What is capital receipt? – InterviewSolution

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1.	What is capital receipt?
Answer» Receipts from transactions which have long term or continuous impacts on government funds. Incomes generated by the government in the form of borrowings from the market in own country and abroad, borrowing from central bank, income from disinvestment, etc. are recorded in this account.

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