Yellow highlight | Location: 367 All the expenditures incurred on the functioning of the judiciary, maintaining law and order, routine administration, salaries, subsidies, pensions for the administrative staff, and payments on past debts are classified as revenue expenditures. Yellow highlight | Location: 370 Capital expenditures, on the other hand, include asset-creating expenditures for providing public goods, such as, dams, bridges and roads, and plants and machineries built for use in the government sector. Yellow highlight | Location: 372 Government receipts are also classified into revenue receipts and capital receipts. Revenue receipts include tax receipts and non-tax receipts, such as, stamp duties, fees, and dividends, if any, from Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). Capital receipts, on the other hand, includ...
by Sanu Satyadarshi