Party Finance
JD(U) income has grown about six times in five years but on a small base.
- 2002–03: 22 lakh (US$40,000)
- 2003–04: 26.7 lakh (US$48,600)
- 2004–05: 97.2 lakh (US$176,900)
- 2005–06: 64 lakh (US$116,500)
- 2006–07: 1.3 crore (US$236,600)
The expenditure in 2006–07 was mostly on election and meeting establishment expenses.
- Election costs: Rs 97 lakh
- Establishment costs: Rs 11 lakh
As per UTVI information assets of the party were –
- 2002–03: 31 lakh (US$56,400)
- 2003–04: 32.1 lakh (US$58,400)
- 2004–05: 29 lakh (US$52,800)
- 2005–06: 16.1 lakh (US$29,300)
- 2006–07: 35.8 lakh (US$65,200)
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