The State Is Failing to Stabilize Public Finances, the Sao Warned.

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The Czech Republic is unable to stabilize its public finances and its debt is growing unstoppably. Despite the economic recovery last year, state spending is growing faster than revenue and the state debt has approached the 3.7 trillion crown mark. Due to high mandatory spending, the state will not be able to respond to crises, warned the Supreme Audit Office (SAO), which published its annual report for 2025 on Monday.

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Prague - Last year, public finances were not fundamentally stabilized. Although state budget revenues and the entire economy grew, expenditures grew faster. The government significantly exceeded the planned budget deficit. State debt continued to grow and approached 3.7 trillion crowns. Moreover, the high share of mandatory expenditures increases the vulnerability of public finances in the long term and reduces the state's resilience to future c…