Revenues from non-oil sector exceeded the rate of growth of tax revenues
In January-August 2013 the state budget under the Ministry of Taxes received taxes, fines, financial penalties and state taxes totaling 4,486,600,000 manats. This is a 7.3% increase over the comparable period in 2012. Turan was told by the ministry.
Payments by the subjects of non-oil sector during this period of the year amounted to 2,405,061,230 AZN or 53.6 % of revenues. At the same time, tax and other revenues from non-oil sector over the same period last year increased by about 213 million or 9.7%. Compared to last year, the share of non-oil sector in the structure of tax payments increased 1.2%.
The share of profit tax was 38.6 % (in 2012 - 39.7 %), VAT - 24% ( 22.8 %) , personal income tax on individuals - 12% ( 12.4 %) , excise tax - 7 6% (7.5% ), etc. - 08D-
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- Politics
- 18 September 2013 13:08
Economics
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