30. Statement of Arrears of Revenue – (Statement No. 19) assured the Committee, as he had done before, that he would  maintain such registers.  However, in the year under review, the Accounting Officer had listed  63 entities, comprising statutory bodies and other state-owned enterprises, together with their values and Government equities in  them, which were culled from sources other than the registers of the  Ministry. I trust that the Ministry would make concerted efforts to maintain  proper records for these assets, as promised.  The outstanding arrears of revenue submitted by the various Ministries  to the Accountant General for incorporation into the Annual Statements of Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2018 showed  that the balance on 1 April 2017 was P424 859 929. Out of that amount  only P4 155 968 (representing 0.978%) was collected during the year of  account, while P172 969 was abandoned, leaving a balance of P425 527 931 including current year arrears of P3 996 939.  A review of these figures has indicated that a total of P407 801 518  represent dormant balances which have been outstanding for long  periods of time and should have been adjusted appropriately to reflect  the correct balances of these debts. It is also of some concern that  administrative debts such as those for private calls made from official  telephones featured predominantly in this Statement under almost all  Ministries. The balances which I consider should have been cleared  from this statement through appropriate action are shown in the table  below, representing 96% of the year-end balance.  Some of the more significant debts are commented on under the  Ministerial Section of this report.  27  Company Registration Fees 390 482 314 (Investment, Trade & Industry)  Consumer, Water Accounts  14 887 353 (Water and Sanitation)  Sale of Livestock to Zimbabwe 1 239 000 (Agriculture)  Landing Fees  1 192 851 (Transport & Communications)  Telephone Charges  185 052 (All Ministries)  407 986 571 