According to the latest statistical release, the state budget revenues increased by more than €639 million compared with the same period last year, representing a 6.2 % rise. The growth is driven primarily by higher collections from value‑added tax (VAT) and corporate income tax, which together contributed an additional €943.7 million in revenue. Overall, the gross tax revenue reached a record level, reflecting both the robustness of the national economy and the effectiveness of recent tax administration measures. The report breaks down the contributions of different tax categories, highlighting the significant uplift in VAT receipts, which rose by 7.9 % year‑on‑year, and the increase in corporate tax due to improved compliance and broader tax bases. The Administration attributes this positive trend to ongoing digitalisation initiatives, enhanced enforcement actions, and reforms aimed at reducing tax evasion. The statement underscores the importance of maintaining fiscal discipline while continuing to invest in public services, and it signals a favourable outlook for future revenue generation if current trends persist.
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