The national accounts in the Republic of Yemen are compiled in accordance with the System of National Accounts (SNA1993) and are prepared and issued periodically (annually), and most of the recommendations contained are followed, as they were developed by the member organizations of the joint team concerned with the system of national accounts to assist countries in implementing this system, and the team , the participants are:  United Nations Statistical Division, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and European Union Statistical Office.

 In general, the production method is used in calculating the added value of the non-financial projects sector, financial projects. As for the general government sector and the sector of non-profit projects that serve families, the cost method was used to calculate production through the equation (workers’ compensation, intermediate inputs, net indirect taxes, depreciation), and by subtracting marketed and non-marketed sales from the total expenditure (production), we- as CSO- obtain the government’s final consumption expenditure or for non-profit organizations that serve families. The government’s final consumption expenditure on education, health, social security, and welfare, etc., was considered expenditure pertaining to individuals, while the rest is considered collective expenditure . As for consumer expenditure by organizations that aim to profit and serve families, it is spending that pertains to individuals as a whole, and thus there is no collective expenditure for bodies that do not aim to Profit.