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Правительство Армении представило обновленный госбюджет-2010.


Правительство Армении представило сегодня на утверждение парламента обновленный вариант проекта государственного бюджета страны на 2010 год.

Выступая на пленарном заседании парламента, министр финансов Армении Тигран Давтян заявил, что представленный документ заметно отличается от прежнего варианта, как по части доходов, так и расходов. Так, доходная часть выросла на 65,5 млрд. драмов и составила 742 млрд. драмов, а расходная - на 75,8 млрд. драмов и достигла 935,5 млрд. драмов. Дефицит госбюджета составит 193,4 млрд. драмов (6% ВВП), что на 10,4 млрд. драмов больше прежнего показателя. Рост ВВП по-прежнему прогнозируется на уровне 1,2%. По его словам, от парламентариев поступило около 500 предложений и многие из них нашли свое отображение в дополненном законопроекте.

Рост доходов госбюджета планируется обеспечить в основном посредством улучшением налогового администрирования (на 35 млрд. драмов). В 2010 году в рамках программы “Вызовы тысячелетия” будут проведены работы в сферах водоснабжения и ирригации. Планируется увеличить расходы на оборону (на 19,4 млрд. драмов до 131 млрд. драмов) и на строительство школ (на 5 млрд. драмов до 5,4 млрд. драмов). В бюджете заложены 1,7 млрд. драмов на возвращение рублевых вкладов граждан Армении.

Министр финансов заявил, что госбюджет удалось увеличить и за счет грантов и кредитов, полученных от иностранных доноров. В частности, кредит от ЕС в размере €65 млн. и грант в размере €35 млн., по его словам, будут предоставлены на достаточно льготных условиях. Эти суммы пока не отображены в госбюджете и после их получения правительство в 2010 году внесет соответствующие поправки в госбюджет, который приблизится 1 трлн. драмов, заявил Тигран Давтян.

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