Central Government Operations

These tables contain the estimates of the Revenue & Grants that the Government expects to raise during the respective fiscal year (FY). Below the estimates of the Revenue & Grants is Expenditure, which is broken out into Recurrent Expenditure and Capital Expenditure.

The difference between Revenue & Grants and Expenditure is called the Fiscal Balance, which can be a deficit or a surplus. Loan Receipts are used to finance deficits and/or Amortization. The Details of Revenue provides a break out of the sources of revenue that are estimated to be raised in the respective fiscal year.

These tables show the actual Revenue & Grants that the Government received during the respective fiscal year (FY). They also show the actual Expenditure that was undertaken during the fiscal year, broken out into Recurrent Expenditure and Capital Expenditure.

Depending on performance of the Revenue & Grants and Expenditure, the deficit or surplus may be higher or lower compared to budget. The Details of Revenue provides a breakout of the sources of revenues actually raised in the respective fiscal year.