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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
                           BUREAU OF THE TREASURY
                            INTRAMUROS, MANILA 2801


    Funding the Republic



       January to September Fiscal Deficit at P 259.8 Billion
              Better Than Program by P13.9 Billion


21 October 2010, Manila, Philippines: The January to September
fiscal deficit of the National Government reached P259.8 billion, P13.9
billion lower than the programmed ceiling of P273.7 billion. The over
performance can be attributed to the P54.2 billion lower spending partly
on account of the savings in interest payments due to lower borrowing
cost.


Revenue Performance
Revenue collections reached P894.7 billion for the first three quarters. It
grew by 7% compared to the same period of last year’s P839.8 billion.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC)
registered a growth of 9% and 15%, respectively, for the first three
quarters compared to same period last year. Actual collections for the
period January to September were recorded at P607.3 billion for BIR and
P191.0 billion for BOC. Actual cash collections for BIR and BOC for the
period January to September were significantly higher than its levels in
2009. From January to September, cash collections for BIR was at
P598.9 billion or 12.0% higher than last year, while cash collections for
BOC was at P170.2 billion or 18.0% higher than 2009. Likewise, the
Bureau of the Treasury income was recorded at P45.5 billion while other
offices, registered an income of P50.9 billion.

Revenue collections reached P91.9 billion for the month of September.
Actual collections for the month were recorded at P61.0 billion and
P20.2 billion for BIR and BOC, respectively. Bureau of the Treasury
income and collections from other offices for the month was recorded at
P5.3 billion and P5.4 billion, respectively.
Expenditures
Actual disbursements for the first three quarters amounted to P1,154.5
billion, 7% higher than the comparable disbursements in 2009.
Excluding interest payments, total disbursements increased by 8%.
Actual disbursements in September amounted to P123.6 billion.

Primary Surplus/(Deficit)

Netting out the interest payments in the expenditures, the National
Government recorded a primary surplus for the month of September
amounting to P0.1 billion. Cumulatively, the primary deficit reached to
P15.2 billion for January to September.

Fiscal Performance
January to September 2010
(In Billion Pesos)

                    September     Percent
                      Actual      Growth
                   2009 2010     2010/2009
Surplus/(Deficit) (27.5) (31.7)    (15.2)
Revenues          100.7 91.9        (8.7)
  Cash             97.6   90.0      (7.8)
  Non-Cash          3.1     1.9    (37.6)
Expenditures      128.2 123.6       (3.6)
  Cash            125.2 121.7       (2.8)
  Non-Cash          3.1      1.9   (37.6)


                      Jan-Sept     2010             Percent
                       Actual     Q1-Q3 Program     Growth
                   2009     2010 Program vs Actual 2010/2009
Surplus/(Deficit) (237.5) (259.8) (273.7)  13.9       9.4
 Revenues         839.8   894.7    935.1       (40.3)      6.5
  Cash            796.1   865.5    898.8       (33.3)      8.7
  Non-Cash        43.7    29.2      36.2        (7.1)     (33.2)
Expenditures     1,077.3 1,154.5 1,208.7       (54.2)       7.2
  Cash           1,033.7 1,125.3 1,172.5       (47.2)       8.9
  Non-Cash        43.7    29.2      36.2        (7.1)     (33.2)
National Government Revenues
January to September 2010
(In Billion Pesos)

                      Sept        Percent
                     Actual       Growth
                  2009    2010   2010/2009
Revenues          100.7   91.9      (8.7)
  BIR             56.2    61.0       8.4
    Cash          53.8    59.8      11.3
    Non-Cash       2.5     1.2     (53.7)
  BOC             18.3    20.2      10.8
    Cash          17.7    19.5      10.1
    Non-Cash       0.6     0.8       32.9
  BTr              6.0     5.3     (12.6)
  Other Offices   20.2     5.4     (73.1)



                    Jan-Sept       2010                   Percent
                     Actual       Q1-Q3     Program vs    Growth
                  2009 2010      Program      Actual     2010/2009
Revenues          839.8 894.7     935.1       (40.4)         6.5
  BIR             557.0 607.3     620.5       (13.2)         9.0
    Cash          534.5 598.9     615.1       (16.2)        12.0
    Non-Cash      22.5    8.4        5.5        2.9        (62.5)
  BOC             165.4 191.0     210.2       (19.2)        15.5
    Cash          144.2 170.2     179.4        (9.2)        18.0
    Non-Cash      21.2   20.7       30.8      (10.0)        (2.1)
  BTr             52.2   45.5       45.2        0.4        (12.8)
  Other Offices   65.1   50.9      59.2        (8.3)       (21.9)
National Government Expenditures
January-September 2010
(In Billion Pesos)

                    September     Percent
                      Actual      Growth
                  2009 2010      2010/2009
Expenditures      128.2 123.6      (3.6)
  Int. Payments    31.8   31.8     (0.1)
  Others           96.4   91.8     (4.8)


                      Jan-Sept      2010       Program    Percent
                       Actual      Q1-Q3          vs      Growth
                   2009     2010  Program       Actual   2010/2009
Expenditures      1,077.3 1,154.5 1,208.7       (54.2)      7.2
  Int. Payments     235.3 244.5     256.0       (11.4)      3.9
  Others            842.1 910.0     952.8       (42.8)      8.1

NG Primary Surplus/(Deficit)
January-September 2010
(In Billion Pesos)

                  September       Percent
                    Actual        Growth
                 2009 2010       2010/2009
Primary Surplus/ 4.3     0.1       (96.8)
(Deficit)
Revenues         100.7 91.9         (8.7)
Expenditures     96.4   91.8        (4.8)
(Net of IP)

                   Jan-Sept        2010                  Percent
                    Actual        Q1-Q3      Program vs  Growth
                 2009 2010       Program       Actual   2010/2009
Primary Surplus/ (2.3) (15.2)     (17.7)         2.4      576.4
(Deficit)
Revenues         839.8 894.7      935.1        (40.4)      6.5
Expenditures     842.1 910.0      952.8        (42.8)      8.1
(Net of IP)

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Fiscal report 0910 (1)

  • 1. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES BUREAU OF THE TREASURY INTRAMUROS, MANILA 2801 Funding the Republic January to September Fiscal Deficit at P 259.8 Billion Better Than Program by P13.9 Billion 21 October 2010, Manila, Philippines: The January to September fiscal deficit of the National Government reached P259.8 billion, P13.9 billion lower than the programmed ceiling of P273.7 billion. The over performance can be attributed to the P54.2 billion lower spending partly on account of the savings in interest payments due to lower borrowing cost. Revenue Performance Revenue collections reached P894.7 billion for the first three quarters. It grew by 7% compared to the same period of last year’s P839.8 billion. The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) registered a growth of 9% and 15%, respectively, for the first three quarters compared to same period last year. Actual collections for the period January to September were recorded at P607.3 billion for BIR and P191.0 billion for BOC. Actual cash collections for BIR and BOC for the period January to September were significantly higher than its levels in 2009. From January to September, cash collections for BIR was at P598.9 billion or 12.0% higher than last year, while cash collections for BOC was at P170.2 billion or 18.0% higher than 2009. Likewise, the Bureau of the Treasury income was recorded at P45.5 billion while other offices, registered an income of P50.9 billion. Revenue collections reached P91.9 billion for the month of September. Actual collections for the month were recorded at P61.0 billion and P20.2 billion for BIR and BOC, respectively. Bureau of the Treasury income and collections from other offices for the month was recorded at P5.3 billion and P5.4 billion, respectively.
  • 2. Expenditures Actual disbursements for the first three quarters amounted to P1,154.5 billion, 7% higher than the comparable disbursements in 2009. Excluding interest payments, total disbursements increased by 8%. Actual disbursements in September amounted to P123.6 billion. Primary Surplus/(Deficit) Netting out the interest payments in the expenditures, the National Government recorded a primary surplus for the month of September amounting to P0.1 billion. Cumulatively, the primary deficit reached to P15.2 billion for January to September. Fiscal Performance January to September 2010 (In Billion Pesos) September Percent Actual Growth 2009 2010 2010/2009 Surplus/(Deficit) (27.5) (31.7) (15.2) Revenues 100.7 91.9 (8.7) Cash 97.6 90.0 (7.8) Non-Cash 3.1 1.9 (37.6) Expenditures 128.2 123.6 (3.6) Cash 125.2 121.7 (2.8) Non-Cash 3.1 1.9 (37.6) Jan-Sept 2010 Percent Actual Q1-Q3 Program Growth 2009 2010 Program vs Actual 2010/2009 Surplus/(Deficit) (237.5) (259.8) (273.7) 13.9 9.4 Revenues 839.8 894.7 935.1 (40.3) 6.5 Cash 796.1 865.5 898.8 (33.3) 8.7 Non-Cash 43.7 29.2 36.2 (7.1) (33.2) Expenditures 1,077.3 1,154.5 1,208.7 (54.2) 7.2 Cash 1,033.7 1,125.3 1,172.5 (47.2) 8.9 Non-Cash 43.7 29.2 36.2 (7.1) (33.2)
  • 3. National Government Revenues January to September 2010 (In Billion Pesos) Sept Percent Actual Growth 2009 2010 2010/2009 Revenues 100.7 91.9 (8.7) BIR 56.2 61.0 8.4 Cash 53.8 59.8 11.3 Non-Cash 2.5 1.2 (53.7) BOC 18.3 20.2 10.8 Cash 17.7 19.5 10.1 Non-Cash 0.6 0.8 32.9 BTr 6.0 5.3 (12.6) Other Offices 20.2 5.4 (73.1) Jan-Sept 2010 Percent Actual Q1-Q3 Program vs Growth 2009 2010 Program Actual 2010/2009 Revenues 839.8 894.7 935.1 (40.4) 6.5 BIR 557.0 607.3 620.5 (13.2) 9.0 Cash 534.5 598.9 615.1 (16.2) 12.0 Non-Cash 22.5 8.4 5.5 2.9 (62.5) BOC 165.4 191.0 210.2 (19.2) 15.5 Cash 144.2 170.2 179.4 (9.2) 18.0 Non-Cash 21.2 20.7 30.8 (10.0) (2.1) BTr 52.2 45.5 45.2 0.4 (12.8) Other Offices 65.1 50.9 59.2 (8.3) (21.9)
  • 4. National Government Expenditures January-September 2010 (In Billion Pesos) September Percent Actual Growth 2009 2010 2010/2009 Expenditures 128.2 123.6 (3.6) Int. Payments 31.8 31.8 (0.1) Others 96.4 91.8 (4.8) Jan-Sept 2010 Program Percent Actual Q1-Q3 vs Growth 2009 2010 Program Actual 2010/2009 Expenditures 1,077.3 1,154.5 1,208.7 (54.2) 7.2 Int. Payments 235.3 244.5 256.0 (11.4) 3.9 Others 842.1 910.0 952.8 (42.8) 8.1 NG Primary Surplus/(Deficit) January-September 2010 (In Billion Pesos) September Percent Actual Growth 2009 2010 2010/2009 Primary Surplus/ 4.3 0.1 (96.8) (Deficit) Revenues 100.7 91.9 (8.7) Expenditures 96.4 91.8 (4.8) (Net of IP) Jan-Sept 2010 Percent Actual Q1-Q3 Program vs Growth 2009 2010 Program Actual 2010/2009 Primary Surplus/ (2.3) (15.2) (17.7) 2.4 576.4 (Deficit) Revenues 839.8 894.7 935.1 (40.4) 6.5 Expenditures 842.1 910.0 952.8 (42.8) 8.1 (Net of IP)