New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 30

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✨ Financial Statistics

954 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 33

Special Receipts

The following are details of this category of receipts:

	1985	1984
	$(000)	$(000)

Auckland Harbour Bridge Authority

The Auckland Harbour Bridge Authority was dissolved on 31 March 1984. Investments in property and securities have been acquired by the New Zealand Government and these are being administered by the Ministry of Works and Development. The receipts represent principal repayment of short term investments.

                          | 1,653     | 750       |

Capital gains on realisation of investments (net)

These are the net gains offset by losses made on the realisation of the investment of Public Account balances, etc.

                          | 16,299    | 1,868     |

Christmas Island Phosphate Commission

                          |           | 1,415     |

Gains/Losses obtained through currency conversion

Gains/Losses on currency conversion arise through either:

the conversion of public money from NZ$ to another currency (and vice versa).
the reording in NZ currency of public money or of any part of the public debt that is held in a currency other than NZ$

The following amounts relate to exchange transactions in connection with—


Imprest	(6,793)	3,520
Investments		(7,368)
Public debt	15,835	(15,278)

Government Printing Office

                          |           | 11,970    |

Movements in Currency Values

Public Finance Act 1977, section 100—
Adjustment to Imprest Account balances and value of investments consequent on changes in exchange rates (Additional information is contained in Note 29).


Imprest Account Balances	(8,068)	8,852
Investments	54,859	154,427

National tax payments

The receipts are payments to the Consolidated Account in lieu of Income Tax from:

Government Printing Office: $790,000

Computer Services Division: $4,820,973

                        | 5,611     | 440       |

Rural Banking and Finance Corporation

                          |           | 755       |

Reserve Bank—Surplus on agency transactions with I.M.F.

                          |           | 606       |

                          | 79,396    | 161,957   |

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