Federal Budget Flashcards

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Define revenue

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Refers to money that the government receives. For example taxation and dividends.

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Define expenditure

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Refers to money that is spent by the government

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3
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Define calendar year

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Goes from Jan 1st to December 31st

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4
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Define financial year

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Always the first of July until the 30th of June

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5
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Define federal budget

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The federal budget is a document that demonstrates the anticipated value of revenue and expenditure for the federal government for the next financial year

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Define deficit

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Deficit is when the expenditure exceeds revenue. The budget is said to be in deficit.

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7
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Define surplus.

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When revenue exceeds expenditure. The budget is said to be in surplus.

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8
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What is the highest expenditure

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The highest area of expenditure is social security and welfare

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9
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What’s the highest area of revenue

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The highest area of revenue comes from taxes

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10
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An aspect where the government has made a change in the federal budget

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An area of change on the federal budget is the superannuation tax. They have said that any one who is on an extremely high income will have there superannuation taxed at a higher rate, and people who earn a lower income, will have their superannuation tax lowered.

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