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Statement of Financial Performance

(for the year ended 30 June 2007)

Forecast              Actual

Original Budget[1]

Estimated Actual

  Note

30 June 2007

30 June 2006

$m $m     $m $m
    Revenue      
    Levied through the Crown’s Sovereign Power      
51,408 52,278 Taxation revenue[2] 1 52,938 52,311
3,179 3,508 Levies, fees, fines and penalties 1 3,568 3,411
54,587 55,786 Total Revenue Levied through the Crown's Sovereign Power 1 56,506 55,722
    Earned through the Crown’s operations      
12,715 13,111 Sales of goods and services 2 13,085 13,337
3,687 5,807 Investment income 3 5,819 5,828
2,361 2,238 Other revenue 4 2,156 2,032
18,763 21,156 Total Revenue Earned through  the Crown’s Operations   21,060 21,197
73,350 76,942 Total Crown Revenue   77,566 76,919
    Expenses      
    By Input Type      
18,189 18,430 Subsidies and transfer payments 5 18,307 16,850
15,136 15,352 Personnel expenses 6 15,647 15,116
30,559 31,938 Operating expenses[2] 7 31,778 29,615
320 80 Forecast for future new spending  
(500) Top-down expense adjustment  
2,854 3,023 Finance costs   3,069 2,652
38 Net foreign-exchange losses/(gains)   116 (411)
(17) 323 Movement in total GSF liability 16 (920) 279
674 1,742 Movement in total ACC liability 17 1,020 1,321
67,715 70,426 Total Crown Expenses   69,017 65,422
5,635 6,516 Revenue less Expenses   8,549 11,497
133 52 Net surplus of TEIs 13 120 54
5,768 6,568 Operating Balance (including minority interest)   8,669 11,551
Minority interest   (6) (78)
5,768 6,568 Operating Balance   8,663 11,473

Notes

  • [1] The original Budget is the forecast for the 2007 financial year, as presented in the 2006 Budget on 18 May 2006.
  • [2] There has been a change in the disclosure of bad debt write-offs of tax receivables. Tax write-offs are now shown as an expense rather than netted off against revenue. To ensure consistency comparative figures have been adjusted to conform with this change in presentation.

The accompanying notes and accounting policies are an integral part of these statements.

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