Net contributors to the EU budget?

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Net contributions in EUR millions

 (Negative amounts mean that, according to the Commission’s calculations, the country has paid more towards the EU’s budget than it should if there were to be a balance between the share of payments and share of receipts between the EU and the Member State.)

 

Member State
(mill. euro, % GNI)		 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Belgium -709,9 -868,2 -720,6 -1.663,9 -1.466,4 -1.369,5 -1.493,7 -1.541,1  -1.478,1
% GNI -0,22 -0,26 -0,21 -0,49 -0,41 -0,36 -0,39 -0,40 -0,37
Denmark -505-2 -604,4 -543,2 -969,5 -615,3 -836,6 -1.126,0 -1.277,1 -836,0
% GNI -0,23 -0,26 -0,23 -0,43 -0,26 -0,34 -0,45 -0,49 -0,32
Germany -6.325,2 -7.415,2 -8.774,3 -6.357,5 -9.223,6 -9.002,5 -11.953,8 -13.824,8 -15.501,6
% GNI -0,27 -0,30 -0,35 -0,26 -0,36 -0,34 -0,44 -0,49 -0,52
Ireland 1.080,5 662,1 566,1 -47,5 803,9 383,8 670,6 279,1 38,8
% GNI 0,70 0,40 0,36 -0,04 0,64 0,31 0,50 0,20 0,02
Greece 5.102,3 5.437,2 6.279,7 3.121,0 3.597,4 4.622,6 4.544,9 5.340,7 5.162,6
% GNI 2,47 2,47 2,74 1,37 1,61 2,22 2,33 2,94 2,89
Spain 3.811,7 3.651,8 2.813,2 1.181,7 4.100,9 2.995,0 3.999,0 3.058,3 1.090,6
% GNI 0,39 0,35 0,27 0,11 0,39 0,29 0,39 0,30 0,10
France -3.012,5 -2.997,3 -3.842,7 -5.872,7 -5.534,8 -6.405,8 -8.297,5 -8.445,7 -7.164,6
% GNI -0,17 -0,16 -0,20 -0,31 -0,28 -0,31 -0,40 -0,40 -0,33
Italy -1.731,8 -2.013,5 -4.101,4 -5.058,5 -4.534,0 -5.933 -5.058,1 -3.790,9 -4.467,0
% GNI -0,12 -0,13 -0,27 -0,34 -0,30 -0,38 -0,33 -0,24 -0,28
Luxembourg -60,2 -139,8 -22,1 -100,2 -41,9 -75,0 -79,5 -69,4 80,1
% GNI -0,23 -0,46 -0,07 -0,37 -0,14 -0,24 -0,25 -0,22 0,27
The Netherlands -2.587,6 -2.864,3 -2.678,2 11,7 -1.833,1 -2.214,0 -2.364,5 -2.675,1 -4.711,1
% GNI -0,47 -0,49 -0,46 0,02 -0,31 -0,36 -0,39 -0,45 -0,71
Austria -301,5 -563,2 -356,4 -402,1 -677,0 -805,1 -0.073,3 -1.251,7 -1.240,6
% GNI -0,12 -0,21 -0,13 -0,15 -0,24 -0,27 -0,35 -0,40 -0,38
Portugal 2.291,7 2.474,4 2.695,1 2.150,7 2.622,6 2.983,7 5.027,7 4.416,7 3.211,3
% GNI 1,47 1,51 1,63 1,33 1,57 1,81 3,12 2,72 1,88
Finland -241,0 -171,6 -318,5 -544,2 -300,2 -652,1 -658,8 -604,0 -809,0
% GNI -0,14 -0,10 -0,17 -0,31 -0,16 -0,34 -0,34 -0,31  -0,40
Sweden -856,6 -994,8 -1.463,1 -85,6 -1.211,4 -1.325,4 -1.925,1 -2.220,7 -2.312,7
% GNI -0,27 -0,29 -0,42 -0,03 -0,34 -0,33 -0,46 -0,51 -0,52
United Kingdom -2.140,2 -4.155,3 -844,3 -1.903,3 -5.625,9 -5.565,6 -7.366,1 -8.641,7 -4.929,8
% GNI -0,11 -0,20 -0,05 -0,12 -0,33 -0,32 -0,39 -0,46 -0,23
Czech Republic 386,2 656,7 1.178,0 1.702,5 2.079,3 1.455,2 3.045,2 3.401,1 3.004,2
% GNI 0,36 0,55 0,83 1,32 1,53 1,01 2,14 2,44  2,08
Estonia 176,4 226,2 227,4 573,0 672,7 350,4 785,3 771,4 473,8
% GNI ,139 1,54 1,49 4,23 4,86 2,31 4,84 4,33 2,49
Cyprus 102,4 -10,5 -17,7 -2,3 10,6 6,9 -25,2 40,4 114,8
% GNI 0,73 -0,07 -0,11 -0,01 0,06 0,04 -0,15 0,25 0,69
Latvia 255,5 488,8 407,0 501,5 674,2 731,3 955,9 801,2 799,8
% GNI 1,64 2,39 1,78 2,51 3,67 3,62 4,29 3,44 3,46
Lithuania 585,3 793,2 842,6 1.493,3 1.358,4 1.368,0 1.514,0 1.514,5 1.543,2
% GNI 2,50 2,89 2,70 5,53 5,03 4,63 4,82 4,54 4,38
Hungary 1.115,0 1.605,9 1.111,7 2.719,4 2.748,4 4.418,3 3.280,4 4.654,5 5.681,6
% GNI 1,31 1,71 1,12 3,08 2,94 4,67 3,59 5,33 5,64
Malta 101,0 28,1 30,0 8,6 52,9 67,0 71,4 88,0 179,4
% GNI 2,07 0,54 0,53 0,16 0,91 1,15 1,14 1,31 2,35
Polen 2.997,6 5.136,4 4.441,7 6.337,1 8.427,5 10975,1 11.997,2 12.237,1 13.748,0
% GNI 1,13 1,71 1,25 2,12 2,47 3,10 3,30 3,29 3,47
Slovenia 142,8 88,6 113,8 241,9 424,1 490,1 572,2 429,2 794,4
% GNI 0,47 0,26 0,31 0,70 1,19 1,40 1,63 1,22 2,17
Slovakia 323,2 617,8 725,6 542,1 1.349,6 1.160,6 1.597,0 1.287,4 1.010,1
% GNI 0,75 1,16 1,15 0,87 2,07 1,71 2,28 1,83 1,37
Bulgaria 335,1 669,6 624,2 895,5 725,4 1.329,7 1.529,0 1.824,3
% GNI 1,17 1,98 1,83 2,55 1,94 3,43 3,91 4,45
Romania 595,8 1.581,0 1.692,5 1.245,2 1.451,5 2.031,6 4.142,8 4.519,9
% GNI 0,50 1,16 1,46 1,03 1,08 1,56 2,99 3,09
Croatia 49,6 173,6
% GNI 0,12  0,42

http://english.eu.dk/en/faq/faq/net_contribution

 

List of European Union member states by population – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Table[edit]

Rank Country 2015
population
figure[Note 1]		 % of
pop.		 Average
relative
annual
growth
(%)[Note 2]		 Average
absolute
annual
growth
[Note 3]		 Official
figure
(where
available)		 Date of
last figure		 Source
1  Germany 81,197,537 15.97 0.50 430,074 81,083,600 September 30, 2014 Official estimate
2  France 66,415,161 13.06 0.79 526,013 66,660,000 March 1, 2016 Monthly official estimate
3  United Kingdom[Note 4] 64,875,165 12.74 0.65 524,010 64,596,800 June 30, 2014 Official estimate
4  Italy 60,795,612 11.96 0.02 12,947 60,734,190 March 31, 2015 Monthly official estimate
5  Spain 46,439,864 9.14 -0.16 -72,223 46,439,864 January 1, 2015 Official estimate
6  Poland 38,005,614 7.48 -0.03 -12,238 38,484,000 December 31, 2014 Official estimate
7  Romania 19,861,408 3.91 -0.43 -85,533 19,942,642 January 11, 2014 Official estimate
8  Netherlands 16,900,726 3.33 0.42 71,740 16,976,281 November 30, 2015 Monthly population figures
9  Belgium 11,258,434 2.22 0.49 54,707 11,250,659 July 1, 2015 Monthly official estimate
10  Greece 10,812,467 2.13 -1.05 -113,144 10,816,286 May 24, 2011 Final 2011 census result
11  Czech Republic 10,538,275 2.07 0.25 25,920 10,537,818 March 31, 2015 Official estimate
12  Portugal 10,374,822 2.04 -0.50 -52,215 10,374,822 2014 Official estimate
13  Hungary 9,849,000 1.94 -0.29 -28,284 9,855,571 January 1, 2015 Official estimate
14  Sweden 9,747,355 1.92 1.06 103,580 9,804,082 July 31, 2015 Monthly official estimate
15  Austria 8,584,926 1.69 0.92 78,753 8,623,073 July 1, 2015 Official estimate
16  Bulgaria 7,202,198 1.42 -0.60 -43,218 7,202,198 December 31, 2014 Official estimate
17  Denmark 5,659,715 1.11 0.75 42,690 5,678,348 July 1, 2015 Official estimate
18  Finland 5,471,753 1.08 0.38 20,560 5,479,018 July 31, 2015 Monthly official estimate
19  Slovakia 5,421,349 1.07 0.10 5,405 5,421,329 December 31, 2014 Official estimate
20  Ireland 4,625,885 0.91 0.44 20,474 4,609,600 April 2014 Official estimate
21  Croatia 4,225,316 0.83 -0.51 -21,384 4,267,558 July 1, 2012 Official estimate
22  Lithuania 2,921,262 0.57 -0.75 -22,042 2,888,582 January 1, 2016 Monthly official estimate
23  Slovenia 2,062,874 0.41 0.09 1,791 2,062,874 January 1, 2015 Official estimate
24  Latvia 1,986,096 0.39 -0.77 -15,254 1,978,300 August 1, 2015 Monthly official estimate
25  Estonia 1,313,271 0.26 -0.19 -2,543 1,313,271 January 1, 2015 Official estimate
26  Cyprus 847,008 0.17 -1.28 -10,851 858,000 December 31, 2013 Official estimate
27  Luxembourg 562,958 0.11 2.42 13,599 562,958 December 31, 2014 Official estimate
28  Malta 429,344 0.08 0.93 3,997 417,432 November 20, 2011 2011 census result
Total 508,191,116 100.00 0.26 1,313,888

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