- 29 - It is evident, however, that this involves the performance of an administrative task assigned by the Reich. The amount of money needed for the performance of this mission must therefore be included in the total of the exoenditures of the public administration. In that case, of course, the grants to the Special Fund must be subtracted from the expenditures of the Reich Institution for Unemployment Insurance etc. (see Section IV), as the tax transfers made to the Special Fund have already been deducted in the case of the Reich. Disbursements and Receipts of the Special Fund for Marriage Loans and Bonuses for Children in the Fiscal Years 1938 and 1939 (in millions of RM)* Fiscal Year 1938 1939 A. Disbursementsments Bonuses paid for children 1. lump sum 67.8 31.3 2. continuous 314.2 400.8 --------------------------- Total 381.8 432.1 Marriage loans made 188.8 169.7 --------------------------- Bonuses and loans together 570.6 601.8 B. Receipts Reich tax transfers 298.6 331.1 From the budget of the Reich Institution for Unemployment Insurance etc 298.6 331.1 Amortization of marriage loans 51.3 61.0 Total means of coverage 549.9 642.1 *Differences in amounts due-to rounding off of figures. Conditions |