2021
0
Answer:
| Approach:
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
|
Introduction:
The Union Budget is referred to as the Annual Financial Statement (AFS) under the Constitution. It is a statement of the estimated receipts and expenditure of the Government in a financial year.
Body:
Components of government budgets:
| Capital Budget | Revenue Budget |
| Capital budget is a statement of the government’s estimated capital receipts and capital expenditure. | Revenue budget is a statement of the government’s estimated revenue receipts and revenue expenditure for a period of one financial year. |
| Capital budget covers capital items which are of non-recurring nature. It is usually a one-time expenditure for a long period of time. | Revenue budget covers revenue items which are of recurring nature (on a yearly basis) |
| Capital receipts are receipts of the government which create liabilities or reduce financial assets, e.g., market borrowing, recovery of loan, disinvestment, etc. | The revenue receipts include both tax revenue like income tax, excise duty and non-tax revenue like interest receipts, dividends, profits, etc. |
| Capital expenditure is the expenditure of the government which either creates assets or reduces liability like creation of an asset, investment, repayment of loan, etc. | Revenue expenditure is expenditure for normal running of the government department and various services, interest payments, subsidies, etc. |
.png)
Learn From India's Best Faculty
Learn From India's Best Faculty
<div class="new-fform">
</div>
Latest Comments