General Government Debt and Deficit

European System of Accounts table 28 shows government debt on a quarterly basis, for general government and its sub-sectors.

European System of Accounts table 25 is a complete set of quarterly non-financial accounts of the general government sector compiled according to ESA95. Table 2501 provides a breakdown of general government expenditure (both current and capital) and Table 2502 provides a smiliar breakdown of general government revenue. Table 2502 also shows the general government net borrowing (B.9) which is the difference between total revenue and total expenditure. The quarterly data in these tables are consistent with the annual general government data in ESA table 2.

European System of Accounts table 2 is a complete set of annual non-financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. The difference between total revenue and total expenditure is the net lending/net borrowing (B.9), for both general government and the sub-sectors. At the same time B.9 is the balancing item of the capital account.

ESA Table 11 reports on annual UK Government Expenditure by Function. Three tables are produced: Central Government only, Local Government only, and General Government as a whole i.e. consolidated for central and local government. The data are broken down by function using the Classification Of Functions Of Government (COFOG). This classification system was developed by the OECD and adopted as standard in National Accounts.

The following tables are attached here: M1. Summary Table M2. General Government Gross Debt at Nominal Value M3. General Government Transactions in Maastricht Debt Instruments M4. Reconciliation of Net Borrowing with Gross Consolidated Debt at Nominal Values M5. Reconciliation of Gross Consolidated Debt at Nominal Values with ESA 95 Balance Sheets M6. Reconciliation of Transactions in Maastricht Debt Instruments with ESA95 financial account M7. Government Deficit under the Maastricht Treaty Reconciliation of versions of net borrowing M8R. Government Deficit and Debt under the Maastricht Treaty Revisions M9. Supplementary Table on the Financial Crisis

European System of Accounts table 25 is a complete set of quarterly non-financial accounts of the general government sector compiled according to ESA95. Table 2501 provides a breakdown of general government expenditure (both current and capital) and Table 2502 provides a smiliar breakdown of general government revenue. Table 2502 also shows the general government net borrowing (B.9) which is the difference between total revenue and total expenditure. The quarterly data in these tables are consistent with the annual general government data in ESA table 2.

European System of Accounts table 27 (also known as QFAGG - quarterly financial accounts of general government) is a complete set of quarterly financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. This table deals with both financial transactions and financial balance sheets.

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European System of Accounts table 27 (also known as QFAGG - quarterly financial accounts of general government) is a complete set of quarterly financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. This table deals with both financial transactions and financial balance sheets.

European System of Accounts table 2 is a complete set of annual non-financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. The difference between total revenue and total expenditure is the net lending/net borrowing (B.9), for both general government and the sub-sectors. At the same time B.9 is the balancing item of the capital account.

Tables reporting on UK Government Deficit and Debt Levels: Table 1: Reporting of government deficit/surplus and debt levels and provision of associated data. Tables 2A to 2D: Data which explain the transition between the national definitions of government balance and the deficit/surplus (EDP B.9) of each government sub-sector. Tables 3A to 3E: Data which explain the contributions of the government deficit/surplus and the other relevant factors to the variation in the government debt level, and the consolidation of debt (general government and general government subsectors). Table 4: Other data.

Tables reporting on UK Government Deficit and Debt Levels: Table 1: Reporting of government deficit/surplus and debt levels and provision of associated data. Tables 2A to 2D: Data which explain the transition between the national definitions of government balance and the deficit/surplus (EDP B.9) of each government sub-sector. Tables 3A to 3E: Data which explain the contributions of the government deficit/surplus and the other relevant factors to the variation in the government debt level, and the consolidation of debt (general government and general government subsectors). Table 4: Other data.

European System of Accounts table 2 is a complete set of annual non-financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. The difference between total revenue and total expenditure is the net lending/net borrowing (B.9), for both general government and the sub-sectors. At the same time B.9 is the balancing item of the capital account.

European System of Accounts table 28 shows government debt on a quarterly basis, for general government and its sub-sectors.

Tables reporting on UK Government Deficit and Debt Levels: Table 1: Reporting of government deficit/surplus and debt levels and provision of associated data. Tables 2A to 2D: Data which explain the transition between the national definitions of government balance and the deficit/surplus (EDP B.9) of each government sub-sector. Tables 3A to 3E: Data which explain the contributions of the government deficit/surplus and the other relevant factors to the variation in the government debt level, and the consolidation of debt (general government and general government subsectors). Table 4: Other data.

European System of Accounts table 27 (also known as QFAGG - quarterly financial accounts of general government) is a complete set of quarterly financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. This table deals with both financial transactions and financial balance sheets.

ESA Table 11 reports on annual UK Government Expenditure by Function. Three tables are produced: Central Government only, Local Government only, and General Government as a whole i.e. consolidated for central and local government. The data are broken down by function using the Classification Of Functions Of Government (COFOG). This classification system was developed by the OECD and adopted as standard in National Accounts.

European System of Accounts table 28 shows government debt on a quarterly basis, for general government and its sub-sectors.

ESA Table 11 reports on annual UK Government Expenditure by Function. Three tables are produced: Central Government only, Local Government only, and General Government as a whole i.e. consolidated for central and local government. The data are broken down by function using the Classification Of Functions Of Government (COFOG). This classification system was developed by the OECD and adopted as standard in National Accounts.

European System of Accounts table 2 is a complete set of annual non-financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. The difference between total revenue and total expenditure is the net lending/net borrowing (B.9), for both general government and the sub-sectors. At the same time B.9 is the balancing item of the capital account.

European System of Accounts table 27 (also known as QFAGG - quarterly financial accounts of general government) is a complete set of quarterly financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. This table deals with both financial transactions and financial balance sheets.

European System of Accounts (Detailed Tax and Social Contributions Questionnaire) is also known as the National Tax List. It contains a complete set of taxes and social contributions for general government and its sub-sectors by name and economic function of each tax or social contribution.

European System of Accounts table 28 shows government debt on a quarterly basis, for general government and its sub-sectors.

Tables reporting on UK Government Deficit and Debt Levels: Table 1: Reporting of government deficit/surplus and debt levels and provision of associated data. Tables 2A to 2D: Data which explain the transition between the national definitions of government balance and the deficit/surplus (EDP B.9) of each government sub-sector. Tables 3A to 3E: Data which explain the contributions of the government deficit/surplus and the other relevant factors to the variation in the government debt level, and the consolidation of debt (general government and general government subsectors). Table 4: Other data.

European System of Accounts table 2 is a complete set of annual non-financial accounts of the general government sector and its sub-sectors compiled according to ESA95. The difference between total revenue and total expenditure is the net lending/net borrowing (B.9), for both general government and the sub-sectors. At the same time B.9 is the balancing item of the capital account.