The federal government’s financial statements

The state financial statements provide a detailed overview of actual receipts, expenditure, investments and debt in the previous year. They are published annually and serve as a basis for the Confederation's budgetary control and financial planning.

The consolidated annual financial statements present the overall view of the Federal Administration's finances. In addition to the statement of financial performance and the statement of financial position, they contain a consolidated view of the separate accounts and the spun-off entities.