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2023年预算:政府预计89469 .17卢比FY24通信部门的同比增长了30%
“修订后的估计(RE)非税收入来自通信服务FY23高于概算(是),和被FY24站在大约89500卢比,这是举行高于“国际机器人与自动化会议”估计,并可能假设另一个频谱拍卖在下一财政,“Ankit Jain,副总裁和部门负责人(企业评级),举行的“国际机器人与自动化会议”说。
分析师表示,更高的收入估计似乎是在另一个频谱分解销售日历2023年或2024年。财政部长吧Sitharaman不过,没有发表任何声明在接下来的频谱周三出售她的预算演讲中。
估计收入上升扫荡FY24之前,政府的收入在FY23 68784卢比也远高于36 52806卢比最初预期的收入。
电信业的政府收入主要是许可证费用和频谱使用费用从电信公司(往下),计算基于电信公司的调整后的总收益(AGR)。
运营商支付8%的AGR许可费政府和他们支付大约3 - 4%的早些时候往下。但在去年6月取消3%的地板和政府决定不往下收费从2022年7月的频谱拍卖开始,他们对这个法定费用流出AGR的减少到1%以下。
分析师表示,电信部门的收入高于预期FY23可能是由于相当大的电信公司预付款的5 g电波在最后一次对台军售。
2022年8月,Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio和沃达丰的想法支付8312。4卢比,7864卢比,1679卢比分别对预付款的电波获得去年5 g拍卖。Airtel,事实上,预付款的四年费这些5 g的电波。印度阿达尼数据网络曾买了一个温和的5 g电波在过去的销售,也使得一个初始18.94卢比预先付款。
2023年预算:电信的一个新时代的黎明
“部门继续困扰与诉讼和他们争夺资源的消耗所有的利益相关者。一个典型的例子是TDS充电折扣券上的分销商在愤愤不平的电信公司辩称,TDS下节194 h @ 5%不是必要的事务是一概基础上,而不是主要代理。TDS 5%严重影响分销商的利润。在我看来,这个问题可能得到解决通过减少TDS率从5%提高到1%,“Aggarwal说。
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<\/figure>Kolkata: The government expects an over 30% on-year jump in revenue from the telecom sector at Rs 89,469.17 crore in FY24 against the higher-than-expected Rs 68,784 crore it has earned in the current fiscal year to March 31, according to budget<\/a> documents.Analysts said the higher revenue estimate appears to be factoring in another spectrum sale in calendars 2023 or 2024. Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman<\/a>, though, did not make any announcement on the next spectrum sale in her Budget speech Wednesday.
The estimated rise in revenue mop-up in FY24 comes after the government\u2019s takings in FY23 at Rs 68,784 crore is also sharply higher than the Rs 52,806.36 crore it had originally expected to earn.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cThe revised estimate (RE) of non-tax revenues from communication services for FY23 is higher than the budget estimate (BE), and the BE for FY24 stands at around Rs 89,500 crore, which is higher than ICRA\u2019s estimates, and likely assumes another spectrum auction in the next fiscal,\u201d Ankit Jain, Vice President & Sector Head (Corporate Ratings) at Icra, said.
The government\u2019s revenues from the telecom sector mainly come as licence fees and spectrum usage charges (SUC) from telcos, which are computed based on the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of telcos.
Operators pay 8% of their AGR as licence fees to the government and they earlier paid around 3-4% of it towards SUC. But after the scrapping of the 3% floor last June and the government\u2019s decision not to charge for SUC from the July 2022 spectrum auction onwards, their outflows towards this statutory fee have reduced to under 1% of AGR.
Analysts said the higher-than-expected receipts from the telecom sector in FY23 is possibly due to sizable upfront payments by the telcos for 5G airwaves acquired in the last sale.
In August 2022, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> paid Rs 8,312.4 crore, Rs 7,864 crore and Rs 1,679 crore respectively towards upfront payments for airwaves acquired in the 5G auction last year. Airtel, in fact, made an advance payment of four years dues for these 5G airwaves. Adani Data Networks<\/a>, which had bought a modest chunk of 5G airwaves in the last sale, also made an initial Rs 18.94 crore upfront payment.
The government\u2019s revenues from the telecom sector mainly come as licence fees and spectrum usage charges (SUC) from telcos, which are computed based on the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of telcos.
Operators pay 8% of their AGR as licence fees to the government and they earlier paid around 3-4% of it towards SUC. But after the scrapping of the 3% floor last June and the government\u2019s decision not to charge for SUC from the July 2022 spectrum auction onwards, their outflows towards this statutory fee have reduced to under 1% of AGR.
Analysts said the higher-than-expected receipts from the telecom sector in FY23 is possibly due to sizable upfront payments by the telcos for 5G airwaves acquired in the last sale.
In August 2022, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> paid Rs 8,312.4 crore, Rs 7,864 crore and Rs 1,679 crore respectively towards upfront payments for airwaves acquired in the 5G auction last year. Airtel, in fact, made an advance payment of four years dues for these 5G airwaves. Adani Data Networks<\/a>, which had bought a modest chunk of 5G airwaves in the last sale, also made an initial Rs 18.94 crore upfront payment.