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प्रश्न
How are revenue receipts different from capital receipts in a budget? Give one example of each receipt.
उत्तर
Revenue Receipts | Capital Receipts | |
1. | Revenue receipts are those receipts made by the government that do not incur any debt or reduce the government's assets. | Capital revenues are receipts that either increase liabilities or reduce the government's assets. |
2. | The government is under no obligation to refund the money. | The government is obligated to return the money plus interest. |
3. | It is a recurring in nature. | It is non-recurring in nature. |
4. | For example, income tax, GST (Goods and Services Tax), and so on. | For example, borrowing from the public, receipts from the sale of shares in a public sector company, and so on. |
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