182
Revised
Estimate
Estimate
Difference
1960/61
1961/62
$M
$M
$M
Total Recurrent Revenue
747.8
819.4
+71.6
Internal Revenue (Estate & Excess Stamp
Duties)
15.0
16.5
+ 1.5
Fees of Court or Office (Repayments of
Loans and Contributions)
1.3
2.1
+ 0.8
Land Sales
56.0
68.5
+12.5
Colonial Development & Welfare Grants
0.0
0.4
+ 0.4
World Refugee Year Grants
2,2
6.8
+ 4.6
Loans from U.K. Government
4.2
0.0
4.2
Total Revenue
826.5
913.7
+87.2
HEAD 1- DUTIES
Estimate 1961/62
Revised estimate 1960/61
$175,600,000
164,200,000
154,700,000
120,871,558
Approved estimate 1960/61
Actual revenue 1959/60
The estimate for 1961/62 shows an increase of $20,900,000 over the approved estimate for 1960/61 and $11,400,000 over the revised figure for 1960/61. Revenue yields are expected to increase on all subheads with the exception of Import Duty on Tobacco. The revised estimate for that subhead shows a decrease of $4,000,000 while the estimate for 1961/62 shows a decrease of $2,000,000 when compared to the approved estimate for 1960/61. The decrease is due to less consumption of tobacco, possibly as the result of increased duties. The increase in Import Duty on Hydrocarbon Oils accounts for an increase of $6,000,000 in the estimate for 1961/62.
Estimate 1961/62
Revised estimate 1960/61 Approved estimate 1960/61
Actual revenue 1959/60
HEAD 2 - RATES
$115,620,000
100,296,000
93,500,000
85,345,492
Continued building development in the Colony is mainly responsible for the increase in the revised estimate for 1960/61 and the further increase in the 1961/62 estimate.
HEAD 3— INTERNAL REVENUE
Estimate 1961/62 Revised estimate 1960/61
Approved estimate 1960/61
$271,350,000
229,600,000
186,400,000
193,494,025
Actual revenue 1959/60
The revised estimate shows a marked increase over the approved estimate for 1960/61. Further increases are expected in 1961/62. The following items are mainly responsible for these increases:-
Subhead
Approved Estimate
Revised Estimate
1960/61
1960/61
Estimate for 1961/62
Remarks
Earnings and profits tax.......
$118,000,000
$149,000,000
$174,500,000 Business was good for most trades and industries dur-
Entertainment tax
Stamp duties....
13,000,000
26,000,000
15,000,000
38,000,000
Motor vehicles taxes
ing the base periods con- cerned. The increase in Property Tax on
uncon-
trolled properties accounts for $18m. of the total figure for 1961/62.
15,500,000 Increased attendances at all
functions.
40,500,000 Buoyancy of business gen-
erally, and land and share transactions in particular.
8,250,000 Transfer of Commonwealth Preference Tax from Head
4 and the introduction of a new First Registration Tax.
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