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The Budgetary Guidelines Law (LDO) of Acre is already in force for the financial year 2026. The text, sanctioned by Governor Gladson Camelí, was published in the State Official Gazette (DOE) on Friday (1) after approval in the Legislative Assembly (Aleac), on July 9. The LDO sets fiscal targets, guidelines for the Annual Budget Law (LOA) and defines the priority areas of state management.
The sanction was published in this Friday’s diary/ Photo: Aleff Matos/ Sefaz
It is estimated that by 2026, the government moves R $ 12.3 billion in expenses, with a net revenue of R $ 10.7 billion. Despite growth forecast, LDO points to a primary deficit of R $ 242.9 million – the equivalent of 0.84% of the State Gross Domestic Product (GDP), estimated at R $ 28.9 billion, and 2.26% of net current revenue.
Among the sectors that will receive the highest budget attention are education, with a forecast of application of 26.68% of net revenue of taxes; Health, with 15.21%; and public safety, with 9.21%. Other strategic areas were also highlighted, such as family farming, road infrastructure, technological innovation, culture, tourism, social assistance and policies for indigenous peoples.
The elaboration of LDO 2026 followed the guidelines of the Pluriannual Plan (PPA) 2024-2027 and underwent public hearings with representatives of institutions such as the Court of Justice, Public Prosecution Service, State Court of Auditors, Public Defender, Attorney General and union entities, guaranteeing a participatory process in the definition of next year’s priorities.
