From the profit of the invested deposits is to be defrayed
the interests on the deposits, as well as the whole expenses,
administrative or otherwise.
As long as the profit of the funded capital of the deposits is not
sufficient to pay the interest of the savings-deposits and to cover the
expenses of the administration, the deficit as well as the costs of the
establishment of the institution will be advanced by the State as a
charge on the Postal Budget.
These advances are to be restored without interest, to the Postal
Budget, out of the surplus appearing at the close of the administrative
year.
The surplus remaining over after the entire liquidation of the above
named advances is to be employed in the formation of a reserve fund.