Lisäbudjeteiden

Lisäbudjeteiden is the Finnish genitive plural form of lisäbudjetti, a term used in public finance to refer to supplementary or additional budgets. The expression appears in discussions about how governments and municipalities adjust their annual budgets during a fiscal year. It is commonly used when describing changes to appropriations that go beyond the initial budget framework.

A lisäbudjetti describes a budgetary instrument that reallocates existing funds or creates new appropriations beyond the initial annual budget. Such adjustments may be prompted by unforeseen costs, changes in revenue, or shifting policy priorities. A lisäbudjetti can increase total spending, reallocate funds between programs, or modify revenue measures as part of a legislative act or executive decision.

In practice, supplementary budgets are a common feature of many budgeting systems. In Finland, the government drafts a proposal for a lisäbudjetti to the Eduskunta (Parliament), which then approves changes to the state or municipal budget. The process provides parliamentary oversight of additional appropriations and ensures that adjustments reflect current policy needs and financial conditions.

See also: lisäbudjetti, budjetti, talousarvio, budjetointi. The term lisäbudjeteiden is used to refer to multiple supplementary budgets, for example in discussions about the cumulative effects of several mid-year budget adjustments.