Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
1990-91
7822
6383
1439
1995-96
15512
12233
3279
2000-01
24173
19490
4683
2004-05
41300
33640
7660
1990-91
83439
1995-96
166324
2000-01
253546
2004-05
368476
9.4
7.7
1.7
9.22
7.29
1.93
9.60
7.80
1.80
11.21
9.13
2.08
It is seen from the above tables that the contribution of tax revenue to the GDP of
Bangladesh is increasing year to year and at the same time, ratio of Tax/GDP is also in
the increasing trends.
The following table shows the different sectors or sources of government revenue for
fiscal year 2004-05 :
Table : Revenue Budget for FY 2004-05 (TK. In crore)
Particulars
a) Tax Revenue :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Amount
33640
6277
10786
8903
5639
812
1223
b) Non-tax Revenue :
7660
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1889
1092
1061
799
527
2292
T & T Board
Dividend & Profit
Administrative fees
Interest
Receipts from services
Other non-taxes (tolls and levies, noncommercial sales, rent and leasing,
penalties and forfeiture, post office)
Total Revenue
41300
The above table shows that the size of the revenue for FY 2004-05 stands TK. 41300
crore consisting of TK. 33640 as tax revenue and TK. 7660 crore as non-tax revenue
respectively.
Among the tax revenue, VAT claims the top position followed by customs duty, income
tax and supplementary duty.
In the non-tax revenue side, T & T Board ranks the top position followed by dividend and
profits, administrative fees, interest and receipts from services.
b)Government Expenditures : Government expenditure comprises mainly revenue
expenditure and development expenditure. Government incurs expenditure on
administration, public welfare and other service oriented activities. Government also
Electricity
Transport
Education and religion
Rural development and institution
Health, population and family welfare
Others (agriculture, water resources,
physical infrastructure, water supply
and housing, oil, gas and natural
resources,
block,
public
administration, sports and culture)
Total
Amount
32193
8218
9477
6533
5171
1665
1129
22000
3239
3136
3040
2423
2031
8131
54193
The above table shows that the size of the government expenditure in FY 2004-04 was
TK. 54193 crore broken down into revenue and development of TK. 32193 crore and TK.
22000 crore respectively for the same.
Of the total expenditure on revenue, pay and allowance, interest on foreign loans,
subsidies rank high on the list.
On the development side, electricity sector, transport, education and religion claim the
maximum followed by rural development, health, population and family welfare.
C) ADP Composition and Source of Financing : The following tables show the ADP
expenditures on the major economic sectors of Bangladesh as well as share of domestic
resource in the total ADP in different financial years.
Table :ADP Expenditure and its Composition by Major Sectors (% of Total)
Sector
Agriculture
Rural
Development
Industries
Power
Transport
Education and
Religion
Water resources
Health and
Population
1990-91
5.8
4.2
1995-96
4.5
6.8
2000-01
4.5
12.2
2004-05
3.62
14.27
1.8
6.9
12
3.3
1.5
13.7
20.1
13
3.3
12.2
20.4
13.3
2.42
20.74
12.27
13.7
12.8
8.7
5.6
6.9
6.1
7.3
2.44
8.17
Total Financing
Foreign Financing
Domestic Financing
Domestic as % of Total ADP
1990-91
5270
1310
3960
24.85
1995-96
10447
6033
4414
42.25
2000-01
18200
8670
9530
52.36
2004-05
20500
10430
10070
49.12