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Scottish Local Government Financial Statistics 1998-1999Trading
services
TABLE 6A Revenue accounts 1998-99 |
£ Thousands |
| |
Passenger Transport |
Road bridges |
Slaughter- houses |
Fishery harbours and markets |
Other trading services |
Total | |
Buses |
Ferries |
Other LA1 transport undertakings
| | Expenditure
| | Employee costs |
66 | 4,548 |
3,060 | 3,412
| 149 |
1,484 | 6,283
| 19,002 | |
Operating expenses | 37 |
2,663 | 5,387
| 1,331 |
79 | 8,497 |
33,332 | 51,326
| | Capital charges |
24 | 963 |
1,272 | 6,373
| 90 |
1,622 | 2,373
| 12,717 | |
Provision for repayment of external loans |
- | 10 |
-36 | -2,567
| -2 |
- | - |
-2,595 | | Transfers
to/from asset management revenue account | -14
| -817 |
62 | -2,710
| -88 |
162 | -1,820
| -5,225 | |
Revenue contributions to capital | -
| 656 |
754 | 10,569
| - |
760 | 3,440
| 16,179 | |
Contribution to general fund | -
| 15 |
359 | . |
- | - |
- | 374 |
| Contribution to reserve funds |
- | - |
4,712 | . |
- | 3 |
8,862 | 13,577
| | Support service costs |
8 | 892 |
132 | . |
- | 633 |
1,198 | 2,863
| | Other |
. | . |
. | - |
. | . |
. | - |
| Adjustment for inter account and inter
authority transfers2 | -
| - |
-5 | - |
- | - |
-28,569 | -28,574
| | Total expenditure |
121 | 8,930
| 15,697 |
16,408 | 228
| 13,161 |
25,099 | 79,644
| | | |
Income | |
Government grants | - |
- | - |
- | - |
- | - |
- | | Sales |
- | - |
163 | - |
- | 4,375 |
2,454 | 6,992
| | Rents, fees and charges |
54 | 2,082 |
13,300 | 11,970
| 59 |
5,768 | 16,396
| 49,629 | |
Contributions towards deficiencies from general fund |
67 | 6,798 |
1,996 | . |
171 | 2,496
| 27 |
11,555 | | Contributions
towards deficiencies from other accounts | -
| - |
- | . |
- | 399 |
4,926 | 5,325
| | Other income |
- | 50 |
231 | -76 |
-2 | 2 |
991 | 1,196
| | | |
Total income | 121
| 8,930 |
15,690 | 11,894
| 228 |
13,040 | 24,794
| 74,697 |
1 Includes airports, harbours and piers (except fishing harbours).
2 All inter account and inter authority transfers are deducted from expenditure.
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