United Kingdom budget 2007–08
The United Kingdom budget deals with HM Treasury budgeting the revenues gathered by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs and expenditures of public sector departments, in compliance with government policy.[2]
Adjustment is achieved with the GDP deflator.
Planned resource budgets 2007–08
Department |
2007–08 expenditure (£ million) |
Work and Pensions |
132,732 |
Health |
104,464 |
Education and Skills |
68,060 |
Defence |
38,986 |
Tax, Excise and Treasury[3] |
5,469 |
Communities & Local Government |
28,186 |
Scottish Government |
26,469 |
Northern Ireland Executive |
14,667 |
Home Office |
13,877 |
Welsh Assembly Government |
12,785 |
Transport |
10,150 |
Cabinet Office |
10,090 |
Trade and Industry |
6,015 |
Culture, Media and Sport |
5,042 |
International Development |
4,772 |
Ministry of Justice |
4,086 |
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs |
3,099 |
Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
1,859 |
Northern Ireland Office |
1,370 |
Law Officers' Departments |
718 |
Departmental Expenditure Limit Reserve[4] |
600 |
Unallocated Special Reserve[5] |
400 |
Total resource budget |
493,896 |
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