How Fiscal Deficit, Revenue Deficit and other key figures prepared for Budget 2022



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This article breaks down the key financial figures for India's Budget 2022, including total budgeted receipts of ₹39,44,909 crore, with 56% coming from revenue and 46% from loans. It clearly defines fiscal deficit (FD), revenue deficit (RD), effective revenue deficit (ERD), and primary deficit (PD), providing the formulas for each. The content also presents a table detailing revenue and capital receipts, expenditure, and various deficit figures for the financial years 2020-21, 2021-22, and 2022-23.

What is the amount of receipts (AOR) which the government is budgeted to be received in this Budget 2022? Total budgeted receipts are 39,44,909 crore out of which 56% is revenue receipts i.e revenue from tax and balance 46% is majorly from loans and borrowings. The percentage is higher than as co
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FAQ :

The total budgeted receipts for Budget 2022 are ₹39,44,909 crore.

Fiscal deficit (FD) is calculated as Total revenue receipts + Non-debt capital receipts (NDCR) - Total expenditure. It reflects the government's total borrowing requirement.

Revenue deficit (RD) signifies the excess of revenue expenditure over revenue receipts.

Primary deficit (PD) is calculated as Fiscal deficit - Interest payments.

56% of the total budgeted receipts for Budget 2022 are from revenue, with the balance primarily from loans and borrowings.




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