Article 112: Budget must distinguish the expenditures on revenue account from other expenditures.
Hence budget has revenue budget and capital budget.
Revenue Receipts
- neither creates liability nor reduces assets
- non-reedemable
- 2 types
- Tax revenues
- Non tax revenues: loans, dividends, profits on investment, fees, fines
Revenue Expenditure
- expenses which neither create asset nor reduce liability
- expenses incurred for normal functioning of govt
Capital Receipts
- either creates liability or reduces assets
- loans raised by govt from public, borrowing from RBI/commercial banks/FI, sale of G-Sec, loans from foreign govt
- also includes small saving schemes
Capital Expenditure
- either create asset or reduce liability
- acquisition of land, building, machinery, equipment, purchase of share
See also: Government Budgeting