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Bahrain’s 2023 Fiscal Report: State Revenues Totaling 3.1 Billion and Expenditures Reaching 3.9 Billion

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Last updated: 2024/09/25 at 1:45 AM
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The Unified Revenue Statement for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2023, has revealed some interesting insights into Bahrain’s financial situation. Total actual revenues for the year reached 3,195,971,301 Bahraini dinars, which was an increase from the budgeted amount but still a decrease compared to the previous year’s actual revenues. Actual oil revenues made up a significant portion of the total revenues, with non-oil revenues and revenues from government services and goods also contributing to the overall figure.

However, revenues from government investments and properties fell short of budget expectations, as did capital asset sales, fines, penalties, and miscellaneous revenues. On the expenditure side, total actual expenditures for 2023 reached 3,969,903,474 Bahraini dinars, resulting in a budget deficit for the year. Carried-over appropriations to the next fiscal year also decreased compared to the previous year, with appropriations for recurring expenditures and project appropriations showing notable changes.

Overall, the financial situation in Bahrain for the fiscal year ending 2023 appears to have been a mixed bag. While total revenues increased from the budgeted amount, they were still lower compared to the previous year. The breakdown of revenues shows a reliance on oil revenues, with non-oil revenues and government service revenues also playing a role. However, revenues from government investments and properties, as well as capital asset sales and other miscellaneous revenues, fell short of expectations.

On the expenditure side, total actual expenditures exceeded the budgeted amount, resulting in a budget deficit for the year. This deficit, along with the decrease in carried-over appropriations to the next fiscal year, highlights the need for careful financial management going forward. The decrease in project appropriations compared to the previous year also suggests a shift in priorities or a reduction in planned projects for the future.

As Bahrain looks ahead to the next fiscal year, it will be essential for government officials to carefully analyze the revenue and expenditure trends from 2023. This analysis can help inform budgeting decisions, prioritize spending, and identify areas for potential revenue growth. By addressing any shortcomings in revenue generation and expenditure management, Bahrain can work towards achieving a more stable and sustainable financial outlook in the coming years.

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