Central government's share of all tax revenue
The share of all tax revenue that central government collects, as the OECD's Revenue Statistics state it. The rest is collected by states or cantons, by communes, by social security funds and, in the European Union, by its institutions. A higher share means tax is collected more centrally.
Published by OECD, Revenue Statistics, series OECD.CTP.TPS,DSD_REV_COMP_OECD@DF_RSOECD,2.0. Show the source series
What it covers: Where tax is collected, not where it is spent. Social security funds are counted apart from central government.
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No version of a linked act took effect in these years, and no event is recorded.
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The law it is about
No law is linked to this series for these places yet.
How it is enforced
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