(1) For the purpose of calculation of CAGR, the following actual revenue receipts shall be considered to calculate the end of the year revenue receipts and beginning of the year revenue receipts, namely:-
(a) Details of revenue receipts, are,-
(i) property tax excluding cesses payable including interest and penalty;
(ii) advertisement taxes or fee;
(iii) entertainment tax;
(iv) non-tax revenues;
(v) grants of state finance commission;
(vi) grants of central finance commission; and
(vii) other revenue receipts;
(b) The revenue receipts does not include the following receipts,-
(i) any specific grants received from State and Central Government for capital works;
(ii) deposit contributions received from any agencies;
(iii) borrowings;
(iv) recovery of advance, loans and statutory dues;
(v) refundable security deposits, earnest money deposits or any other refundable deposits;
(vi) receipts from sale of land; and
(vii) extraordinary receipts.
(2) For the purpose of preparation of budget of the BBMP, numerical ceilings of receipts for „BBMP own source revenue receipts‟ shall be the previous year actual receipts plus percentage of CAGR on previous year 5 actual receipts. Any other receipts including receipts under clause (b) of subrule (1) of rule 4, budget provision shall be made on actual basis to the extent possible and in the absence of actual allocation, Current Year‟s revised receipt is to be considered for budget preparation.
(3) The annual budget shall not exceed the ceiling as specified above except with the prior detailed written approval of the State Government in response to specific budget line items sought to be included along with the source of funding identified to meet the expenditure, beyond the above limit and shall allow for a cash balance at the end of the year of not less than one lakh rupees under general account revenue.
(4) The Standing Committee for Taxation and Finance shall present to the Council, a mid-year statement of actual performance against the annual budget in the same format as the annual budget with a commentary explaining reasons for variance comprising quantitative and qualitative factors and impact on full year performance against budget in quantitative terms. Such mid-year statement shall be published on the website and made available at all ward offices before 15 November of a financial year. A summary of the same shall be published in one widely circulated English language daily and one Kannada language daily before 31 October of a financial year. .