Federal budget documents

The Finance Minister's speech presenting the budget to the National Assembly.

A short overview of the year's budget, summarising the main receipt and expenditure figures.

The statement of the Federal Government's estimated receipts and expenditure for the year, laid before the National Assembly.

The Explanatory Memorandum on Federal Receipts, which sets out and explains the estimates of federal revenue.

The demands for grants and appropriations: the amounts sought for each demand, presented to the National Assembly.

The detailed volumes behind the demands for grants, breaking each demand down into line items. Current expenditure and development expenditure are in separate volumes.

Regular and technical supplementary grants: spending authorised in addition to the budget originally approved for a year.

Demands for spending that went beyond the grant authorised for a past year.

The medium-term performance based budget, which sets spending against planned outputs and performance indicators.

The Medium-Term Budget Strategy Paper, which sets out the fiscal framework for the coming years.

The bill carrying the tax and customs changes proposed with the budget, with its schedules and notes on clauses. Published by the Federal Board of Revenue.

Statements on the Federal Government's fiscal risks and contingent liabilities.

Other documents listed with a year's budget, such as tax expenditure reports and foreign assistance estimates.