Assessments

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2024 as well as the draft multi-annual financial programming law for 2023-2027

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment has been prepared on the basis of the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2023".

In accordance with the tasks conferred to it under article 8, point b), of the law of 12 July 2014 on the coordination and governance of public finances, as amended (law of 12 July 2014, as amended), the National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) presents its assessment of the accuracy of forecast of macroeconomic and budgetary data. An English-language executive summary of the assessment can be

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2023 as well as the draft multi-annual financial programming law for 2022-2026.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment has been prepared on the basis of the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2022".

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) presents its analysis of the historical evolution of the main general government revenues. An English-language executive summary of the analysis can be downloaded through the relevant at the bottom of this page.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2022 as well as the draft multi-annual financial programming law for 2021-2025.

In May 2021, the AWG of the EC has published updated demographic, economic and budgetary projections for EU member states within the framework of the AR2021. In this context, the CNFP has just published an Assessment of long-term fiscal sustainability, its third evaluation of this kind and that follows two earlier evaluations from October 2017 and June 2018.

Le Conseil national des finances publiques vient de publier son « Evaluation des finances publiques » préparée à l’occasion du Programme de stabilité et de croissance pour 2021 à 2025

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2021 as well as the draft multi-annual financial programming law for 2020-2024.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment has been prepared on the basis of the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2020...

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2020 as well as the draft multi-annual financial programming law for 2019-2023.

The CNFP - as an independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - recently adopted its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment is based on the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2019-2023" presented by the Government in late April and sent to the European Commission on 29 April.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2019 as well as the draft multiannual financial programming law for 2018-2022.

The CNFP - as an independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - recently adopted its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment is based on the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2018-2022" presented by the Government in late April and sent to the European Commission on 25 April.

In accordance with the tasks conferred to it under article 8, point b), of the law of 12 July 2014 on the coordination and governance of public finances, as amended (law of 12 July 2014, as amended), the National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) presents its assessment of the accuracy of forecast of macroeconomic and budgetary data.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2018 as well as the draft multiannual financial programming law for 2017-2021.

In application of the tasks conferred to it under the 12 July 2014 law on the coordination and governance of public finances (12 July 2014 law), the National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) presents in this document its assessment of the long-term sustainability of public finances in the face of a projected increase in age-related expenditures.

The CNFP - as an independent institution under the 12 July 2014 law - recently adopted its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". This assessment is based on the so-called "Stability and Growth Programme 2017-2021" presented by the Government in late April and sent to the European Commission on 28 April.

The National Council of Public Finance (CNFP) - the independent institution monitoring the public finances of Luxembourg - presents its latest "Assessment of Public Finances". The assessment has been prepared on the basis of the draft budget for 2017 as well as the draft multiannual financial programming law for 2016-2020.