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Table 40.
III. CONSTITUTION AND ADMINISTRATION.
State Bud
Revenue (in kronor).
A. State Revenue Proper:
I Taxes*
1. Poll-tax................. 850 000
2. Taxes on Income, Property etc....... 134 225 000
3. Customs and Excise............ 140 100 000 275 175 000
II. Receipts on State Account (Fees)............. 6 892 600 282 067 (
B. Revenue from the Productive Funds of the State:
I. Business Undertakings.................. 42183 000
II. Shares owned by the State................ 3 762 500
III. Loan-Funds (surplus)................... 4 248 300 50193 f
C. Share in the Profits of the Bank of Siveden 1913 ......... . . 7 8800(
D. Capital Assets taken into use...................... 1 226 ]
E. Loans................................. 42 538 (
Total 3848261
nal finances as a whole highly difficult. The Budget reform of 1911,
however, effected the formal unification of the financial administration by
providing that almost every branch of revenue and expenditure was to be
included in the national budget. Side by side with its chief function of
directing the loan policy of the country, managing the National Debt,
and acting as the financial organ of the Riksdag, however, the National
Debt Board still sees to the disbursement of borrowed monies and also
manages a part of the State’s loan-funds.
By the Budget, or financial proposals, is meant, as is well known, the
suggested revenue and expenditure for a certain year. This is laid before
the Riksdag at its opening in January in the form of "The Government’s
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