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  1. 💶🌍 ECA Annual Report on the #EUfinances: the EU’s rising debt burden could weigh heavily on future budgets.

    ⚠️ #EUborrowing could reach €1 trillion by 2027, largely due to #NGEU, while interest costs alone for NGEU non-repayable support over 2028-2034 could be as much as €93 billion.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  2. 💶🌍 ECA Annual Report on the #EUfinances: under the #RRF, EU countries receive funds for achieving predefined milestones or targets. Of the 37 RRF grant payments made to member states in 2025, 9 did not comply with the stipulated rules and conditions.

    ⚠️ The auditors issued a qualified opinion on #RRFexpenditure.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  3. 💶🌍 ECA Annual Report on #EUfinances: for traditional #EUbudget spending, errors were both significant and widespread. For the 7th consecutive year, we issue an adverse opinion on #EUspending.

    ⚠️ The highest error rates were in #cohesion funding, which supports jobs, growth and regional development, and in spending on #agriculture and the #environment.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  4. Today, ECA President Tony Murphy and Reporting Member Jan Gregor presented the 2025 Annual Report on the #EUfinances before the European Parliament's Committee on Budgetary Control (CONT) at their extraordinary meeting in Strasbourg.

    The presentation was followed by a hearing with Commissioner Piotr Serafin.

    🎥 Watch the presentation: multimedia.europarl.europa.eu/

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

    📷 © European Union. Source: European Parliament

  5. 📢 The estimated level of error in #EUspending remains too high, according to the European Court of Auditors’ Annual Report on the #EUfinances for 2025. 💶🌍

    This matters for citizens, because weak spending checks can undermine confidence that funds reach eligible projects and deliver the intended results. It also matters for policy makers, as negotiations are continuing on the EU’s next long-term budget for 2028-2034.

  6. 💶 Revenue. 💰 Spending. 📊 Debt. What is the state of the EU’s finances?

    👉 Find out on 8 October in our upcoming Annual Report on the EU finances.

    #EUfinances #EUbudget

  7. europesays.com/uk/958542/ EU funds: Germany and other countries call for stricter sanctions on violations of the rule of law • Table.Briefings #EU #EUFinances #Europe #European #MFR #RuleOfLaw

  8. Frozen EU funds: Magyar travels to Brussels • Table.Briefings

    Péter Magyar will meet with the European Commission president next Wednesday to discuss frozen EU funds for Hungary.…
    #Belgium #BE #Europe #Europa #EU #België #belgien #Belgique #belgium #corruption #EUBudget #EUfinances #fiscalpolicy #hungary #MFR #Nachrichten #Nieuws #Nouvelles #RuleofLaw
    europesays.com/2948187/

  9. 💶🌍 Annual Report on #EUfinances: the @EUauditors highlight risks posed by the growing debt burden from borrowing obligations and the implications of these for future #EUbudgets and action.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  10. 💶🌍 Annual Report on #EUfinances: The estimated level of error in spending from the #EUbudget has decreased, but it remains a concern.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  11. 💶🌍 Annual Report on #EUfinances: the estimated level of error on #EUbudget expenditure for 2024 was both material and pervasive. @EUauditors have thus issued an adverse opinion on the EU’s spending for the 6th consecutive year.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  12. 📢 Errors in #EUspending persist while #debt burden increases, according to the @EUauditors Annual Report on the #EUfinances for 2024. 💶🌍

    ⚠️ The level of #error in EU budget spending in 2024 is estimated at 3.6%.
    ⚠️ The EU’s COVID recovery mechanism is also affected by irregular payments and systemic #weaknesses.
    ⚠️ A growing debt burden poses #risks to future EU budgets.

    🔗 Read the full report 👇
    eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  13. 📅 Mark your calendars: On 9 October, at 00:01 CEST, the @EUauditors will publish its Annual Report on the #EUfinances for 2024, highlighting both progress and persistent challenges in the management of #EUfunds.

  14. 🎉 Marking a milestone: #50years of the European Court of Auditors!

    The ECA was established on 22 July 1975 under the Treaty of Brussels and, for almost five decades, has contributed to improving EU financial management and ensuring that #EUfunds are used in the best interests of #EUcitizens.

    As the EU’s independent external auditor and the guardian of #EUfinances, we remain committed to #accountability, #transparency, and #publictrust.

    📸 © European Union

  15. 📗 #ECAJournal | What’s next for the #EUfinances?

    The editorial by Anna Zygierewicz introduces the latest edition of ECA Journal focused on the post-2027 #MFF, with insights from researchers, audit institutions, #EUauditors Members & staff.

    📖 Read more: eca.europa.eu/ECAPublications/

  16. 📗 Brand new edition of the #ECAJournal is out now!

    This issue focuses on #accountability and future priorities of #EUfinances, including the long-term #EUbudget beyond 2027. 🌍💶

    🔗 Read the magazine online: eca.europa.eu/en/publications/

  17. We are leading the way in reporting misuse of EU funds to European institutions. In fact, 17% of all reports come from Poland, showing that our institutions are working hard to combat corruption and abuse of EU funds.

    Not only that, but we have also made significant progress in reducing the so-called "VAT hole" in our budget. In just seven years, our government has doubled the revenue from VAT, and we have reduced the rate from 24% to 4%. This is a great example for other European institutions to follow, as we are showing how to effectively fight corruption and financial abuse.

    So here are some concrete proposals I would like to suggest:

    1. European institutions should follow Poland's lead in combating corruption and misuse of EU funds.
    2. The "VAT hole" should be addressed through stricter regulations and better enforcement.
    3. More resources should be devoted to investigating and prosecuting cases of corruption and financial abuse.
    4. There should be greater transparency and accountability in the use of EU funds.

    #CombatCorruption #EUFinances #TransparencyMatters #BetterGovernance

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