✨ Financial Summary
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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 134
CONSOLIDATED
RECEIPTS
Six Months Ended 30 September 1982
Six Months Ended 30 September 1981
$(000)
$(000)
$(000)
$(000)
Brought forward
...
...
...
...
60,305
4,506,649
49,856
Departmental receipts—continued
Foreign Relations—
Defence
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...
...
...
...
3,388
7,871
Foreign Affairs—
Foreign Affairs
...
...
...
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...
2,354
1,878
Development of Industry—
Land Use—
Agriculture and Fisheries
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...
...
...
6,086
3,845
Forest Service
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...
...
...
59,246
42,279
Lands and Survey
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...
...
...
44,195
38,318
Maori Affairs (Programmes V and VI)
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...
...
...
18,996
15,137
128,523
99,579
Fuel and Power—
Energy (Programme I)
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...
...
...
...
45,490
26,300
Other Industrial Services—
Labour
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...
...
...
1,542
662
Scientific and Industrial Research
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...
...
...
2,790
713
Tourist and Publicity
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...
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...
1,347
1,061
Trade and Industry
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...
...
...
3,344
704
9,023
3,140
Education—
Education
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...
...
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8,153
5,271
Social Services—
Social Services—
Social Welfare
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...
...
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...
12,113
7,892
Other Social Services—
Maori Affairs (Programmes I to IV)
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...
...
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1,243
951
Health—
Health
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...
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721
830
Transport and Communications—
Transport—
Transport
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...
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33,785
16,777
Works and Development (Programmes III and V)
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...
...
...
56
86
33,841
16,863
Total, Departmental Receipts
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...
...
305,154
220,431
Total, Ordinary Receipts
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...
...
4,811,803
3,708,089
Special Receipts—
Capital gains on realisation of investments (net)
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...
...
1,712
Dr. 3,646
Reserve Bank—Surplus on agency transactions with I.M.F.
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...
...
35
2,095
TOTAL RECEIPTS
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...
...
4,813,550
3,706,538
Excess of payments over receipts
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...
...
1,098,044
1,406,163
$5,911,594
$5,112,701
Balances at beginning of year—
Cash
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...
...
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...
1,810
1,921
Imprests
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...
...
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...
81,811
69,275
83,621
71,196
Total
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$83,621
$71,196
General Note:
From 1 April 1982 the method of accounting for receipts was changed. Whereas previously receipts were allocated from monthly cash books, the procedure now is to allocate receipts on a daily basis. This has the effect of accelerating the analysis of receipts and thus increasing the apparent level of revenue received, and correspondingly reducing the balance of unallocated receipts held in the Suspense Account.
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