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Decreased surplus
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Government revenue and expenditure. Taxes, petroleum revenue, social benefits, public road and railway investments. Government revenue from the petroleum sector declined by NOK 35 billion in 2014.

General government revenue and expenditure, 2014

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Decreased surplus

General government revenue and expenditure has been revised with updated data for 2013 and 2014. Both tax revenue and surplus have been adjusted down compared to the previous release.

General government. Revenue, expenditure and net lending/borrowing. Accrued values. NOK millionPublished 26 November 2015
20102011201220132014
General government revenue1 433 2831 580 5951 664 6771 662 5781 699 506
General government expenditure1 148 1341 205 1221 254 1271 331 2461 416 584
Net lending/borrowing (-)285 149375 474410 551331 332282 922
 
Central government net lending/borrowing307 581394 979427 676354 512306 271
Local government net lending/borrowing-22 432-19 505-17 126-23 180-23 349

Source: Statistics Norway

Tax revenues in 2013 and 2014 are revised down by NOK 6 billion and NOK 15 billion respectively. As a result, government surplus now amounts to NOK 283 billion in 2014 – almost NOK 50 billion less than in 2013.

For a more detailed description of general government revenue and expenditure in 2014, see the previous article.