
Plan sets target of 10% cut in current discretionary expenses by the end of 2027
Palmas City Hall has instituted a public spending reduction plan that aims to cut 10% of current discretionary expenses by December 31, 2027, covering all direct and indirect municipal administration.
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The decree aims to control the financial control of the municipal administration of Palmas until the end of 2027.
Palmas City Hall published this Thursday (12) a decree creating a plan to reduce public spending. The text establishes financial control actions until December 31, 2027, with the goal of reducing at least 10% in current discretionary expenses paid with the municipality's own resources.
The goal must be met by all direct administration bodies and indirect administration entities in the municipality. Reducing spending cannot harm the maintenance or quality of essential public services offered to the population.
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10% reduction in discretionary current expenses until December 31, 2027.
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