public revenue
State-collected funds
Public revenue is money collected by governments through taxation, fees, fines, and other sources.
It funds public services, infrastructure, and government operations.
The term appears in policy discussions and economics: Public revenue from the new tax exceeded projections.
Distinguished from private revenue earned by businesses or individuals.
- income taxGovernment charge on earnings
- corporate taxLevy on company profits
- sales taxGovernment percentage on purchases
- taxationCompulsory government revenue collection
- tax baseTaxable assets collectively
tax brackets · user fees · toll roads · customs duties · penalties · fines · tariffs · capital gains tax · inheritance tax · estate tax · healthcare funding · tax codes · fiscal policy · grants · budget deficits · rainy day fund · wealth redistribution · subsidies
- public financebudget deficit, budgets, expenditure, national budget, national debt
- taxationtax, income tax, sales tax, tax return, tax refund
- macroeconomicsGDP, GNP, gross domestic product, gross national product, inflation rate
- fiscal federalismblock grants
- land economicsland value, ground rent, land bank, land trust, parcel
- Offshore Taxationtax haven, offshore banking, offshore finance, tax avoidance, banking secrecy
public revenueprivate wealth
Individually owned financial resources
personal income · corporate revenue · household income · corporate profits · business profits
public revenuepublic debt
State's accumulated financial obligations
budget deficit · national debt · government debt · fiscal deficit · government borrowing