The government sees average inflation at 3.1% in 2020 and the current account gap at EUR10.6 billion, or 4.5% of GDP.
The draft budget sees revenues at RON360 billion, or 31.89% of GDP, and estimates spending at RON400.69 billion, or 35.48%of GDP.
Investment spending is set to grow to RON50.7 billion in 2020 compared with RON44.4 billion in 2019.
Staff spending is set to grow 6.6% compared with 2019, to RON109.2 billion, while social assistance spending is set to grow 14.5%, to RON131.2 billion in 2020 due to a planned increase in pensions.
On the revenue side, the government expects 10% growth in value-added tax collections, 14% growth in income tax collections, 9% growth from profit tax and 8% growth from excise duties. Revenues are set to increase by 10% overall compared with 2019.
Prime minister Ludovic Orban said the government is likely to seek a confidence vote to have the budget bill adopted by the end of the year, bypassing the lengthier regular parliamentary procedure.