Public sector budget revenues fell 4.7% real to 746,751 million pesos, partly dragged by falls in oil revenues and those obtained via taxes, according to the Treasury data.
Oil revenues retreated 8.2% to 87,764 MDP, while tax revenues also fell 8.2%, to 498,145 million pesos.
Inside the tax revenues, the collection by ISR retreated 17%and that of VAT fell 2.6%, while the resources obtained by the IEPS rose 14.8%. Within this last tax, the collection linked to gasoline and diesel grew 22.5%.
On the other hand, net expenditure increased 3.8% to 731,125 MDP. Inside, the programmable expense retreated 0.4% to 505,467 MDP and the non -programmable expenditure rose 14.6% to 225,658 MDP.
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Between January and April, budget income rose 6.5% to 2.8 billion pesos.
The oil tankers fell 12.3% to 315,283 MDP “mainly for a lower oil production platform,” said Treasury in a statement. Meanwhile, tributaries increased 10% to 2 BDP.
While net expenditure dropped 3.7% to 3 BDP. Inside, the programmable expense fell 7.6% to 2.08 BDP and the non -programmable rose 6.4% to 919,138 MDP.
The historical balance of the financial requirements of the public sector, the broader measure of the debt, rose to 17 billion 528,000 MDP.
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