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2022 Nova Scotia budget summary

Budget 2022

2022 Nova Scotia budget summary

30 Mar 20221 min read

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On March 23, 2022, Finance Minister Allan MacMaster tabled Nova Scotia’s 2022-2023 budget. 

The estimates provided in the NS Budget 2022 show that the province projects a surplus of $107.7 million for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, compared to a $584.9 million deficit projected for the same fiscal year in the previous budget. 

Fiscal results for the next four years are projected as follows:

Year	Projected surplus/(deficit)
2022-23	($506.2 million)
2023-24	($418.8 million)
2024-25	($377.3 million)
2025-26	($293.7 million)

2022 Nova Scotia budget summary

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