Budget Receipts (the income side of the budget) are further classified into two main categories:
Revenue Receipts: These are receipts that do not create any liability or cause a reduction in the assets of the government. They are regular and recurring. Examples include tax revenue (income tax, GST) and non-tax revenue (interest, dividends).
Capital Receipts: These are receipts that either create a liability for the government (e.g., borrowing) or reduce its assets (e.g., selling shares in public sector companies).
Both are components of the total budget receipts.