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The 2009 Brazilian federal budget was submitted to the National Congress of Brazil by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on August 27, 2008^[1].

Contents 1 Total receipts 2 Total expenses 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Total receipts

The total receipts for fiscal year 2009 are estimated at US$657.9 billion.^[2][3]

• Primary receipts: $258.9 billion
  • $157.8 billion - Federal taxes and tributes
  • $43.6 billion - Social security contributions
  • $57.5 billion - Other
• Financial income: $399 billion

Total income: $657.9 billion

[edit] Total expenses

The total expenses for 2009 amount to US$657.9 billion.^[2][3]

• Mandatory spending: $541 billion
  • $49.9 billion - Payroll
  • $20.8 billion - Social security
  • $345.7 billion - Public debt amortization
  • $69.7 billion - Public debt interest
  • $17.5 billion - Investments
  • $14 billion - Reserve
  • $23.4 billion - Other financial expenses
• Discretionary spending: $116.9 billion

Total expenses: $657.9 billion

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Chamber of Deputies 2008 Budget Portal
• Federal Senate Federal Budget Portal
• Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management - Federal Budget Secretary (SOF)