Parliament approves 2026 supplementary budget

The Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) has passed the government-initiated supplementary budget law for 2026, which will reduce state revenues by €24 million. Simultaneously, expenditures are set to increase by €4.4 million, while the financing transactions budget will grow by €37.9 million.

The Riigikogu has passed the government-initiated 2026 supplementary budget law (910 SE), which brings about several changes to the state's financial picture.

According to the supplementary budget, state revenues will decrease by a total of €24 million. On the expenditure side, a €4.4 million increase is planned, while investments will decrease by €1.5 million.

The most significant change concerns the financing transactions budget, which will grow by €37.9 million. This indicates that the state intends to take on additional borrowing or otherwise restructure its financial obligations.

A supplementary budget is a document that supplements the state's main budget and is used to cover changes that occur during the ongoing budget year, for example in the event of unexpected revenue decline or the need for additional expenditures.