No. 65.-EXPENDITURE (CHARGED AGAINST REVENUE) AND RECEIPTS IN ENGLAND, IN STERLING.

No. 65.-EXPENDITURE (charged against Revenue) and

After deducting contributions by His Majesty's Treasury, Departmental expenses charged on stores, allowances by the Inland Revenue on account of Income Tax Assessment at the India Office and the High Commission r's office. and certain miscellaneous receipts and recoveries, etc.

EXPENDITURE

Interest on Debt (other than that charged to Railways and Irrigation Works), and on other obligations Management of Debt (Payments to the Banks of England and Ireland) Charges on account of Departmentsin India :

Posts and Telegraphs: Payments
under Postal arrangement with H.
M's Treasury

Indian and Indo-European Tele-
graphs: Absentee Allowances
and Passage Money of Officers,
etc.
Political (Diplomatic Charges,
etc.)

Other Charges (Land Revenue;
Forest; Mint; Law and Justice
Education; Ecclesiastical; Medi-
cal; Scientific, etc., and Miscella-
neous)

Railways:

State Railways (Interest, Annuities and Sinking Funds)

Irrigation (Interest)

Public Works (Furlough, Absentee
Allowances, etc.)

£00,339

70,751

540,185 2,288,681

Furlough Allowances

Troop Service and Passage Money
Other Charges

NOTE Figures from 1920-21 include those on account of the High Commissioner for India.

EXPENDITURE—contd.

Civil Charges :-contd.

No. 65.-EXPENDITURE (charged against Revenue) and

different classification

NOTE.-Figures from 1920-21 include those on account of the High Commissioner for India. Differs from the Finance and Revenue Accounts of the Government of India due to adopted in this table,