Unlocking Budget Surplus: Resolving Challenges in Utilizing Previous Year’s Revenue to Supplement Future Budget Reserves

The government has issued Resolution No. 66.5/2025/NQ-CP, addressing the resolution of bottlenecks in utilizing the central budget’s surplus revenue from the previous year to supplement the central budget reserve for the following year.

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The government resolves obstacles in utilizing surplus budget revenue from the previous year to supplement the contingency budget for the following year.

The resolution outlines the process of addressing challenges in using the central government’s surplus budget revenue from the previous year to supplement the central government’s contingency budget for the next year. This ensures proactive and timely allocation of resources to handle unforeseen tasks and implement Party resolutions.

This regulation applies to all agencies, organizations, and individuals involved in utilizing the central government’s surplus budget revenue from the previous year to supplement the central government’s contingency budget for the following year.

According to Clause 1, Article 10 of the State Budget Law, the state budget contingency is allocated at 2% to 5% of the total expenditure of each budget level. This excludes transfers from higher-level budgets to balance lower-level budgets and targeted supplements from higher-level budgets to lower-level budgets, if applicable.

The resolution clarifies that the central government’s surplus revenue from the previous year may be used to increase the contingency budget for the following year, within the limits specified in Clause 1, Article 10 of the State Budget Law.

The government decides on the use of the central government’s surplus revenue from the previous year to supplement the contingency budget for the following year, as stipulated. The results are reported to the Standing Committee of the National Assembly and presented to the National Assembly at the nearest session.

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