 98 545 63 301 – 35 244 0
other subsidies on production, payable D39P 24 147 257 147 257 – 0 –
Property income, payablea D4 25=30+31 1 193 943 1 157 644 – 40 524 363
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)b D4 26 – – – 0 0
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)b D4 27 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)b D4 28 – 4 588 – – 0
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)b D4 29 – 0 – 0 –
interest, payablea D41 30 1 193 943 1 157 644 – 40 524 363
other property income, payablea D4N 31 0 0 – 0 0
Balance of primary incomes, net B5N 32=14+15+19–22–25 3 204 536 2 529 027 – 635 990 39 519
Current taxes on income, wealth etc., receivable D5 33 2 539 015 2 497 845 – 41 170 0
Net social contributions, receivable D61 34 3 411 895 288 887 – 5 695 3 117 313
Of which:
employers' actual social contributions D611 35 2 375 333 163 847 – – 2 211 486
households' actual social contributions D613 36 1 012 727 107 047 – – 905 680
Other current transfers, receivablea D7 37 325 881 449 395 – 1 745 199 920 618
Current taxes on income, wealth etc., payable D5 38 1 656 1 654 – 2 0
Social benefits other than social transfers in kind, payable D62 39 4 234 071 991 985 – 150 255 3 091 831
Social transfers in kind - purchased market production, payable D632 40 733 080 169 086 – 9 951 554 043
Social benefits other than social transfers in kind and social transfers in kind - purchased market production, payable D6M 41=39+40 4 967 151 1 161 071 – 160 206 3 645 874
Other current transfers, payablea D7 42 703 136 2 809 152 – 120 914 562 401
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)b D7 43 – – – 22 944 170 552
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)b D7 44 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)b D7 45 – 1 321 920 – – 370 239
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)b D7 46 – 903 595 – 81 –
Disposable income, net B6N 47=32+33+34+37–38–39–42 4 542 464 1 962 363 – 2 156 883 423 218
Final consumption expenditure P3 48=49+50=5+40 5 839 689 2 741 446 – 2 485 283 612 960
individual consumption expenditure P31 49 3 024 598 861 715 – 1 608 840 554 043
collective consumption expenditure P32 50 2 815 091 1 879 731 – 876 443 58 917
Adjustment for the change in pension entitlements D8 51 – – – – –
Saving, gross B8G 52=53+9 -319 824 -254 799 – 119 923 -184 948
Saving, net B8N 53=47–48–51 -1 297 225 -779 083 – -328 400 -189 742
Capital transfers, receivablea D9 54=55+56 353 229 196 130 – 249 612 80 109
capital taxes, receivablea D91 55 13 669 9 627 – 4 042 0
other capital transfers and investment grants, receivablec D9N 56 339 560 186 503 – 245 570 80 109
Capital transfers, payablec D9 57 337 624 404 833 – 103 649 1 764
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)d D9 58 – – – 1 888 1 762
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)d D9 59 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)d D9 60 – 101 590 – – 0
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)d D9 61 – 67 382 – 0 –
investment grants, payable D92 62 239 164 247 645 – 94 880 1 762
Gross capital formation P5 63=64+65 961 460 587 479 – 370 665 3 316
gross fixed capital formation P51G 64 905 164 531 183 – 370 665 3 316
changes in inventories and acquisitions less disposals of valuables P5M 65 56 296 56 296 – 0 0
Acquisitions less disposals of non-financial non-produced assets NP 66 -6 003 -4 569 – -1 434 0
Gross capital formation and acquisitions less disposals of non-financial non-produced assets P5L 67=63+66 955 457 582 910 – 369 231 3 316
Net lending (+)/net borrowing (-) B9 68=52+54–57–67=70–69 -1 259 676 -1 046 412 – -103 345 -109 919
Total expenditure OTE 69=7+11+12+22+25+ 38+41+42+51+57+67 13 408 649 8 957 665 – 3 148 033 4 269 492
Total revenue OTR 70=6+13+15+19+ 33+34+37+54 12 148 973 7 911 253 – 3 044 688 4 159 573
Capital transfers from general government to relevant sectors representing taxes and social contributions assessed but unlikely to be collectede D995 71 – – – – –
Total payable tax creditsf PTC 72 – – – – –
Of which: payable tax credits that exceed the taxpayer's liabilityf TC 73 – – – – –
aSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information).  bSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). Whenever substantial payments for items other than D.4, D.7 or D.9 and subitems occur between subsectors, please specify these payments in the sender footnotes.  cSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p.  dSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p. Whenever substantial payments for items other than D.4, D.7 or D.9 and subitems occur between subsectors, please specify these payments in the sender footnotes.  eSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p. The split by receiving subsectors is voluntary.  fA tax credit is a tax relief which is directly subtracted from the tax liability otherwise due by the beneficiary household or corporation. Payable tax credits are tax credits for which any amount exceeding the amount of tax liability (otherwise due) is paid out to the beneficiary. The whole amount of the payable tax credit should be recorded as government expenditure ('Total payable tax credits', PTC) while mentioning the amount of the 'transfer component' (TC), which are payable tax credits that exceed the taxpayer's liability and that are paid out to the taxpayer. Data to be transmitted on a voluntary basis for subsectors. Data for reference years before 2012 to be transmitted on a voluntary basis. Transmission is compulsory for reference years from 2012 onwards. 

© Hungarian Central Statistical Office, 2011