Norway: budget revenue of the central government by main entry

How much income was the Norwegian government expecting in 2022? The total budget revenue of the central government in Norway for 2022 had a value of roughly 1,559 billion Norwegian kroner. The expected surplus extraction from the state petroleum operations alone amounted to approximately 96 billion Norwegian kroner, whereas other depreciations and revenues from the state's petroleum operations were set to another 25 billion Norwegian kroner. Petroleum activities did not amount to the biggest part of the Norwegian government budget, though. Considering the income due to different kinds of transfers (combined amounting to 1,415 billion Norwegian kroner), the biggest budgetary item was income from tax revenues, set at 959 billion Norwegian kroner for 2022. Given these high numbers, how did the Norwegian government plan to use the high revenues? You can see the Norwegian government's budgeted expenditures for 2022 here.

Budget revenue of the central government in Norway in 2022, by main entry (in million NOK)

Characteristic	Revenue in million NOK
Total revenue	1,558,996
Sales revenue	20,616
Operating surplus extraction of petroleum	95,500
Depreciation etc. extraction of petroleum	24,900
Depreciation etc. other central government enterprises	1,650
Other revenue from fixed capital formation	1,044
Total transfers	1,415,286
Tax revenue	959,351
Members' contributions National Insurance Scheme	163,833
Employers' contributions National Insurance Scheme	214,157
Interest and dividends	56,030
Transfers from other state accounts	25
Transfers from municipalities and county authorities	2,475
Transfers from the central bank	10,113
Other transfers	9,302