Budget of Drumagh

Tax, spending, and the annual surplus or deficit they produce.

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Under an IMF programme IMF

Budget policy is locked under IMF conditions until the country's debt recovers. In return, debt is serviced at a discounted 5.0% a year.

Balanced budgets

Every proposed budget must run a surplus β€” no structural deficit.

Tax floor

Every tax band must be at least 40%.

Progress out of the programme Debt / GDP 614.7% Β· recovery line 100%

The programme ends once debt / GDP falls to 100% and stays there.

Annual Budget

National debt decreases by $55.1bn a year ($4.6bn a month)

Annual Taxes

Earning band Tax rate Tax take
Personal income tax: Low earners 49% $16.6bn
Personal income tax: Medium earners 55% $83.3bn
Personal income tax: High earners 61% $131.8bn
Personal income tax: Elite earners 61% $25.7bn
Total $257.3bn
Decision income: Digital services levy $5.9bn
Total after exceptional items $263.2bn

Annual Spending

Category % of budget Budget
Social Welfare 7.3% $3.0bn
Retirement 7.3% $3.0bn
Healthcare 8.5% $3.5bn
Education 24.3% $10.0bn
Housing 6.1% $2.5bn
Justice, Police & Internal Security 7.3% $3.0bn
Defence 5.3% $2.2bn
Environment & Climate 0.0% $0.0bn
Business Support 20.6% $8.5bn
Arts, Culture & Media 1.2% $0.5bn
Foreign Aid 0.0% $0.0bn
Roads & Highways 4.3% $1.8bn
Public Transport & Rail 3.5% $1.4bn
Energy Infrastructure 2.6% $1.1bn
Ports & Airports 1.7% $0.7bn
Total Budgeted Spending 100.0% $41.2bn
Budget as a % of tax take 16.0%
Decision expenditure: National AI programme $30.7bn
Total after exceptional items $71.9bn

Tax and Spend Flows

How tax, interest, and borrowing feed spending categories β€” hover a bar for the annual figure.

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