National Treasury on national and provincial governments’ revenue, expenditure and national borrowing

Statement of the national and provincial governments’ revenue, expenditure and national borrowing as at 31 October 2015

The following statements of revenue, expenditure and borrowing are published in terms of Section 32 of the Public Finance Management Act of 1999 and Section 31(2) of the Division of Revenue Act No 1 of 2015.

Extraordinary receipts and payments which were previously published in Table 3 are now brought into the budget framework in line with global standards, in particular the International Monetary Fund’s Government Finance Statistics Manual 2001 and are now referred to as National Revenue Fund receipts and payments (refer to Annexure W2 of the 2014 Budget Review). Detailed information on these transactions is provided in Table 5.

The figures of Revenue, Expenditure and Borrowing are as per the Budget Review tabled in Parliament in February 2015. These figures will be updated once the New Development Bank Special Appropriation Bill and the Adjustments Appropriation Bill have been signed by the President.

National government revenue and expenditure are detailed in Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

Revenue and expenditure for the fiscal year to date are also expressed as a percentage of the 2015/16 budget for the current year and audited outcome for 2014/15. The tables below indicate revenue and expenditure for the reporting month, together with comparable figures for the previous year.

  Revenue                                                                                                                                               

Fiscal Year

October

Year to date

% of Budget estimate/

R million

 

 

Audited outcome

2015/16

66 314

551 926

51.5

2014/15

57 046

491 844

51.3

 

  Expenditure                                                                                                                                          

Fiscal Year

October

Year to date

% of Budget estimate/

R million

 

 

Audited outcome

2015/16

92 862

699 647

56.2

2014/15

86 342

638 179

56.4

  Expenditure as per economic classification                                                                                               

Description

October

Year to date

October

Year to date

October

R million

2015

2015/16

2014

2014/15

Per cent 1)

 

Voted funds

Current payments

17 034

109 043

15 907

99 857

7.1

Transfers and subsidies

37 845

269 743

34 624

247 451

9.3

Payments for capital assets

1 805

6 554

1 334

5 949

35.3

Payments for financial assets

1 118

12 237

1 070

2 135

-

Total voted funds

57 802

397 576

52 936

355 392

9.2

 

Direct charges

Current payments

1 733

65 798

2 035

60 325

(14.9)

Transfers and subsidies

33 158

235 591

31 370

222 462

5.7

Payments for financial assets

169

682

-

-

-

Total direct charges

35 060

302 071

33 406

282 787

5.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total expenditure

92 862

699 647

86 342

638 179

7.6

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

October

Year to date

October

Year to date

R million

2015

2015/16

2014

2014/15

Domestic short-term loans

1 925

34 052

1 094

29 924

Domestic long-term loans

16 535

80 811

19 596

94 403

Foreign loans

(1 502)

(3 349)

(1 334)

8 985

Change in cash and other balances 1)

9 590

36 206

9 939

13 023

Total financing (net)

26 549

147 721

29 295

146 335

1) A positive/negative change indicates a reduction/increase in cash balances

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 the South African Revenue Service.

Tables 1-5 are available on the website of the National Treasury.

For the attached tables in Excel format, contact Ms P Dhlame at 012 315 5496.
 

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