Overview
1. Local revenue
This is collected through direct taxes (e.g. property tax) and municipal charges.
2. Other revenue sources
The municipal budget receives other revenue, mainly from Spain’s central government and the Madrid regional government, which are responsible for collecting other revenue, e.g. from VAT and income tax.
3. What is it used for?
The City Council uses the municipal budget to maintain public services and the city’s infrastructures.
Revenue and Expenditure at City of Madrid
Budget data for
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Current subtotal
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Budget indicators
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Glosario - Gross savings Gross savings
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Glosario - Net savings Net savings
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Glosario - Funding capacity or necessity Funding capacity or necessity
Data sources
- Budget data · City of Madrid
- Population data · Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE) · CSV o Excel
- Inflation data (annual average CPI for Madrid) · Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE) · CSV o Excel
Note
- Income and expenditure shown the consolidated budgets of the City of Madrid and its Autonomous Bodies.
- Inflation is adjusted in January the following year. 2024 The annual inflation rate is the year-on-year rate in December.
- The amounts that appear as budgeted correspond to those of the final budget, that is, the initial budget plus the modifications that have occurred up to the date the data was updated in the application.