current portion of long-term liabilities | current maturing portion of long-term debt | current maturities | current portion of long-term debt

current portion of long-term debt [ current maturities ]

long-term liabilities | long-term debt | long-term obligations | non-current liabilities

current liability | floating liability | short-term debt | short-term liability

long-and medium-term debt [ LMT debt ]

medium-term informatics planning | permanent planning of the informatics

long and medium-term liabilities

The report shall reflect, as appropriate: (a) the developments in the medium-term economic position [.]; (b) the developments in the medium-term budgetary positions, including, in particular, the record of adjustment towards the medium-term budgetary objective, the level of the primary balance and developments in primary expenditure, both current and capital, the implementation of policies in the context of the prevention and correction of excessive macroeconomic imbalances, the implementation of policies in the context of the common growth strategy of the Union, and the overall quality of public finances, in particular the effectiveness of national budgetary frameworks; (c) the developments in the medium-term government ...[+++]debt position [.].

The report shall reflect, as appropriate: (a) the developments in the medium-term economic position [.]; (b) the developments in the medium-term budgetary positions, including, in particular, the record of adjustment towards the medium-term budgetary objective, the level of the primary balance and developments in primary expenditure, both current and capital, the implementation of policies in the context of the prevention and correction of excessive macroeconomic imbalances, the implementation of policies in the context of the common growth strategy of the Union, and the overall quality of public finances, in particular the effectiveness of national budgetary frameworks; (c) the developments in the medium-term government ...[+++]debt position [.].

Correct gross policy errors || Sets limits: - Deficit of 3% of GDP - Debt of 60% of GDP or sufficiently diminishing Definition of sufficiently diminishing = respect of debt reduction benchmark Debt reduction benchmark = reduction of 5% per year on average over 3 years of the gap to 60% taking the cycle into account or respect in the next two years (Transition period for MS in EDP at entry into force (Dec 2011) for three years after the correction of the excessive deficit.) || Minimum annual improvement of at least 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark in structural terms Possible ...[+++]extension of deadline: - If effective action has been taken and unexpected adverse economic events with major unfavourable consequences for government finances - In case of severe economic downturn in the euro area or in the Union as a whole provided that this does not endanger fiscal sustainability in the medium-term || For the euro area: Early and gradual sanction system to be activated at each stage of the EDP procedure

Requirement of a close to balance or in surplus position || Country specific MTO in structural terms: - Provide a safety margin with respect to the 3% deficit limit - Ensure rapid progress towards sustainability - Allow room for budgetary manoeuvre For euro area and ERMII MS: limits of -1% of GDP Expenditure benchmark: expenditure net of discretionary measures should grow ≤ medium-term potential GDP || 0.5% GDP as a benchmark: - More in good times - Less in bad times >0.5% if debt above 60% or if pronounced sustainability risks Temporary deviation from the adjustment path all ...[+++]owed if: - Implementation of major structural reforms with a verifiable impact on the long-term sustainability of public finances – emphasis on pension reform - Unusual event outside the control of the MS concerned with a major impact on its financial position - Severe economic downturn for the euro area or the EU as a whole provided this does not endanger medium term fiscal sustainability || Procedure for correcting significant deviation (0.5% in one year or cumulatively over 2 years from the MTO or the adjustment path it) For euro area: financial sanctions in case of repeated non-compliance (interest-bearing deposit of 0.2% of GDP)