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Antigua and Barbuda: 2022 Article IV Consultation-Press Release and Staff Report (IMF Country Report No. 23/184)
Has everything in it been taken?
CompleteReviewed 8 Oct 2026
Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
IMF 2022 Article IV staff report (Country Report 23/184, 85 pp.): press release, staff report, annexes (external assessment, DSA, labour market, climate), statistical tables (several as images). CIP content: Table 3a (o/w CIP revenue EC$ million 2017-2027) and Table 3b (% of GDP 2017-2027), both images read by OCR; text on lower CIP revenue (EU/US scrutiny, Russia sanctions), AML/CFT and CIP agents, risk matrix, DSA stress scenario. Rows already in data: EC$ 2017-2021. Added: EC$ 2022-2027 projections and all 11 % of GDP values. Not extracted: Figure 2 chart of revenue including CIP (no printed values); the DSA primary-balance shock (an assumed 2% of GDP deterioration 'owing to a slowdown in CIP revenues', a stress assumption, not a CIP figure). Everything else is out of scope.
What it supports
22 rows on this site come from this document. Each one opens with the page and the exact words.
Other documents give different figures in 21 cases involving this one. Both are kept.
Numbers (22)
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 108 million2027 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 106 million2026 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 107 million2025 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 107 million2024 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 103 millionIMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 98 million2022 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 91 million2021 · IMF 2023Early figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 98 million2020 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 142 million2019 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 60 million2018 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 105 million2017 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP1.7% of GDP2027 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP1.8% of GDP2026 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP1.9% of GDP2025 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.0% of GDP2024 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.0% of GDPIMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.1% of GDP2022 · IMF 2023ForecastAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.3% of GDP2021 · IMF 2023Early figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.6% of GDP2020 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.1% of GDP2019 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP1.4% of GDP2018 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP2.6% of GDP2017 · IMF 2023Final figureAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme
About the document
What it covers CIP revenue 2017-2021 (2021 prel.) and projections 2022-2027
Notes Central government operations table has an 'o/w CIP revenue' line under capital revenue (EC$ million and % of GDP). Historical columns come from the country authorities. The IMF does not define the line precisely in these tables; the 2014 report footnote says it is 'CIP processing fees and NDF contributions collected by central government'. Tables in this PDF are images; values were read from the page image.
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