1. Researchers at the Central Bank have estimated Net Errors & Omissions advanced by $1,200.00 million
2. Imports of Goods is estimated to be $2,925.0 million
3. Export of Goods is estimated to be $825.0 million
4. Ministry of Foreign Affairs has estimated that the cost to maintain diplomatic services at $280 million
5. Government has received $130 million from foreign governments for diplomatic services locally
6. Direct Investment $1,300 million in inflows and $410 million in outflows
7. Portfolio Investment $375 million in inflows and no outflows
8. Other Investment $100 in inflows and $700 million in outflows
9. Reserve Assets $500.0 million in inflows
10. Receipts for Travel to The Bahamas amounted to $4,950.0 million
11. Travel expenses of Bahamians amounted to $550.0 million
12. Other Transportation receipts amounted to $195.0 million
13. Other Transportation costs amounted to $55.0 million
14. The Bahamas received some $400.0 million support from the IMF in the form of a capital transfer
15. Foreign workers in The Bahamas repatriated some $330 million during the year
16. Bahamians working abroad sent home approximately $7.0 million
17. Central Bank approved dividends and interest repatriation of $600 million
18. Central Bank noted the inflow of $150.0 million from Bahamian investments abroad
19. The Bahamas received $95.0 million from insurance claims and paid out $450 million in premiums
20. Other business services with foreign entities cost $730.0 million as against a $390.0 million intake
21. The need for Information and Computer Technology (ICT) services cost the country $300.0 million
22. While use of intellectual property cost $22.0 million in fees to foreign rights holders
23. Secondary income activities generated $400.0 million in inflows but incurred $415.0 million outflows
24. Cost for the Import of specialize construction equipment and workers amounted to $300 million
25. There were no other recorded receipts or payments i.e. all other items show a zero input.