In 2012, the Ministry of Taxes provided to the state budget taxes, government fees and financial penalties totaling 6 025.3 million manats. This is 10% more than in 2011.
In the department of analytical information of the ministry they told Turan that the non-oil sector collected 3 286.5 million manat, which is 14.5% more than in 2011.
The share of profit tax in tax and other income in respect of the Ministry of Taxes amounted to 37.4% (in 2011 - 39%), VAT - 24.6% (25.4%), excise tax - 7.5% (7, 6%), personal income tax for individuals 13.5% (13.1%), etc. The figures for major taxes deteriorated.
Independent surveys conducted in 2012, showed that many entrepreneurs complain of "intolerable" exactions by the Ministry of Taxes. This applies not only to the sphere of trade and services, but also to industrial activities.
The state budget for 2013 assigned the Ministry of Taxes to collect 6.4 billion manat (+6.2%). - 08B-
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