Treasury on National Revenue, Expenditure and Borrowing as at 31 January 2018

The following statements of revenue, expenditure and borrowing are published in terms of Section 32 of the Public Finance Management Act of 1999.

National government revenue and expenditure are detailed in Tables 1 and 2, respectively. Tables below indicate revenue and expenditure for the reporting month, together with comparable figures for the previous year.

As from the 2017/18 fiscal year, a tax on income and profits for persons and individuals is reflecting a breakdown in Employment Tax Incentive claims.

Revenue and expenditure for the current fiscal year to date is expressed as a percentage of the 2017/18 budget and the previous fiscal year as a percentage of the audited outcome for 2016/17.

Revenue

Fiscal Year

January

Year to date

% of Revised estimate/

R million

 

 

Audited outcome

2017/18

74 199

930 301

78.0

2016/17

67 420

882 341

77.6

Expenditure

Fiscal Year

January

Year to date

% of Revised estimate/

R million

 

 

Audited outcome

2017/18

115 535

1 153 529

81.6

2016/17

106 113

1 067 492

81.8

Expenditure as per economic classification

Description

January

January

January

R million

2017

2016

% 1)

Voted funds

Current payments

17 891

16 288

9.8

Transfers and subsidies

35 854

33 322

7.6

Payments for capital assets

1 321

815

62.1

Payments for financial assets

1

1

-

Total voted funds

55 067

50 425

9.2

Direct charges

Current payments

22 122

19 930

11.0

Transfers and subsidies

38 346

35 659

7.5

Payments for financial assets

 

99

-

Total direct charges

60 468

55 688

8.6

 

 

 

 

Total expenditure

115 535

106 113

8.9

1) Percentage change month on month

Table 3 sets out the net financing for the reporting month compared with the preliminary outcome for the same reporting month in the previous year. The following table contains a summary of information relating to total financing (net):

Financing

Description

January

January

R million

2017

2016

Domestic short-term loans

44 539

6 757

Domestic long-term loans

13 687

(20 161)

Foreign loans

-

(190)

Change in cash and other balances 1

(16 891)

52 286

Total financing (net)

41 335

38 692

1) A negative value indicates an increase in cash and other balances. A positive value indicates that cash is used to finance part of the borrowing requirement

A cash flow schedule for  the Exchequer  Account is included as Table 4,  summarising exchequer revenue to and departmental requisitions from the National Revenue Fund. These flows differ from the actual receipts and outlays in Tables 1 and 2, mainly because of timing differences between the cashbook transactions of departments and SARS.

Tables 1-5 are available on the website of the National Treasury at www.treasury.gov.za click on the Communications and Media link – Press Releases – Monthly Press Releases.

For the attached tables in Microsoft Excel format, contact Ms Millicent Bereda (012) 395 6582 or millicent.bereda@treasury.gov.za.

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