ACTUALS G $M 2015 and prior | Revised | Actual | |
Budget 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | |
CURRENT REVENUES | 186,022.0 | 174,802.6 | 161,710.2 |
1.1 Guyana Revenue Authority | 162,592.0 | 149,280.8 | 142,896.3 |
1.1.1 Internal Revenue | 67,054.8 | 67,796.7 | 60,933.2 |
1.1.2 Customs and Excise | 15,837.4 | 15,511.7 | 13,156.3 |
1.1.3 Value Added and Excise Tax | 79,699.8 | 65,972.4 | 68,806.8 |
1.2 Sugar Levy | |||
1.3 Other | 23,430.0 | 25,521.8 | 18,813.9 |
CURRENT EXPENDITURES | 177,528.7 | 166,651.9 | 141,152.1 |
2.1 Personal Emoluments | 54,845.2 | 49,010.1 | 44,661.7 |
2.2 Goods and Charges | 51,589.2 | 48,804.3 | 43,175.9 |
2.3 Transfer of Payments | 71,094.3 | 68,837.5 | 53,314.5 |
INTEREST EXPENDITURE | 6,862.1 | 5,543.9 | 5,225.3 |
3.1 Domestic | 2,123.3 | 1,887.6 | 1,716.5 |
3.2 External (Cash) | 4,738.8 | 3,656.3 | 3,508.8 |
CURRENT BALANCE | 1,631.2 | 2,606.8 | 15,332.8 |
CAPITAL REVENUE | 13,151.8 | 6,772.5 | 6,329.2 |
5.1 Grants | 13,144.8 | 6,755.7 | 5,329.2 |
5.1.1 HIPC and MDRI | 1,484.7 | 1,484.7 | 1,484.7 |
5.1.2 Project and Programme | 11,660.1 | 5,271.0 | 3,844.5 |
5.2 Other (inc. Sale of Assets) | 7.0 | 16.8 | 1,000.0 |
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE | 56,758.4 | 47,606.5 | 30,664.9 |
DEBT REPAYMENT | 8,974.1 | 6,766.3 | 15,038.9 |
7.1 Domestic (Net) | 279.9 | 35.5 | 35.5 |
7.2 External (Cash) | 8,694.2 | 6,730.8 | 15,003.4 |
OVERALL BALANCE | -50,949.5 | -44,993.5 | -24,041.8 |
TOTAL FINANCING | 50,949.4 | 44,993.4 | 24,041.7 |
9.1 External | 18,243.8 | 14,608.2 | 14,710.8 |
9.2 Domestic | 32,705.6 | 30,385.2 | 9,330.9 |
9.3 Divestment (net) | |||
Total Domestic and External Debt as a % of Current Revenue | 8.5% | 7.0% | 12.5% |
Guyana Budget (Actuals for Historic Years) | 250,123.3 | 226,568.6 | 192,081.2 |
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Who is the Finance expert here? What will be the effect of the massive increase in domestic debt financing - 9.2 bold above?
Y'all eat y'all hearts out is we time now.
From Ram and McRae":
"There is an allocation of $285.5 million for the provision of buildings, facilities and alternative energy for the Office Residence of the President. This means that over the years 2015 â 2017 a total of $468 million would have been spent thereon. Is there proper procurement and real value for money?"
Y'all eat y'all hearts out is we time now.
The Linmine electricity subsidy costs the State approximately $3 billion per year.
We can't forget we frens in the "discipline" forces.
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Measure Ram & McRae Comment
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Ram and McRae p. 48. Read and weep who cares
Reputation Under Threat
The APNU+AFC earned its razor-thin, one seat majority after the public and the electorate had become completely disenchanted with the corrupt practices of the PPP/C Government. President Granger had an
impeccable record for decency, the APNUâs major coalition partner the Alliance for Change was strong on rhetoric and the WPA, though not an electoral force in its own right, enjoyed credibility among the electorate.
Yet, one and a half years into the administration the APNU+AFC government is fighting a battle to preserve its collective reputation after a series of steps that raise doubts about its integrity and that of its leading players. The situation has been developing for some time since the Government reneged on its commitment to significantly increase public sector wages and salaries while giving itself a substantial 50% increase and then arrogantly claiming that it has no apology to make.
Apparently, mainly the self-employed professionals convinced themselves and their Cabinet colleagues about the vast monetary sacrifice in terms of earnings forgone in their âemploymentâ as ministers. Did anyone seek any corroborating evidence that these persons were declaring as income the amount they claimed to have been losing? The problem is that everyone in that Cabinet meeting was a beneficiary of their collective decision so no one was going to act against their self-interest.
Their call for more money did not end there. In a Secret Document dated 2016-02-12, Cabinet made a decision on payment of generous overseas travel. For the President and the Prime Minister, Cabinet decided that there should be no fixed limit, no accountability and that the allowances should cover their expenses abroad, including those for their spouses when accompanying them on official business abroad.
Vice-Presidents, all Ministers, the Speaker of the National Assembly, the Chancellor and certain other persons
are entitled to business class travel, hotel suites, US$100 per day to cover meals and US$50 per day for expenses.
Some of these allowances, but not the quantum, were paid under the PPP/C and the country and then
opposition was scathing in their criticism of the apparent reckless spending. Now, this Government has
decided to increase those allowances.
It seems hard to justify unspecified, unlimited, unaccounted allowances to the President and the Prime Minister and their spouses. It does not escape notice too, that the daily amounts
for hotel, subsistence and out-of-pocket expenses for ministers that exceed an entire monthâs salary of a junior public servant.
And what makes this attitude so unacceptable is that some of these ministers continue to carry on their private practice, albeit on a more limited scale. This is no rumour: Ram & McRae has seen documentary evidence of this.
The AFC found its credential tarnished after the Government was persuaded to award the Specialty Hospital
construction contract to the Indian company Fedders Lloyd which had lost out on its earlier bid but which
Cabinet restored. The Government reacted negatively to the protests of the public but as fate would have it,
the Indian Government pulled the plug on the loan and brought the project to an end.
President Granger himself acted improperly in taking gifts from businesspersons around the country for the otherwise commendable efforts to provide school children access to schools. In doing so however, Mr. Granger not only violated the Fiscal Management and Accountability Act but devalued the initiative by insisting that his name be on every bus or boat donated.
Guyana buddies:
List of Countries That Have Qualified for, are Eligible or Potentially Eligible and May Wish to Receive HIPC Initiative Assistance (as of March 2016)
Post-Completion-Point Countries (36) | ||
Afghanistan | Ethiopia | Mauritania |
Benin | The Gambia | Mozambique |
Bolivia | Ghana | Nicaragua |
Burkina Faso | Guinea | Niger |
Burundi | Guinea-Bissau | Rwanda |
Cameroon | Guyana | SÃĢo TomÃĐ & PrÃncipe |
Central African Republic | Haiti | Senegal |
Chad | Honduras | Sierra Leone |
Comoros | Liberia | Tanzania |
Republic of Congo | Madagascar | Togo |
Democratic Republic of Congo | Malawi | Uganda |
CÃīte dâIvoire | Mali | Zambia |
Pre-Decision-Point Countries (3) | ||
Eritrea | Somalia | Sudan |
The Customs and excise duties clearly show that importation and exportation are considerably down from previous years.
Ramakant-P posted:The Customs and excise duties clearly show that importation and exportation are considerably down from previous years.
Nah, note the years are stated 2017, 2016, 2015 left to right, not the usual 2015, 2016, 2017
Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
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Is this a Donald Rumsfeld thread?
VVP posted:Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
One of the amount looks like money given to GPL,i may be wrong.
Why the government don't privatize GPL ?
Django posted:VVP posted:Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
One of the amount looks like money given to GPL,i may be wrong.
Why the government don't privatize GPL ?
Then them PNC boys cyan't tief.
skeldon_man posted:Django posted:VVP posted:Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
One of the amount looks like money given to GPL,i may be wrong.
Why the government don't privatize GPL ?
Then them PNC boys cyan't tief.
Same for the PPP boys,look how they are wealthy today,i recalled this fella said "they can take lil bit but abhee ah see progress" he is wan "ethnocentric fella"
Django posted:VVP posted:Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
One of the amount looks like money given to GPL,i may be wrong.
Why the government don't privatize GPL ?
Nobody wants it. The British firm that both it gave up and left.
I am not sure if the capital expenditures in Appendix E is reflected in the budget or they are just amounts raised by State owned enterprises outside of the budget...like NYPA and the Thruway Authority in NY.
Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Django posted:VVP posted:Why are the two capital expenditures for 2016 power generation different in the attached documents. The both are from the 2016 Budget Volume 1.
One of the amount looks like money given to GPL,i may be wrong.
Why the government don't privatize GPL ?
Then them PNC boys cyan't tief.
Same for the PPP boys,look how they are wealthy today,i recalled this fella said "they can take lil bit but abhee ah see progress" he is wan "ethnocentric fella"
PPP thief and left money for 50% raises, remodel mansions, sport up and too many to mention. PNc left the treasury empty in 1992 and is on the verge of doing so in 2017. Why you think they are trying to "squeeze blood out of baboons' balls"?