Sources of Government Revenue
Government revenue, also known as public revenue or government income, refers to the total amount of money collected by a government from various sources to finance its operations, programs, and services.
Revenue Sources
- Income Tax: Income tax is a direct tax imposed by the government on the income earned by individuals, businesses, and other entities within its jurisdiction.
- It is calculated based on the total income or profits earned and is typically paid annually. Income tax is designed to fund government operations, social programs, and public services.
- Union Excise Duties: ....
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