General Government deficit 2013

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General Government deficit 2013 March 31th 2014

General Government balance 2013 Net lending/borrowing ( % of GDP) 2011* 2012 2013 (A) 2013 Target Central Government. Excluding Financial Sector assistance: -5.27-5.20-5.49-5.20 Central Government + Autonomous bodies -5.20-4,21-4.33-3.80 Social Security -0.07-0.99-1.16-1.40 Social Security system -0.22-0.87-1.19 State Public Employment Service 0.23-0.03 0.11 Wages Guarantee Fund -0.09-0.09-0.08 Regional Governments -3.41-1.86-1.54-1.30 Local governments -0.39 0.22 0.41 0.00 General Government. Excluding Financial Sector assistance -9.07-6.84-6.62-6.50 Financial Sector assistance 0.49 3.80 0.46 General Government including Financial Sector assistance -9.56-10.63-7.08 *Data Excl. Settlements of the funding System in favor of the Central Government and Financial Sector One-Offs 2011 ( Including both data, deficit will be: -3.48 Central Government, -5.23 Regional Governments, -0.79 Local Governments). (A) Advance Source: IGAE 2

General Government balance 2013 Net lending / borrowing EDP ( Million ) Target (June 2013) Result (March 2014) Difference Deficit/GDP -6.50-6.62 Deficit (M ) -68,340-67,755 585 Nominal GDP (M ) 1,051,387 1,022,988-28,399 * Consolidated General Government Budget Balance excluding financial sector One-Offs: 454 billion Source: IGAE 3

Net lending/borrowing by institutional sector (% of GDP) *2011, 2012 and 2013 Net of financial sector One-Offs Source: INE; Ministry of Finance and Public Administration Quartery data (% of QGDP) 2012 average 2013 average 1Q2012 2Q2012 3Q2012 4Q2012 1Q2013 2Q2013 3Q2013 4Q2013 Net lending(+) vis á vis ROW -0.6 1.5-5.2-1.0 1.1 2.5-1.2 2.0 2.3 3.0 4

Positive effects of fiscal consolidation Primary deficit *(% of GDP), risk premium and GDP *Net of financial sector One-offs. 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Source: IGAE Structural Primary Balance -6.6-4.9-3.3-0.8 1.1 Structural Primary Adjustment -3.2 1.7 1.6 2.5 1.9 Structural Adjustment 1.56 Structural Adjustment required by the EC 1.1 5

Central Government and Social Security Budget Balance Central Government balance 2013 Net lending (+) / Borrowing (-) EDP % of GDP 2011 2012 2013 (A) Central Government. Excl. Financial sector assistance -5.27-5.20-5.49 Central Government + Autonomous Bodies -5.20-4.21-4.33 Social Security -0.07-0.99-1.16 SAVING ON INTERESTS (Million ) +8,800 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TRANSFERS (Million ) State Public Employment Service -5,893 Environmental Investment, R&D -373 Budget consolidation of the Ministry of infrastructure development* -1,617 Amended Budget of the European Union -837 Loan to Greece - 324 TOTAL -9,044 STATE TRANSFERS SOCIAL SECURITY (million ) STATE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 16,396 TOTAL 29,797 SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM (Non-contributive and minimum pensions, etc.) 13,401 (supplements to minimum pensions 7,895) *Budget consolidation of the M.of infrastructure development includes 1,617M of 2013 accrued expenses with no budget coverage. In addition, General Government Budget2013 attended 2,800M expenses from previous exercises, and charged to 2011 and 2012 budget exercises. 6

Fiscal Consolidation Primary expenditure and revenue, (% of GDP) Source: IGAE, Ministry of Finance and Public Administration. 7

A more austere government: public consumption, public sector employees Public Consumption (y-o-y % change) Public sector employees (millions) Source: INE, CN IVTR Source: INE, EPA IVTR 8

Net lending/borrowing EDP ( % of GDP) General Government balance 2014 January 2013 January 2014 Central Government* -0.44-0.33 Central Government + Autonomous Bodies -0.69-0.56 Social Security 0.25 0.23 Regional Governments -0.09-0.14 Local Governments - - TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT -0.53-0.47 *No Financial Aid was granted in 2014. Homogeneous data, excluding advance payments to territorial Governments. Source: IGAE 9

Total Tax revenues (millions and y-o-y % change) Evolution of Tax revenues 2011 2012 Change 12-11 % 12/11 2013 Change 13-12 % 13/12 PERSONAL INCOME TAX 69,803 70,619 816 1.2% 69,951-668 -0.9% CORPORATE TAX 16,611 21,435 4,824 29.0% 19,945-1,490-7.0% Payments on account Big corporations and groups 7,626 11,636 52.6% 14,692 26.3% SMEs 1,872 1,758-6.1% 1,485-15.5% Other 136 215 121 Total 9,634 13,609 41.3% 16,298 19.8% OTHER 2,158 3,027 869 40.3% 3,154 127 4.2% CHAPTER I.- DIRECT TAXES 88,572 95,081 6,509 7.3% 93,050-2,031-2.1% VAT TAX 49,302 50,464 1,162 2.4% 51,931 1,467 2.9% EXCISE TAXES 18,983 18,210-773 -4.1% 19,073 863 4.7% OTHER 2,965 2,920-45 -1.5% 2,721-199 -6.8% CHAPTER II.- INDIRECT TAXES 71,250 71,594 344 0.5% 73,725 2,131 3.0% CHAPTER III.- OTHER TAX REVENUES 1,938 1,892-46 -2.4% 2,072 180 9.5% TOTAL TAX REVENUES 161,760 168,567 6,807 4.2% 168,847 281 0.2% Source: AEAT 10

Evolution of Tax Bases TAX BASES OF THE MAIN TAXES IN ACCRUAL TERMS y-o-y % change 2011 2012 2013 III.12 IV.12 I.13 II.13 III.13 IV.13 Tax bases -2.7-2.8-1.9-0.5-4.2-5.0-4.9-2.4 4.4 On Income -1.5-2.3 0.5 0.1-4.1-0.7-3.2-0.1 5.5 On expenditure -4.3-3.4-5.1-1.4-4.5-10.2-6.9-5.7 2.8 Gross Household Income 0.4-4.2-1.7-3.8-7.5-3.7-3.2-2.1 2.2 Tax Base of Corporate Tax -15.0 14.2 15.9 15.1 32.3 22.1-6.3 30.1 Final expenses subject to VAT -5.8-4.5-5.0-2.3-5.8-10.8-7.6-5.5 4.4 Expenses subject to Excise duties Source: Tax collection monthly report. February 2014. Tax Agency 4.0 1.6-5.3 2.3 2.1-7.3-3.3-6.5-4.2 11

Total Tax Revenues (million and y-o-y % change) Evolution of Tax revenues at the beginning of 2014 January February period 2013 2014 change 14-13 % 14/13 PERSONAL INCOME TAX 14,029 15,489 1,460 10.4% VAT 11,610 13,058 1,448 12.5% EXCISE DUTIES 2,990 3,347 357 11.9% TOTAL TAX INCOME 27,395 29,452 2,057 7.5% Tax revenues SMEs and self-employed (y-o-y % change) Quarterly period 1Q13 2Q13 3Q13 4Q13 1Q14 Wage withholding Tax -3.9-2.1-1.7-1.5 4.6 Gross VAT -4.6-0.2 4.4 0.1 6.0 Installment payments PERSONAL INCOME TAX -11.8-10.9-7.7-3.6 6.0 CORPORATE TAX -11.0-17.5 Total -11.8-11.0-7.7-13.5 6.0 Source: AEAT 12

Recovery in Tax revenues Real GDP growth and Tax revenues (y-o-y % change) Source: AEAT Homogenous Tax Revenues y-o-y % change 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Feb. 2014-17.3-10.4 1.1 1.9 3.7 6.4 13

Regional Governments Budget Balance 2013 Net lending/borrowing (% of regional GDP) CCAA 2011 2012 2013 Target 2013 Andalucia -3.48-2.07-1.55-1.58 Aragon -2.67-1.46-2.06-1.30 Asturias -3.62-1.01-1.06-1.06 Balearics Islands -4.30-1.84-1.28-1.47 Canary Islands -1.54-1.11-1.00-1.20 Cantabria -3.70-1.52-1.00-1.13 Castille-La Mancha* -7.99-1.54-2.13-1.30 Castille and Leon -2.58-1.39-1.10-1.27 Catalonia -4.15-2.23-1.96-1.58 Extremadura -4.77-1.03-0.99-1.00 Galicia -2.21-1.28-1.10-1.20 Madrid -1.93-1.06-1.01-1.07 Murcia** -4.72-3.18-3.17-1.59 Navarra*** -2.58-1.73-1.55-1.20 La Rioja -1.45-1.16-1.04-1.06 Valencia -5.15-3.94-2.33-1.60 Basque Country -2.73-1.46-1.08-1.20 Total Regional Governments -3.41-1.86-1.54-1.30 *This regional government has had significant Non-recurrent expenses in 2013. **Murcia shall deduct extraordinary expenditure due to the earthquake in Lorca amounting to 21M, 18M and 26M respectively in 2011,2012 and 2013 so the resulting deficits will be -4.46%, -3.11% and -3.07% respectively in 2011,2012 and 2013, for stability target. Besides this Regional government has had significant Non-recurrent expenses which are included in the deficit non deductible. ***This Regional Government has had an adjustment in the public accrued revenue in 2013. Source: IGAE, Ministry of Finance and Public Administration 14

Local Governments Budget Balance 2013 Net lending (+) / borrowing (-) EDP, % of GDP 2011 2012 2013 (A) Difference 2013-2012 Local Entities -0.39 0.22 0.41 0.19 Source: IGAE (thousand ) 2011 2012 2013 Difference 2013-2012 NON FINANCIAL BUDGET BALANCE NON FINANCIAL BUDGET BALANCE NON FINANCIAL BUDGET BALANCE NON FINANCIAL BUDGET BALANCE Barcelona 69,905 120,103 284,516 164,413 Madrid 195,169 859,832 1,163,575 303,743 Málaga -1,536 39,995 73,289 33,294 Sevilla -32,630 66,561 104,989 38,428 Valencia -25,186 7,541 116,684 109,143 Zaragoza -2,669-45,766 81,751 127,517 Total 203,051 1.048,266 1,824,804 776,538 Source: Ministry of Finance and Public Administration 15