Which of the following statements is/are not correct in regards to Government’s Income?
1.Highest income of the government comes from borrowings and other liabilities
2.Highest income of the government goes to Interest Payment
3.17 paise of every rupee goes to Central sponsored schemes
For every rupee that the Government of India earns, 34 paise comes through borrowings and liabilities while Goods and Services Tax contributes 17 paise. Highest income of the government goes to Interest Payment, i.e. 20% and 17 paise of every rupee goes to Central sponsored schemes.
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