The 2004 United Kingdom Budget, officially known as Opportunity for all: The strength to take the long-term decisions for Britain was the formal government budget for the year 2004.[1]
Details
Tax Revenue
| Receipts
|
2004-05 Revenues (£bn)
|
| Business rates
|
19
|
| Corporation Tax
|
33
|
| Council Tax
|
20
|
| Excise Duties
|
40
|
| Income Tax
|
127
|
| NI
|
78
|
| VAT
|
74
|
| Other
|
61
|
| Total Government revenue
|
452
|
Spending
| Department
|
2004-05 Expenditure (£bn)
|
| Debt Interest
|
24
|
| Defense
|
27
|
| Education
|
64
|
| Health
|
82
|
| Housing & Environment
|
16
|
| Industry, Agriculture, Employment
|
19
|
| Law & Order
|
29
|
| Other
|
44
|
| Personal Social Services
|
22
|
| Social Security
|
140
|
| Transport
|
18
|
| Total Government spending
|
485
|
References
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