Wiltshire national budget

The budget of His Excellency's government is an annual budget set out by the Wiltshire Treasury for the following financial year, with the revenues to be gathered by the Office for Revenues & Customs, and the expenditures of the public sector administered in compliance with government policy. The budget statement is made by the chancellor of the Exchequer in the Wiltshire National Assembly. In times of emergency, the chancellor may elect to introduce a continuing resolution, which can carry over a previous year's budget.

Budgets are usually set once every year and are announced in the National Assembly by the chancellor of the Exchequer, usually in the Autumn to allow for uptake time before the start of the new financial year in December.

List of past budgets

Full budgets are listed in bold, while proposed budgets not enacted into law are placed in italics.

Budget	Chancellor (prime minister)	Revenue (cm)	Expenditure (cm)	Deficit/(surplus) (cm)	Major chances
3009 New Wiltshire Budget	Eric Johnson Sr. Jaresh Inyo	5.3 billion	5 billion	(0.3 billion)	Use of donations and land levies to establish Wiltshire Treasury, Wiltshire National Assembly, and the Cabinet Office
3009 Foundations Budget	Eric Johnson Sr. Jaresh Inyo	28.3 billion	101 billion	72.7 billion	Introduction of the Income Tax Introduction of the Value Added Tax Creation of the major government departments Creation of the Civil Service
3010 - the Kind of Wiltshire We Need	Patrick Rivers Thomas Shore	33.8 billion (projected)	200 billion (projected) 12.3 billion (expended before cancellation)	166.2 billion (projected)	Cancelled before fully implemented Mass education and welfare expenditure
3010 national budget	Martin Banks Jaresh Inyo	35.6 billion	110 billion	74.4 billion	Created limits on welfare Set plan for balanced budget by 3013
3011 national budget	Martin Banks Edward Jellico	44.2 billion	99.5 billion	54.3 billion	Began to set out "normal expenditure" Allocated investment fund for Walkerton Cut initial capital investment
3012 national budget	Martin Banks Edward Jellico	50.2 billion	89.9 billion	39.7 billion	Increased defence spending Raised income tax uniformly rates by 2.5% to achieve 3013 target of balanced budget
3013 national budget (i)	Martin Banks Edward Jellico	65.5 billion (projected)	70.0 billion (projected)	4.5 billion (projected)	Failed to pass in National Assembly Failed to meet 3010 target of balanced budget by 3013
3013 national budget (ii)	Scott House Renly Stork	78.3 billion (projected)	100 billion (projected)	21.7 billion (projected)	Made allocation for universal healthcare Created a Wealth Tax Raised higher rate to 55% Failed to pass in National Assembly Scrapped Conservative government's plan for balanced budget by 3013
3013 national budget	Lucy Burgers Martin Banks	61.3 billion	65.3 billion	4.0 billion	Lowered higher rate by 2.5%, returning to previous level Scrapped VAT on several key business expenses Abolished the Ministry of Food Extended target for balanced budget from 3013 to 3014
3014 national budget	Lucy Burgers Martin Banks	66.7 billion	65.9 billion	(0.8 billion)	Met 3014 balanced budget target First full budget to be balanced in Wiltshirian history Plans made for significant tax cuts in 3015 and beyond
3015 national budget	Pete Aventine David Loynd	70.3 billion	71.0 billion	0.7 billion	Reversed VAT scrapping from 3013 Introduced Tabacco & Alcohol Tax Increased spending on Utilities, Health & Social Care Later overturned by emergency budget statements (i) and (ii)
3015 emergency budget statement (i)	Pete Aventine David Loynd	57.3 billion	88.1 billion	30.8 billion	Hit to revenue recipes at the outbreak of Corporate Depression Included proposal for Depository Bailout Later overturned by emergency budget statement (ii)
3015 emergency budget statement (ii)	Pete Aventine David Loynd	61.5 billion	76.5 billion	15.0 billion	Returned money after collapse of depository Cash injection to major corporate industries, including motor industry and baked goods industry
3016 national budget	Dennis Drakeford Frank Eddington	58.9 billion	100.0 billion	41.1 billion	Allocated funding for Universal Healthcare system Allocated funding for Universal Basic Income Allocated funding for Schools Construction Project Allocated reserve funding for pension protection Raised higher rate to 48% Raised basic rate to 25%