The European Commission announced that the European Court of Auditors (ECA) has published its latest annual report, in which the European Union's annual financial statements have been certified as accurate for the 19th consecutive year. According to the auditors' conclusions, EU budget revenue collection was conducted without material errors. The ECA's annual report is a key instrument for independent oversight of the financial activities of EU institutions. The positive assessment confirms that budget revenue management systems are functioning properly and comply with established financial reporting standards. In the European Commission's press release, it is emphasized that such results demonstrate the effectiveness of EU budget policy and strengthen confidence in the union's financial mechanisms. The publication of the report coincides with discussions on the execution and administration of the EU's overall budget, which continues to be an important tool for financing joint European programs and projects. The annual audit by the Court of Auditors covers all aspects of EU budget formation and use, including the revenue component derived from member state contributions, customs duties, and other sources. Confirmation of the accuracy of financial statements over nearly two decades is regarded as an indicator of the stability of the union's financial system.