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On November 15, the Croatian Government sent the Parliament a revision of the state budget for 2012. Revenues for 2012, after the revision, came to 110.3 billion kuna (1.4 billion more than had been planned), and expenditure to 120.3 billion kuna (or 1.5 billion more than had been planned). The budget deficit now comes to about 10 billion kuna, which is 94 million kuna more than was planned earlier (Table 1). Since revenues and expenditures rose by similar amounts, the revision did not have any very significant impact on the state budget deficit.

The Revision of the Croatian State Budget for 2012 : Why are the expenditures of the State Budget rising?