Of
this, State Budget revenue from domestic sources (not including crude
oil) was VND59.2 trillion; crude oil VND11.3 trillion, and
export-imports VND15.9 trillion. State Budget revenue from the state
business sector accounted for 15.5 percent of what was predicted for
the year; the foreign investment sector (not including crude oil) 10.8
percent; non-state industries, trade and services 11.5 percent;
personal income tax 9.7 percent; environmental protection tax 9.9
percent; and charges and fees 7.7 percent.
Also
by February 15, State Budget spending had hit about VND100.7 trillion
accounting for 11.1 percent of what was estimated for the year. Of
this, State Budget development investment amounted to VND18.4 trillion,
socioeconomic development, national security, state administration, the
Party and unions VND66.5 trillion, debt and assistance loan payment
VND15.8 trillion.
State
Budget capital invested in February was about VND11.34 trillion, of
which almost VND2.96 trillion came from the centrally-controlled State
Budget and VND8.38 trillion from locally-controlled State Budgets. In
the first two months of this year State Budget invested capital hit
VND22.03 trillion reaching 11.5 percent of what was planned for the
year and 1.2 percent of what was a year ago. Of this,
centrally-controlled State Budget capital amounted to VND5.43 trillion
representing 10.7 percent of what was projected for the year and
increasing 8.3 percent of what was in the same time last year.
Locally-controlled State Budget capital was VND16.6 trillion
representing 11.9 percent of what was planned for the year and falling
one percent against a year ago./.
Source: VEN.