Budget 2004 -- Government of British Columbia.
 
ESTIMATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS1,3
($000)
               
  Estimates2
2003/04
  Updated Forecast 2
2003/04
  Estimates
2004/05
 
     
    Revenue   
  13,365,000   13,669,000   Taxation   14,185,000
  3,416,000   3,701,000   Natural Resource   3,432,000
  3,514,000   3,521,000   Fees and licences   3,754,000
  1,036,000   908,000   Investment Earnings4    826,000
  1,846,000   1,836,000   Miscellaneous   1,814,000
  4,438,000   3,819,000   Contributions from the Federal Government   4,346,000
  1,381,000   2,034,000   Net earnings of Self-Supported Crown Corporations and Agencies   2,072,000
  28,996,000   29,488,000   Total Revenue   30,429,000
   
  Expenses   
  11,845,000   11,830,000   Health4    11,787,000
  2,873,000   2,798,000   Social Services   2,678,000
  8,692,000   8,706,000   Education4    8,788,000
  1,230,000   1,359,000   Protection of persons and property   1,166,000
  1,337,000   1,297,000   Transportation4    1,265,000
  1,145,000   1,687,000   Natural resources and economic development   1,321,000
  1,267,000   1,296,000   Other.   1,148,000
  429,000   472,000   General Government   478,000
  1,912,000   1,587,000   Interest4    1,598,000
  30,730,000   31,032,000   Total Expenses   30,229,000
 
  (1,734,000)   (1,544,000)   Surplus/ (Deficit) before Forecast Allowance   200,000
     
  (500,000)   (100,000)   Forecast Allowance   (100,000)
  (2,234,000)   (1,644,000)   Surplus/(Deficit).   100,000
   
 
NOTES 
1    Figures have been rounded to the nearest million.
2    The 2003/04 Estimates and Updated Forecast amounts have been restated to be conform with the 2004/05 Estimates presentation. See Significant Presentation Changes (Note 1) for details.
3    The Estimated Statement of Operations discloses budgeted amounts for revenues and expenses of the government reporting entity on a functional basis. The statement fully consolidates the taxpayer-supported Crown corporations/agencies, SUCH sector and regional authorities with the Consolidated Revenue Fund. This results in revenues and expenses of the taxpayer-supported Crown corporations/agencies, SUCH sector and regional authorities being added to those of the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
4    In order to comply with generally accepted accounting principles, interest expense is reported gross of sinking fund earnings, which are now reported as revenue.
 

 

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