Explanatory Memorandum to COM(2010)169 - Amending budget N° 4 to the budget 2010 - Statement of expenditure by section - Section III - Commission - Main contents
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dossier | COM(2010)169 - Amending budget N° 4 to the budget 2010 - Statement of expenditure by section - Section III - Commission. |
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source | COM(2010)169 |
date | 16-04-2010 |
1. The implementation of the budget year 2009 shows a surplus of EUR 2 253 591 199 (not including contributions from European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and European Economic Area (EEA)), which is therefore entered as revenue in the 2010 budget.
The registering of the surplus can be analysed as follows:
EFTA-EEA European Union Total
Revenue for the financial year 218 892 911, (*) 117 406 676 848, 117 625 569 759,
Payments against current year appropriations -204 128 043, (**) -116 374 827 992, -116 578 956 036,
Payment appropriations carried over to year N+ -4 142 623, -1 754 716 988, -1 758 859 611,
Cancellation of unused appropriations carried over from year N- 337 194 076, 337 194 076.
Difference between assigned revenue carried over from years N-1 to N and N to N+ 2 453 723 495, 2 453 723 495,
Exchange differences for the year 185 541 760, 185 541 760,
Budget outturn 10 622 244, 2 253 591 199, 2 264 213 443,
(*) Includes assigned revenue receipts of EUR 3 595 628 362
(**) Includes payments against assigned revenue appropriations of EUR 6 049 351 857
2. The budgeting of the surplus will diminish accordingly the global contribution of the Member States to the financing of the EU Budget. This global decrease by Member State will also be influenced by the updated own resources forecast (Traditional Own Resources (TOR), Value Added Tax (VAT) and Gross National Income (GNI)) including the updated amount of the UK correction. In June, the Commission will present, in a separate Draft Amending Budget, updated forecasts, which are expected to change further the amounts of the contributions by country.