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The
variations of actual
revised
estimate
revenue from the
reflected in the "Works
Account" have a relatively small direct effect
on actual outturn.
(II) Operating revenue : earnings and profits tax and
stamp duty
1. Introduction
While
recurrent expenditure (which consists
mainly of personal emoluments and departmental expenses) is relatively easy to control and actual outturn continues to match the estimates
almost
exactly,
forecasts
of operating (recurrent) revenue are not susceptible to the same degree of pin-point accuracy, since a sudden rise or fall in the stock market prices and/or turnover, for example, and the consequent effect on revenue received, are by definition not predictable.
The difference between the original estimate ($95.8 billion) and the actual operating revenue ($99.9 billion) was, nevertheless, only 4.4% in
1991-92 and the variation between the revised
estimates and actual operating revenue has been minimal for each of the past five years.
2. Internal revenue (excluding estate duty)
-
This
with
represents about 63% of operating revenue earnings and profits tax accounting for 43%
in 1991-92.
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