Dominica: 2021 Article IV Consultation - Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Dominica (IMF Country Report No. 22/40)

IMF Country Report, 2021 Article IV consultation for Dominica (79 pages, published February 2022): staff report, text tables, Tables 1-2b, BOP, external sector assessment, debt sustainability analysis, Executive Director statement. Programme content: CBI revenue and balances excluding CBI (with and without natural-disaster cost) in EC$ and % of GDP FY2016/17-FY2026/27 (Tables 2a/2b pp. 34-35, all columns recorded; several CBI revenue values were already recorded); Table 1 (pp. 5, 33) primary balance excluding CBI, identical except FY2016/17 (-19.6 vs -2.7; both recorded, conflict flagged); p. 10 and p. 25/41 "29.5" and "30 percent of GDP" CBI revenue in FY2020/21 (rounded repeats, not recorded again); p. 15 macro text table repeating overall balance excl. CBI (recorded once); DSA text table 3 (p. 60) CBI revenue 2020-2025 in the 2020 and 2021 Article IV (recorded; the 2021 column differs from Table 2b for 2022-2025); CBI revenue +145% in FY2020/21 and tapering to 14% of GDP by 2026 (p. 59; the 145% recorded, the 14% equals Table 2b); external annex: CBI 24.5% of GDP (2021 on p. 42, 2020 on p. 43, conflicting) and average 22.1% 2016-2021 (recorded); policy advice on allocating CBI revenue to the Vulnerability and Resilience Fund and debt service (staff calibration of 12% of deposits plus 1.5% of GDP a year, illustrative reallocation of 2% and 1.5% of GDP: recommendations, not recorded); BOP note on errors and omissions from CBI recording timing; government deposits (11% of GDP) accumulated mainly from CBI (p. 70, not a CBI account figure; not recorded); charts without printed CBI values (pp. 14, 30-31); new international airport financed with CBI revenue at an estimated cost of 65% of GDP (pp. 6, 14; recorded under a proposed indicator). No rules or events beyond those already recorded. Rules restated from other sources are now recorded from this document too (decision 8).