ECA of Preview of Government Accounts | Method
State Auditors Court (ECA) unanimously approved the annual accounts of the state government of 2024. The approval was held at a special meeting attended by ECA President, Advisor Fernando Ribiro, Attorney General, Stephenson Victor and other officials. Now the document continues to analyze legal power.
Reporter Councilor Odilon Teaksira of 2024 accounts, and other advisers with his vote. He discussed the government’s results in 2024, Respect for the minimum percentage of values applied in health and education and to share the values of state taxes to municipalities.
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Teaksira pointed out that Belem was headquartered by the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 30) R $ 4.5 billion, in its own and federal government, For the installation of tasks focused on the infrastructure of the event. 2024 accounts for the group 40 recommendations To improve accountability.
Prosecutor Adriana Gauvia also said about the structural investments that serve the COP. The state has fulfilled the goal of the primary result set in the LDO and maintains the limits in relation to the staff payroll, which follows the Financial Responsibility Act (LRF). In the case of the recommendations submitted, Gauvia will be analyzed by government technicians, thereby fulfilling the aim of improving state management and strengthening the economic balance.
The results
In 2024, Para’s tax revenue reached R $ 31.877 billion, and ICMs represent 76.53%. Between 2018 and 2024, the state’s own current income increased by 125%, which rose to R $ 16.466 billion from R $ 37.298 billion. In 2024, the State General Budget provided the R. $ 21.713 billion, and performed by R $ 24.395 billion. The resources used in investment are R $ 5.610 billion in 2023 and R $ 5.330 billion in 2024, which represents 15.47% of net current and 12.93% in RCL.
In 2023, consolidated debt (DC) reached R $ 7.091 billion in 2024, R $ 8.721 billion in 2023, 19.5% in 2023, and 21.19% in 2024 compared to state net current (RCL). Net Consolidated Debt (DCL) by 2023, R $ 1.645 billion and R $ 2.953 billion in 2024.
