B.C. Budget 2000 -- Table B5: Revenue by Source Consolidated Revenue Fund

Ministry of Finance and Corporate Relations Honourable Paul Ramsey, Minister	This electronic version is for informational purposes only. The printed version remains the official version.

Report B: FISCAL REVIEW AND OUTLOOK

TABLE B5
REVENUE BY SOURCE¹
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

Budget
Estimate
1999/00

Revised
Forecast
1999/00

Budget
Estimate
2000/01

Increase
(Decrease)²

($ millions)

(per cent)

Taxation Revenue:

Personal Income

5,374

5,754

5,513

(4.2)

Corporation income

847

939

915

(2.6)

Social service

3,190

3,325

3,446

3.6

Property

1,345

1,330

1,360

2.3

Fuel

436

456

437

(4.2)

Other

1,387

1,430

1,444

1.0

Less: commissions on collections of public funds

(24)

(24)

—

Less: allowance for doubtful accounts

(9)

(15)

(15)

—

12,546

13,195

13,076

(0.9)

Natural Resource Revenue:

Petroleum, natural gas and minerals

422

704

673

(4.4)

Forests

1,073

1,298

1,302

0.3

Water and other

390

415

412

(0.7)

Less: commissions on collections of public funds

(1)

(1)

—

Less: allowance for doubtful accounts

(4)

(8)

100.0

1,880

2,412

2,378

(1.4)

Other Revenue³

1,928

1,838

1,881

2.3

Contributions from Government Enterprises

1,679

1,451

1,448

(0.2)

Contributions from the Federal Government:

Canada health and social transfer

2,208

2,327

2,549

9.5

Other

144

162

168

3.7

2,352

2,489

2,717

9.2

Total Revenue⁴

20,385

21,385

21,500

0.5


¹	Revenue amounts exclude dedicated revenue collected on behalf of, and transferred to, Crown corporations, agencies and other entities (1999/00 budget estimate: $731 million; 1999/00 revised forecast: $890 million; 2000/01 budget estimate: $913 million). For details, see Table H6.
²	Percentage change between the 1999/00 revised forecast and the 2000/01 budget estimate.
³	Includes revenue from fees and licences, asset dispositions, investment earnings, and other miscellaneous sources.
⁴	The 1999/00 budget included a revenue allowance of $230 million, which was deducted from revenue. In order to be consistent with the presentation used for 2000/01, this allowance has been shown as a forecast allowance for the summary accounts deficit (see Table B4).

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