Budget 2027: What Public Servants' Pensions Mean in Departmental Appropriations
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Bercy is in favour of an exercise of "unpublished transparency" after the publication of a report that shows the weight of pension expenditures in departmental budgets.
More than 400 billion euros a year, around 14% of the national wealth and almost a quarter of public expenditure: at the time when the budget puts pensioners at the centre of the debate, Bercy's figures allow us to measure the weight of the pension system. The report published this summer with [...] The article Pensions: more than 400 billion a year, 14% of GDP... the dizzying weight of pensions in France's accounts appeared first on Causeur.
In an exercise of "unpublished transparency", Bercy published on Tuesday, October 13, the share of employees' pensions in total expenditures for each department.
According to documents attached to the finance bill, almost a third of the budget does not finance the administration but the pensions of former agents, a situation that demonstrates how important social spending is in public finances.
Budget 2027: 32 per cent of National Education credits will fund pensions. The government unveils an "unpublished transparency" on the weight of pensions in public finances, pointing to a "eviction effect".
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