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West Dunbartonshire Council · 1 March 2023
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL APPENDIX 4
DRAFT HRA ESTIMATES 2023/24
2022/23 Outturn  EXPENDITURE 2022/23
Estimate
2020/23 P9
Probable
Outturn 
2023/24
Estimate
Movement
year on year Comments on Movement >£50,000 
£000 £000 £000 £000 £000
6,068                     Employee Costs 6,690        6,932            7,669           979                Provision for anticipated employee pay award, increments and additional
staff requirements .
1,800                     Property Costs 2,030        1,909            2,375           345                Utilities increase to reflect rising prices , remaining increase is due to
general inflation on rents and insurance
121                        Transport Costs 112           139               142              31                 
358                        Supplies, Services and Admin 395           330               389              (7)
2,485                     Support Services 2,724        2,613            2,720           (4)
715                        Other Expenditure 532           754               534              2                   
12,581                   Repairs & Maintenance 12,942      13,784          16,257         3,315              Additional budgets required for EICR £1.8M and solar panel maintenance
£0.2m. The £0.4M one year reduction in 22/23  Tenant Priority Budget has
been re- instated. The remaining increase is the impact of inflation/pay
award on the cost of repairs 
1,048                     Bad Debt Provision 971           840               879              (92) Reduced to reflect expected requirement
1,717                     Void Loss (Council Tax/Lost Rents) 946           2,285            1,448           502                 Increased to reflect higher void numbers. The budget is based on the
expectation that during 2023/24 the numbers of voids will reduce during the
year  from the current high levels  
13,175                   CFCR 7,501        5,386            1,298           (6,203) Reduced in line with increased revenue spend. The CFCR depends on
excess of income over spend projection in year 
10,520                   Loan Charges 12,175      12,309          15,476         3,301              Increased cost of borrowing in line with interest rate rises 
50,589                   Total Expenditure 47,018      47,280          49,186         2,169            
44,223                   House Rents 45,215      45,388          47,274         2,059             4% rent increase plus additional income from newly tenanted new builds
206                        Lockup Rents 210           206               214              5                   
1,268                     Factoring/Insurance Charges 1,316        1,302            1,434           118                Annual fee increase applied
117                        Other rents 115           116               117              2                   
7                            Interest on Revenue Balance 55             30                 30                (25)
4,842                     Miscellaneous Income 107           237               117              9                   
50,664                   Total Income 47,018      47,280          49,186         2,169            
(76) Net Expenditure 0 0 0 0