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Latest Public Finance news from Madeira and Funchal.
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Order No. 414/2026 authorizes an expense of 13,191.24 euros for the renewal of the lease contract for two units in the 'Duas Palmeiras' Building in Machico.
An ordinance amends the budgetary allocations of a housing investment program, authorizing a maximum expenditure of 44.4 million euros for 2026.
Ordinance No. 400/2026 changes the unit rates of the Tax on Petroleum and Energy Products (ISP) for gasoline and diesel in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, coming into force on August 17.
Ordinance No. 399/2026 amends the budget for housing investments, allowing a maximum expenditure of 43.7 million euros for the 2026 fiscal year.
The Regional Budget and Treasury Directorate has published Provisional Account No. 3/2026, presenting the financial results of the Autonomous Region of Madeira for the period from January 1 to September 30, 2025.
The Regional Finance Secretariat has published the updated maps I to VIII of the Autonomous Region of Madeira's Budget for 2025, reflecting the budgetary changes made until the end of the year.
Ordinance No. 389/2026 authorizes the redistribution of budgetary charges up to 52.2 million euros to finance eligible and non-eligible investments under the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The Final Account No. 1/2026 of the Madeira Autonomous Region, reporting on the budget execution for the year 2025, has been published in the Official Journal.
The Legislative Assembly approved the budgetary programming framework setting spending limits for the next five years, totalling over 14.8 billion euros.
Rectification Statement No. 22/2026 corrects a budgetary classification inaccuracy for a PRR-funded project managed by the Madeira Institute for Business Development.
The Autonomous Region of Madeira collected 865 million euros in budget revenue and executed 897.10 million in public expenditure in the first half of 2026.
The Regional Secretariat of Finance has published the updated revenue and expenditure maps for the Autonomous Region of Madeira's 2026 Transitional Budget, reflecting budgetary changes up to June 29.