Budget-2017 made by income 100% – the state Treasury

In comparison with the year 2016 the revenues increased by 32%.

The revenues of the state budget of Ukraine in 2017 amounted to 793,5 billion UAH, which 221,6 million, or 0.02%, higher than the temporary plan.

This was announced in the State Treasury service of Ukraine (state Committee).

So, in comparison with the year 2016 revenues increased by 192,1 bln UAH, or 32%.

At the same time, in December-2017 budget revenues amounted to 69 billion compared to 77 billion in November and UAH 61.6 billion in October.

The Ministry also added that in December last year, the budget revenues fell by 17%, or by 14 billion UAH, index, time schedule, and by December of 2016 was exceeded by 11.1 billion UAH, or 19%.

Also according to the state Committee, tax revenues in 2017, increased by 84,8 billion UAH in comparison with the figure of 2016, or 23%, and amounted to 448,9 billion. In addition, customs revenues increased by 71 billion, or by 30.8% to 2016, reaching 303,3 billion. Temporary plan on customs revenues exceeded by 31.2 billion, or 11.5%.

In reimbursement of value added tax (VAT) paid 120 billion, which is 32% higher than the 2016.

Revenues unified social tax (Ust) in December-2017 compared to the same period of 2016 increased by UAH 7.2 billion, or 58%, to UAH 19.7 bn. In annual terms, this indicator increased by UAH 51 billion and reaching of 180.6 billion.

In addition, the Treasury added that the national Bank of Ukraine, listing in may-August last year, the monthly UAH 5 bn and resumed this practice in October and November, December has transferred UAH 4.3 billion, whereas in November, the amount reached 5 billion UAH (in December 2016 14.1 billion UAH).

Overall the General Fund budget for revenues in 2017 fell by 2.8 billion UAH, which accounted for 0,4% of the plan, and received 699,2 billion is 24.5% better this figure in 2016.

The past year also recorded an increase of income of local budgets by UAH 58.8 billion, or 38% by 2016, to 210,6 billion.

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