state revenue
Public treasury funds
State revenue is money collected by a government—whether a national government or a constituent state like Texas or Bavaria—to fund public services and operations.
The main sources are taxes, fees, and federal transfers.
In budget discussions, state revenue is distinguished from state spending: The governor proposed new taxes to increase state revenue.
- income taxGovernment charge on earnings
- sales taxGovernment percentage on purchases
- property taxLevy on owned land
- corporate taxLevy on company profits
- cigarette taxLevy on tobacco products
interest earnings · block grants · court fines · toll charges · permit fees · sin tax · capital gains tax · inheritance tax · license fees · rental income · treasury · rainy day fund · bond yields · payroll tax · matching funds · federal subsidies · excise tax · service charges
state revenuepersonal income
One's own revenue
corporate revenue · household income · private wealth · business revenue · business income
state revenuegovernment spending
State allocation of funds
public expenditure · public spending · budget deficit · subsidies · government debt
state revenuetax cuts
Decreased government assessments
tax refunds · tax exemptions · tax rebates · tax exemption · tax relief