What are extra-budgetary revenues and how do they differ from budgetary revenues? Extra-budgetary revenues are temporary financial resources, of w...

What are extra-budgetary revenues and how do they differ from budgetary revenues?

Extra-budgetary revenues are temporary financial resources, of which the State is a mere depositary agent. Their return does not require legislative authorization, so they are not part of the Annual Budget Law (LOA).
Budgetary revenues are financial resources that enter during the fiscal year and increase the financial balance of the institution. They are sources of resources used by the State in programs and actions whose main purpose is to meet public needs and demands of society.
Extra-budgetary revenues are always classified as revenue or capital, while budgetary revenues are classified according to their nature, origin/destination of resources, and primary result indicator.
a) Only statement I is correct.
b) Statements I and II are correct.
c) Statements I, II, and III are correct.
d) None of the statements are correct.