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✨ Financial Statement

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 224

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Note
Six Months Ended 30 September 1984
$(000)
$(000)
Six Months Ended 30 September 1983
$(000)

Direct taxation—
Estate and gift duty
Income tax
Land tax
Property speculation tax

1
20,508
2,978,855
326

17,954
2,797,479
420
4

2,999,689
2,815,857

Indirect taxation—
Beer duty
Customs duty
Domestic air travel tax
Duties payable by racing clubs
Energy resources levy
Film hire tax
International departure tax
Mileage tax
Motor spirits duty
Less refunds

92,553
378,148
6,566
28,638
28,175
825
9,862
2
109,085
1,667

75,493
280,446
6,303
26,312
23,471
1,025
8,004
2
110,860
Dr. 2,315

107,418

Motor vehicles, fees and charges
Sales tax
Stamp duties

74,735
675,575
53,843

55,588
545,143
41,252

1,456,340
1,171,584

Total, Taxation

4,456,029
3,987,441

Interest—
On capital liability—
Air New Zealand
Development Finance Corporation of New Zealand
Energy: Electricity
Energy: Mines
Housing
Housing Corporation of New Zealand
Lands and Survey
Maori Affairs
Natural Gas Corporation of New Zealand Ltd.
New Zealand Railways Corporation
Post Office
Rural Banking and Finance Corporation of New Zealand
On other public money

2
122,721
12,516
34,119
80,396
19,261
2,670
2,556
15,066
94,934
32,572

175
160
115,755
10,507
32,637
74,020
10,098
17,533
361
2,035
26,300
84,729
22,339

416,813
396,649

Dividends and profits from trading undertakings—
Bank of New Zealand
Development Finance Corporation of New Zealand
Petroleum Corporation of New Zealand Ltd.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Winstone-Samsung Industries Ltd.

8,000

14,000
45,146
3,931

4,344
1,500

49,356

71,077
55,200

Departmental receipts—
General Administration—
Audit
Commission for the Environment
Customs
Inland Revenue
Internal Affairs
Legislative
Prime Minister’s Department
State Services Commission
Statistics
Treasury
Valuation

872
1
579
965
3,490
2
1
1,422
131
2,255
4,096

816
2
561
1,268
3,828
2
1
1,119
112
1,187
4,459

13,814
13,355

Law and Order—
Crown Law
Justice
Police

12
32,466
3,483

7
29,241
1,336

35,961
30,584

Government Services—
Works and Development (Programmes I, II, IV, VI, VII, and VIII)

8,495
9,993

Stabilisation—
Stabilisation

Carried forward

58,270
4,943,919
53,937

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