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Annual Report of the Comptroller, 1996
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STATE OF MARYLAND

Schedule of General Government Revenues by Source,

Expenditures by Function and Other Sources (Uses)

of Financial Resources and Changes in Fund Balances

General, Special Revenue, Debt Service and Capital Projects Funds

Last Ten Fiscal Years
(Expressed in Thousands)

 

     

;ar ended J

Fune 30,

       
 

1996

1995

1994

1993

1992

1991

1990

1989

1988(1)

1987

Revenues:

                   

Income taxes.. ........ ...................................................

$ 3,796,251

$ 3,669,027

$ 3,590,562

$ 3,303,678 $

3,043,695

3,035,505

$3,096,423

$3,037,900

$2,676,213

$2,484,692

Retail sales and use taxes. .....................................

2,000,298

1,951,031

1,814,948

1,718,152

1,579,785

1,540,887

1,571,867

1,507,053

1,423,585

1,302,463

Motor vehicle taxes and fees..... ............................

1,321,412

1,298,132

1,225,531

1,119,416

990,540

919,220

955,253

963,119

948,408

794,946

Other taxes..... ...........................................................

1,065,176

1,031,735

1,053,998

1,039,108

902,757

848,052

894,729

861,758

823,790

751,081

Other licenses and fees...........................................

211,817

216,621

193,216

197,255

142,525

125,476

113,189

109,523

111,453

102,285

Charges for services ................ ................................

670,901

803,183

691,597

630,597

608,385

403,942

331,312

333,342

353,270

284,983

Interest and other investment income.................

114,986

100,626

56,120

35,158

33,399

73,990

125,655

125,877

90,441

65,436

Federal .......................................................................

3,357,959

3,277,297

2,630,278

2,530,226

2,422,678

1,982,214

1,825,753

1,693,289

1,578,753

1,493,164

Gain on defeasance of transportation bonds......

                 

39,543

Other ..........................................................................

186,902

190,297

215,761

251,737

258,042

250,109

192,183

188,241

184,384

174,834

Total revenues ..................................................

12,725,702

12,537,949

11,472,011

10,825,327

9,981,806

9,179,395

9,106,364

8,820,102

8,190,297

7,493,427

Expenditures:

                   

Current

                   

General government ............................................

520,419

616,518

536,542

494,041

482,752

475,868

453,164

437,089

410,519

266,251

Education ..............................................................

2,818,909

2,637,338

2,497,869

2,389,155

2,292,608

2,218,148

2,052,303

1,902,965

1,759,450

1,621,797

Business and economic development ..............

42,259

163,735

149,647

155,575

148,413

152,121

147,404

118,804

113,605

 

Labor, licensing and regulation .........................

155,495

                 

Human resources .................................................

1,344,361

1,382,650

954,822

926,954

916,320

907,736

753,935

695,029

669,341

680,408

Health and mental hygiene.................................

3,132,078

3,240,900

2,965,057

2,781,409

2,767,977

2,350,469

1,990,090

- 1,784,992

1,609,327

1,567,412

Environment.............................. — ........................

71,911

64,943

60,567

51,598

61,294

62,608

52,245

45,114

37,140

 

Transportation ......................................................

859,208

783,786

752,679

692,454

593,861

575,696

544,037

550,045

537,686

486,551

Public saftey and judicial ...................................

1,061,974

938,507

896,938

862,311

832,312

791,728

728,105

648,200

559,804

536,267

Housing and community

                   

development......................................................

67,093

69,611

75,746

102,725

115,471

56,835

62,179

56,024

52,273

39,890

Natural resources and recreation......................

123,681

116,530

114,678

111,559

126,875

126,863

123,297

107,450

98,541

94,254

Agriculture.............................................................

43,010

34,872

28,774

27,185

33,167

52,785

43,819

37,193

30,626

31,453

Personnel and retirement ........................ ...........

                 

21,773

Intergovernmental ....................................................

933,700

937,236

784,990

700,119

705,008

810,313

815,738

804,665

784,255

690,520

Debt service ..............................................................

601,999

506,031

467,279

488,153

451,600

477,156

467,197

454,474

435,886

444,079

Capital outlays..........................................................

1,047,936

1,075,888

784,555

759,224

830,178

1,166,021

1,142,035

925,589

929,024

833,923

Total expenditures ...........................................

12,824,033

12,568,545

11,070,143

10,542,462 1

0,357,836

10,224,347

9,375,548

8,567,633

8,027,477

7,314,578

Excess (deficiency) of revenues over

                   

expenditures................ ..................................

(98,331)

(30,596)

401,868

282,865

(376,030)

(1,044,952)

(269,184)

252,469

162,820

178,849

Other sources (uses) of financial resources:

                   

Capital leases ............................................................

62,930

16,872

41,835

15,577

64,418

26,648

3,008

12,384

30,250

12,743

Proceeds from bond issues. ...................................

469,504

566,384

416,780

332,419

464,197

617,338

499,688

265,191

321,358

275,068

Proceeds from loans to other funds. ....................

       

40,000

25,000

       

Proceeds from refunding bonds ............................

   

802,701

303,218

         

29,053

Operating transfers in .............................................

910,063

1,033,400

759,879

313,804

333,976

365,166

353,254

319,604

337,107

332,366

Operating transfers in from component units ....

1,339

                 

Operating transfers out............. ............ ..................

(548,955)

(1,342,979)

(1,024,000)

(650,893)

(644,333)

(727,465)

(863,240)

(613,723)

(507,772)

(478,367)

Operating transfers out to component units.......

(680,339)

                 

Recognition of fund liability ..................................

     

(65,000)

           

Defeasance of bonds. ..............................................

                 

(155,725)

Payment to refunded bond escrow

                   

agent .......................................................................

   

(802,701)

(298,759)

         

(29,053)

Payment to refunded leases escrow

                   

agent............. ..........................................................

   

(8,567)

             

Net other sources (uses) of financial

                   

resources ........................... ................................

214,542

273,677

185,927

(49,634)

258,258

306,687

(7,290)

(16,544)

180,943

(13,915)

Excess (deficiency) of revenues over

                   

expenditures and net other sources (uses)

                   

of financial resources. .....................................

116,211

243,081

587,795

233,231

(117,772)

(738,265)

(276,474)

235,925

343,763

164,934

Fund balance, July 1 ...................................................

1,360,269

1,117,188

529,393

137,467

246,889

985,154

1,261,628

1,025,703

681,940

517,006

Adjustments ..............................................................

     

154,295(4)

           

Fund balance, July 1, as restated..............................

     

291,762

           

Residual equity transfers ........................................

     

4,400(3)

8,350(2

0

       

Fund balance, June 30................................................!

& 1,476,480 !

& 1,360,269 !

& 1,117,188 !

& 529,393 $

137,467

$ 246,889

$ 985,154

$1,261,628

$1,025,703

$ 681,940

Source: General Accounting Division, State Comptroller's Office

(1) Beginning in fiscal year 1988, as a result of a State-wide reorganization, certain expenditures are reported in different classifications.

(2) During 1992 the Economic Development Loan Programs returned $8,350,000 to the General Fund. This return of contributed capital has been reported as an equity transfer.

(3) During 1993 the Economic Development Loan Programs returned $4,400,000 to the General Fund. This return of contributed capital has been reported as an equity transfer.

(4) Effective July 1, 1992, the Maryland Transportation Authority's activities were recorded in the special revenue and debt service funds and its beginning equity was
reclassified from the enterprise fund to the respective governmental funds.

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