CCRA Annual Report to Parliament 2002-2003 Financial Statements

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Table 3.2: Cost of Services Received from other Departments Without Charge

(in thousands of dollars)

Actual Spending 2000-2001
Actual Spending 2001-2002
Planned Spending 2002-2003
Final
Authorities 2002-2003
Actual Spending 2002-2003

Accomodations Provided by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC)
214,326
222,495
220,000
241,016
241,016

Employer's share of Employee Benefit Costs and Insurance Premiums provided by Treasury Board Secretariat
112,842
169,465
161,900
187,134
187,134

Legal services provided by Justice Canada
57,907
65,072
57,900
69,362
69,362

Audit services by the Office of the Auditor General
3,270
4,000
3,300
4,089
4,089

Worker's Compensation Benefits coverage provided by Human Resources Development Canada
3,032
2,811
2,900
2,940
2,940

Payroll Services provided by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC)*

1,865
2,072
2,072

Total Services Received Without Charge

391,377
465,708
446,000
506,613
506,613

* These costs were not included in previous years' reports

Non-Tax Revenue

By virtue of its mandate, the CCRA is responsible for collecting tax revenue; these are described earlier in the Audited Financial Statements – Administered Activities, along with other categories of non-tax revenues such as interest, penalties, fines, seizures, etc. The CCRA is also responsible for collecting non-tax revenue (respendable and non-respendable) similar to other government departments and agencies. As of 2002-2003, the CCRA has adopted a full accrual accounting methodology for both tax and non-tax revenue. Consequently, the data for only one year (2001-2002) was restated under this new methodology.



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2003-10-29