Summary
The report details a plan to move a 1,005 million euro surplus from the 2013 financial year into the 2014 EU budget, which will reduce the amount Member States need to contribute. 10 17.03.2015
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budget
european union
public finance and budget policy
Key points
- The European Parliament is reviewing the integration of a 1,005 million euro surplus from 2013 into the 2014 budget.
- The surplus was largely driven by an increase in income from fines and interest on late payments, totaling 1,331 million euros.
- Under-spending in previous years contributed to the surplus, though this was due to a shortage of available payment funds rather than a lack of capacity to use them.
- The adoption of this budget will reduce the GNI contributions required from EU Member States by 1,005 million euros.
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