STATUS OF CY 2014 BUDGET PROGRAMAs of January 1 - July 31, 2014(In Thousand Pesos) |
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PARTICULARS | PROGRAM | ALLOTMENT RELEASES | % of Releases Over Program | BALANCE |
A. GAA-RA 10633 | 1,468,599,325 | 1,244,426,591 | 84.7% | 224,172,734 |
Departments | 1,150,692,033 | 1,069,163,575 | 92.9% | 81,528,458 |
Special Purpose Funds | 317,907,292 | 175,263,016 | 55.1% | 142,644,276 |
B. AUTOMATIC APPRO. | 796,029,175 | 757,817,625 | 95.2% | 38,211,550 |
Retirement and Life Insurance Premium | 28,859,006 | 29,895,123 | 103.6% | (1,036,117) |
Internal Revenue Allotment | 341,544,726 | 341,544,726 | 100.0% | - |
Pension of Ex-Pres. Wives | 331 | - | 0.0% | 331 |
Grants/Donations | 6,450 | 6,450 | 100.0% | - |
Special Account in the General Fund | 21,116,662 | 13,081,244 | 61.9% | 8,035,418 |
Motor Vehicles Users Charge Fund | 13,011,543 | 5,350,397 | 41.1% | 7,661,146 |
Others | 8,105,119 | 7,730,847 | 95.4% | 374,272 |
Net Lending | 24,950,000 | 6,458,000* | 25.9% | 18,492,000 |
Interest Payments | 352,652,000 | 352,652,000 | 100.0% | - |
Tax Expenditures Fund/Customs Duties Taxes | 26,900,000 | 14,180,082 | 52.7% | 12,719,918 |
ORIGINAL PROGRAM | 2,264,628,500 | 2,002,244,216 | 88.4% | 262,384,284 |
OTHER RELEASES | - | 27,951,207 | 0.0% | (27,951,207) |
CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS-R.A 10352 | - | 4,640,797 | (4,640,797) | |
Departments | 925,975 | (925,975) | ||
Special Purpose Funds | 3,714,822 | (3,714,822) | ||
SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET - R.A. 10634 | - | 10,624,363 | (10,624,363) | |
DSWD | 662,500 | (662,500) | ||
SPF-National Disaster Disaster Risk Reduction Management Fund | 9,961,863 | (9,961,863) | ||
UNPROGRAMMED FUND | - | 7,026,444 | (7,026,444) | |
AUTOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS | - | 5,659,603 | (5,659,603) | |
Grants/Donations | 3,286,908 | (3,286,908) | ||
Military Camps Sales Proceeds Fund | 1,607,891 | (1,607,891) | ||
AFP Modernization Act Trust Fund | 764,804 | (764,804) | ||
Total | 2,264,628,500 | 2,030,195,423 | 89.6% | 234,433,077 |
* Per Bureau of the Treasury Report as of June 30,2014
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