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Kosovo fiscal and social welfare reporting
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Recent reports from Kosovo highlight various aspects of the nation’s public finances and social spending. Data from the Kosovo Agency of Statistics for September 2026 details significant social welfare distributions, including over 13.5 million euros in distributions. Specifically, child benefits benefit schemes saw 374,652 children receiving a total of 13,537,935 euros. Pension distributions included 27,614,160 euros for 172,721 basic age pension beneficiaries and approximately 39 million 11,673,749.40 euros combined for various 47,738 contributory age pension schemes. Additional recipients. Other notable disbursements were noted for September 2026 include 7,840,105.60 euros for 39,699 war veterans, veterans and 3,753,648.56 euros for the families of martyrs, martyrs and war invalids. Additionally, 21,644 individuals with disabilities. disabilities received 3,576,450 euros in pensions. Concurrently, the Auditor General of Kosovo, Vlora Spanca, released an annual audit report for 2025. The report indicates that total state debt has exceeded 1.8 billion euros, representing a 4.6 percent increase from the previous year. While the budget deficit remained within legal limits, the National Audit Office issued a qualified opinion due to issues such as the improper classification of 77.4 million euros in spending. The findings prompted debate between the Auditor General and the Public Finance Oversight Commission regarding the objectivity of the report.
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- 2026-10-25 11:03 UTC Kosovo fiscal and social welfare reporting
- 2026-10-23 21:41 UTC Kosovo fiscal and social welfare reporting
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