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      February 28, 2015

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      2014-2015

      2014-2015

      2015-2016

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      Revised Estimates

      Budget Estimates

      REVENUE RECEIPTS

       

       

       

       

      1. Tax Revenue

       

       

       

       

      Gross Tax Revenue

      1138734

      1364524

      1251391

      1449490

      Corporation Tax

      394678

      451005

      426079

      470628

      Taxes on Income

      242857

      284266

      278599

      327367

      Wealth Tax

      1008

      950

      950

      ...

      Customs

      172085

      201819

      188713

      208336

      Union Excise Duties

      170198

      207110

      185480

      229808

      Service Tax

      154778

      215973

      168132

      209774

      Taxes on Union Territories

      3130

      3401

      3438

      3577

      Less - NCCD transferred to the National Calamity Contigency Fund/National Disaster Response Fund

      4650

      5050

      5120

      5690

      Less - State's share

      318230

      382216

      337808

      523958

      Centre's Net Tax Revenue

      815854

      977258

      908463

      919842

      2. Non-Tax Revenue

       

       

       

       

      Interest receipts

      21868

      19751

      22166

      23600

      Dividend and Profits

      90435

      90229

      88781

      100651

      External Grants

      3618

      2405

      2811

      1774

      Other Non Tax Revenue

      81475

      99009

      102830

      94413

      Receipts of Union Territories

      1474

      1111

      1243

      1296

      Total Non Tax Revenue

      198870

      212505

      217831

      221733

      Total Revenue Receipts

      1014724

      1189763

      1126294

      1141575

      3. Capital Receipts

       

       

       

       

      A. Non-debt Receipts

       

       

       

       

      1. Recoveries of loans and advances@

      12497

      10527

      10886

      10753

      2. Miscellaneous Capital Receipts

      29368

      63425

      31350

      69500

      Total

      41865

      73952

      42236

      80253

      B. Debt Receipts*

       

       

       

       

      3. Market Loans

      453551

      461205

      446922

      456405

      4. Short term borrowings

      7729

      34553

      51169

      30063

      5. External Assistance (Net)

      7292

      5734

      9705

      11173

      6. Securities issued against Small Savings

      12357

      8229

      33276

      22408

      7. State Provident Fund (Net)

      9753

      12000

      10000

      10000

      8. Other Receipts (Net)

      31348

      -7704

      -22773

      13559

      Total

      522029

      514017

      528299

      543608

      Total Capital Receipts (A+B)

      563894

      587969

      570535

      623861

      4. DRAW-DOWN OF CASH BALANCE

      -19171

      17160

      -15671

      12041

      Total Receipts (1+2+3+4)

      1559447

      1794892

      1681158

      1777477

      Financing of Fiscal Deficit (3B+4)

      502858

      531177

      512628

      555649

      Receipts under MSS (Net)

      ...

      20000

      ...

      20000

      @ excludes recoveries of short-term loans and advances from States, loans to Government servants, etc.

      12052

      12290

      13697

      11961

      * The receipts are net of repayments.

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