IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. No. 92.-NET RECEIPTS from PRINCIPAL HEADS of REVENUE (Compiled from the Finance Accounts HEADS OF REVENUE AND ARTICLES. 1911-2. 1912-3. 1913-4. 1914-5. 1915-6. 1916-7. 1917-8. 1918-9. Total Revenue Total Customs and Excise Customs 33,596 33,517 35,569 39,151 59,575 70,710 70,889 103,466 (a) See note (a) p. 113. (e) See note (e) p. 113. (f) See note (f) p. 113. (g) Excluding Northern Ireland from 22nd November, 1921. (h) Applicable to England and Wales only. (i) This duty was not collected from Railways controlled by the Government from 1st January, 1917, to 15th August, 1921. (j) Duties applicable to Great Britain only. (k) Deductions due to excess of amounts appropriated in the year over amounts deposited. (1) Including adjustments for 1922-23 with the Irish Free State in respect of revenue collected in Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but attributable to the Irish Free State, and vice versa, viz., a deduction from Customs revenue of £4,890,000 in 1923-24 and additions to Excise revenue of £7,140,000 in 1923-24, £582,000 in 1924-25 and £54,000 in 1925-26. (m) The net receipt of Income Tax, &c., represents the amount of Tax actually collected within the year (irrespective of the year of assessment) less the amount of Tax refunded, &c., within the year (see note (b) on page 143). The amounts under the several schedules show the approximate net receipt of the Tax based on the assessments of income under each schedule. 60366 H 2 IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &C. No. 93. TOTAL AMOUNT of the GROSS CAPITAL LIABILITIES of the STATE, the ESTIMATED ASSETS, and the EXCHEQUER BALANCES on 31st March of each YEAR. At the close of the Financial Years ending 31st March. 1912 1913 . (Compiled from the Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom and from Parliamentary Paper, Cmd. 2723 of 1926.) NOTE. For further details and explanations of the above Statement, see Parliamentary Paper, Cd. 2723 of 1926. (a) The Exchequer Bonds issued under the Capital Expenditure (Money) Act, 1904, for the purposes of the Naval and Military Works Acts, under the Cunard Agreement (Money) Act, 1904, and under the Telephone Transfer Act, 1911, are not included in the Unfunded Debt (Col. 3), but in the other Capital Liabilities (Col. 5). (b) This amount represents Funding Loan and Victory Bonds which have been tendered for Death Duties, and are being held by the National Debt Commissioners until drawn or paid off. Hous- Act, 1914. 1. No. 94.-DETAILED STATEMENT of other CAPITAL LIABILITIES outstanding at the close of each Financial Year (as shown in Column 5 of Table No. 93 on previous page). (Compiled from the Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom.) £ Anglo- and 1919 2. Naval Acts, Military Acts, 1897 to (a) 3. 4. Telegraph 1911. 1925. (a) 14. L £ £ £ £ £ £ 18,063,611 10,472,679 7,801,186 3,000,000' 386,235 431,074 17,045,010 9,700,177 8,423,549 9,328,563 200,415 1,393,252 201,828 1,950,000 100,000 £ 904,496 240,926 1,419,173 5. Post Act, 6. 7. 8. Royal Com- Act, Pacific Act, 1901. 9. Public Public Land Offices Offices 10. 11. Public Registry Buildings Expenses 12. 13. (a) The Irish Free State has undertaken to provide the Annuity to repay the Advances under the Public Offices Site (Dublin) Act, 1903, and also portion of the Annuities under the Military Works and the Telegraph Acts. IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. No. 95.-PARTICULARS of Unfunded DEBT on 31st March 1915 NOTES. In the above Table Foreign Debt is taken at par of exchange. National Savings Certificates are taken at issue price. National War Bonds are taken at face value excluding the premium due if paid off at maturity. Sterling Bills issued as collateral for certain foreign loans not shown above, were included in the totals for Treasury Bills up to the year ended 31st March, 1922, when the amount so included was £3,600,000. All these Bills have now been paid off. a) Debt of which the interest was until 1922-23 included in the " Fixed Annual Charge.' 44 45 46 48 |