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Government budget and revenue in Valencian Community, Spain: official figures

The consolidated 2026 budget of the Valencian Community totals €32.23 billion, 4th largest of 17 regional budgets and 11.5% of the combined budgets of the 17 autonomous communities; it is 1.8% down on 2025.

Regional budget 2026 (total spending)
€32.23 billion
2026

Does the Valencian Community have a budget deficit?

The 2026 budget of the Valencian Community plans a non-financial deficit of €231 million, equal to 0.14% of regional GDP (9th strongest balance of 17); the 17 communities together plan a surplus of €3.39 billion, 0.2% of GDP.

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How much does the Valencian Community spend on public sector salaries?

Non-financial revenue in the Valencian Community's 2026 budget is €24.74 billion and non-financial spending €24.97 billion; staff costs take 40.1% of that spending (6th highest of 17) and real investment 4.8%.

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How much tax does the Valencian Community collect?

Tax revenue (direct and indirect taxes) in the Valencian Community's 2026 budget is €18.88 billion, 4th largest of 17; its share of personal income tax (IRPF) is budgeted at €7.64 billion and its share of VAT at €5.86 billion.

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How much debt does the Valencian Community pay each year?

Debt service (interest plus repayments) takes €8.38 billion in the Valencian Community's 2026 budget, 26.0% of total spending, against 14.8% across all communities; the budget plans new borrowing of €7.49 billion and repayments of €7.22 billion.

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How much does the Valencian Community raise from inheritance tax?

Among the taxes the Valencian Community sets itself, the 2026 budget expects €278 million from inheritance and gift tax, €214 million from wealth tax and €2.63 billion from property transfer and stamp duty (ITP-AJD).

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How Valencian Community compares with other autonomous communities

Regional government budget, 2026 (total spending, € billion) (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 4 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionRegional government budget, 2026 (total spending, € billion)
1Andalusia€46.47bn
2Catalonia€45.96bn
3Madrid€33.27bn
4Valencian Community€32.23bn
5Basque Country€17.33bn
6Galicia€16.33bn
7Castilla y León€13.48bn
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Planned non-financial budget balance, 2026 (% of regional GDP) (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 9 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionPlanned non-financial budget balance, 2026 (% of regional GDP)
6Castilla-La Mancha+0.11%
7Aragón+0.01%
8Madrid-0.01%
9Valencian Community-0.14%
10Basque Country-0.46%
11Navarre-0.59%
12Andalusia-0.82%
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Debt service (interest and repayments), share of the 2026 budget (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 1 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionDebt service (interest and repayments), share of the 2026 budget
1Valencian Community26.0%
2Catalonia24.8%
3Murcia18.0%
4Aragón15.2%
5Castilla-La Mancha15.1%
6Castilla y León13.2%
7Balearic Islands12.3%
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