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Desired direction: Increase

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Proportion of regional and local government revenues from taxes
Year Value Units Series
2017 83.6 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2020 75.7 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2016 81.1 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2014 82.2 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2012 75.5 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2021 75.9 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2018 83.0 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2010 69.8 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2013 80.3 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2011 74.6 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2019 86.0 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2015 80.8 % Proportion of Regional and local government revenue from taxes
2010 82.2 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2011 82.0 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2012 83.4 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2013 89.9 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2015 89.1 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2016 88.9 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2020 88.0 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2014 90.9 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2017 90.1 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2018 90.6 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2019 91.4 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes
2021 87.0 % Proportion of non-financial revenue of Regional and local governments from taxes

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Footnote:

Methodological sheet of the indicator available for the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country.

Available indicator

Proportion of regional and local government revenues from taxes
Target

17.1 Strengthen domestic resource mobilization, including through international support to developing countries, to improve domestic capacity for tax and other revenue collection
Goal

17- Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development
Definition

Available series:

  • Proportion of non-financial income of the Basque public administrations that comes from taxes

  • Proportion of total income of the Basque public administrations that comes from taxes
Theoretical formula

Proportion of non-financial income that comes from taxes

\[PI_{tax}^{t} = \frac{I_{tax}^{t}}{I_{non\_fin}^{t}} \cdot 100\]

where:

$I_{tax}^{t}$ = direct and indirect tax revenues of the Autonomous Community and Local Entities in year $t$

$I_{non_fin}^{t}$ = consolidated non-financial income of the Autonomous Community and Local Entitites in year $t$ (chapters 1 to 5, eliminating internal transfers between administrations)


Proportion of total income of the Basque public administrations that comes from taxes

\[PIT_{tax}^{t} = \frac{I_{tax}^{t}}{I_{tot}^{t}} \cdot 100\]

where:

$I_{imp}^{t}$ = direct and indirect tax revenues of the Autonomous Community and Local Entities in year $t$

$I_{tot}^{t}$ = consolidated non-financial income of the Autonomous Community and Local Entitites in year $t$ (chapters 1 to 9, eliminating internal transfers between administrations)
Frequency

Annual
Observations

The consolidated data on the budget settlements of the autonomous communities are taken after being filtered from the IFL (Local Financial Intermediation) and CAP (Common Agricultural Policy).

In the first series, tax revenues are considered to be those included in Chapters 1 (direct taxes) and 2 (indirect taxes) of the economic classification. Non-financial revenues correspond to Chapters 1 to 5. Double counting of transfers between the autonomous community and local entities is eliminated.

La segunda serie incluye tanto los ingresos no financieros como los financieros (capítulo 9). También se consolidan las transferencias internas para evitar duplicidades.
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Indicator calculated using a methodology harmonised across the central statistical bodies of the autonomous communities
Data last updated 2025/05/08
Metadata last updated 2025/06/18

This section provides more information about the United Nations indicator or the European Union Sustainable Development Indicator, such as its rationale, international results, metadata, and other relevant statistics.

Rationale

Indicator 17.1.2, Proportion of domestic budgetary central government expenditure funded by taxes, supports an understanding of the extent to which countries’ recurrent and capital outlays are actually covered by domestic revenue mobilization in the form of taxation.

The indicator, which can be directly derived from GFS series reported by national authorities to the IMF Statistics Department, will provide analysts with a cross-country comparable dataset that highlights the relationship between the executed national budget and the revenue/tax administration.

Source: United Nations Statistics Division
Comparability between the available indicator and the UN indicator

The available indicator does not comply with the United Nations metadata, but provides complementary information. While the United Nations indicator relates tax revenue to total public spending, the Basque Country indicator measures the proportion of the total consolidated revenue of the Basque public administrations that comes from taxes. Therefore, it focuses on the financing structure of the Basque public sector and not on its budget execution.
International results

Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes (%) GC_GOB_TAXD UNSTATS
Link to UN metadata

Metadata 17-1-2.pdf
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