State deputies approved the 2027 Budget Guidelines Law project during the plenary session this Wednesday (15) Eduardo Maia / ALRN The Legislative Assembly of Rio Grande do Norte (ALRN) approved, this Wednesday (15), Bill No. 247/2026, which establishes the guidelines for the preparation and execution of the 2027 state budget. year, disregarding resources from the Social Security Regime (RPPS). ? The LDO is what guides how the RN government will plan and spend public money in 2027, defining fiscal goals, priorities and rules for the use of resources by the three Powers. ? Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp The text was unanimously approved with 20 amendments presented by the Finance and Inspection Commission (CFF). Among the main changes is the reduction from 20% to 15% of the limit for reallocating budget allocations by the Executive Branch. Transparency The approved amendments also expand the mechanisms for transparency and oversight of public accounts. Among the measures approved are: early disclosure of tax reports that support public hearings provided for in the Fiscal Responsibility Law; direct access by control bodies to the Integrated Fiscal Planning and Management System (SIGEF/RN), in compliance with data protection standards; publication, on the Transparency Portal, of all stages of the execution of parliamentary amendments, from programming to payment. According to the project, of the R$22.7 billion forecast for 2027, R$22.2 billion corresponds to primary revenues. Of this total, R$21.9 billion are current revenues and R$386 million are capital revenues. Current transfers represent the main source of expected revenue, with R$11.4 billion, followed by taxes, fees and improvement contributions, estimated at R$9.6 billion. Other current primary revenues should total R$786.4 million. The project also estimates R$3.7 billion in revenue from the Own Social Security Regime (RPPS), accounted for separately from State Treasury revenue. The Net Current Revenue (RCL) projected for 2027 is R$21.7 billion. In the opinion approved by the Finance and Inspection Committee, the rapporteur states that the project meets constitutional requirements and federal legislation on public finances, but makes reservations in relation to the fiscal scenario projected for 2027. According to the report, the primary surplus target of R$549.3 million depends on a fiscal reversal of more than R$2 billion in a single year, the reduction of funding expenses, the continued absorption of the social security deficit and the non-occurrence of risks taxes that were not detailed in the project annexes.