- Tax Revenue: Tax revenue is the primary revenue source of the public sector budget, with the largest share from taxes on production and imports, including value-added tax (VAT) and excise taxes. Another significant portion comes from current income taxes, including personal and corporate income taxes.
- Social Security Contributions: These include social contributions from employers, employees, self-employed people, voluntary contributors, public administration contributions, and other income sources.
- Non-Tax Revenue: Non-tax revenue is categorized by its source and acquisition method into revenue from market and non-market production (sales, fees, and charges for services) and property income (dividends, interest received, or rental income).
- Grants and Transfers: The most substantial part of grants and transfers is obtained from the budget of the European Union and funds from the Resilience and Recovery Plan.
Revenue
General government revenue consists of tax revenue, social security contributions, non-tax revenue, and grants and transfers.