Supporting Documentation: Transactions in the Employment Insurance Operating Account as per the Public Accounts of Canada

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• 2006/2007 to 2023/2024
• 2006/2007
• 2007/2008
• 2008/2009
• 2009/2010
• 2010/2011
• 2011/2012
• 2012/2013
• 2013/2014
• 2014/2015
• 2015/2016
• 2016/2017
• 2017/2018
• 2018/2019
• 2019/2020
• 2020/2021
• 2021/2022
• 2022/2023
• 2023/2024

2006/2007 to 2023/2024

Notes:

• The blank cells in the dataset are due to the fact that no transactions related to the type of operating activity in question was recorded and presented in the Public Accounts of Canada.
• The dataset indicates type names “Revenues” and “Expenses” only as they were modified as such from “Revenues and other credits” and “Expenses and other debits” in 2009-2010. This modification has no impact on the data's presentation.

2006/2007

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $320 million ($382 million in 2006).

2007/2008

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $319 million ($320 million in 2007).

2008/2009

Notes:

• Government funding transactions are added to the statement of operations.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $330 million ($319 million in 2008).

2009/2010

Notes:

• The title of the table in the Public Accounts of Canada changed from "Transactions in the Employment Insurance Account" to "Transactions in the Employment Insurance Operating Account".
• The table number in the Public Accounts of Canada changed from 4.6 to 4.7.
• The operating type terminology is modified from "Revenues and other credits" to "Revenue", from "Expenses and other debits" to "Expenses", and from "Funding" to "Funding from the Government of Canada".
• Transactions related to the closure of the Employment Insurance Account are included in the statement.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $360 million ($330 million in 2009).

2010/2011

Notes:

• The previous year's comparative figure for "Balance at beginning of year" includes the transactions related to the closure of the Employment Insurance Account.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $361 million ($360 million in 2010).

2011/2012

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $382 million ($361 million in 2011).

2012/2013

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $401 million ($382 million in 2012).

2013/2014

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $394 million ($401 million in 2013).

2014/2015

Notes:

• Government funding transactions are not presented in the statement of operations.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $398 million ($394 million in 2014).

2015/2016

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $421 million ($398 million in 2015).

2016/2017

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $413 million ($421 million in 2016).

2017/2018

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $394 million ($413 million in 2017).

2018/2019

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $403 million ($394 million in 2018).

2019/2020

Notes:

• Under "Expenses", a new sub-type "Employment Insurance Emergency Response Benefit" was added.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $417 million ($403 million in 2019).

2020/2021

Notes:

• Under "Revenues", a new sub-type "Funding from the Government of Canada—Employment Insurance Emergency Response Benefit" was added.
• The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $489 million ($417 million in 2020).

2021/2022

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $448 million ($489 million in 2021).

2022/2023

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $508 million ($448 million in 2022).

2023/2024

Note: The difference between the premium revenue presented and the amount presented in the Government of Canada financial statements is due to the elimination on consolidation of premiums incurred by the Government of Canada, for an amount of $596 million ($508 million in 2023).

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