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The Ministry of Finance projects that tax revenues for 2025 will reach a total of US$7,677.6 million, surpassing the estimated collection of US$6,930 million for this year.
According to Finance Minister Jerson Posada, this increase is based on projected economic growth, the positive impact of public security strategies, the booming tourism sector, and other initiatives promoted by President Nayib Bukele’s government.
The budget includes growth projections for next year, reflecting the good performance of the different economic sectors and the Ministry’s efforts to optimize revenue collection.
Through september 2024, the Treasury reported a 7% interannual growth in tax collection, which represents an additional US$382.8 million compared to the same period of the previous year, in terms of current revenues and contributions.
Posada emphasized that the 2025 budget prioritizes the execution of strategic projects, maintaining high levels of investment to continue driving the country’s economic growth. US$1,700.5 million will be allocated to the Annual Public Investment Program, an increase of US$131.9 million, equivalent to a year-over-year growth of 8.4%.
