
The central government budget had a deficit of 532.2 billion lira in September, and the 9-month deficit reached 1.84 trillion lira.
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The Ministry of Treasury and Finance regularly shares the results of central government budget implementation with the public.
According to the budget implementation results of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance for September, the central government budget had a deficit of 532 billion 242 million Turkish Liras in September. The budget deficit in the January-September period increased to 1 trillion 840 billion 330 million Turkish Liras.
EXPENDITURES EXCEEDED REVENUES IN SEPTEMBER
In September, budget revenues increased by 22.7 percent compared to the same month of the previous year and reached 1 trillion 253 billion 149 million Turkish Liras. Budget expenditures increased by 34.1 percent in the same period, reaching 1 trillion 785 billion 391 million Turkish Liras.
Thus, in September, budget expenditures exceeded budget revenues by 532 billion 242 million Turkish Liras.
9-MONTH BUDGET DEFICIT 1.84 TRILLION TURKISH LIRA
In the January-September period, budget revenues increased by 34.5 percent compared to the same period last year and reached 12 trillion 107 billion 800 million Turkish Liras.
Budget expenditures increased by 36.4 percent in the same period and reached 13 trillion 948 billion 130 million Turkish Liras. The difference between income and expenses in the nine-month period was recorded as 1 trillion 840 billion 330 million Turkish Liras.

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