General Government Accounts, SNA 2008: Taxes and social contributions receipts (Edition 2018)

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The OECD National Accounts Statistics database includes annual and quarterly data of a wide range of areas from 1955, such as gross domestic product (GDP) with its three approaches: expenditure based, output based and income based; gross domestics product (GDP) per capita; disposable income; population and employment; PPPs and exchange rates; general government accounts; financial accounts flows and stocks and central government debt for OECD countries and non-member economies. Data are internationally comparable based on the System of National Accounts 2008 (SNA 2008).

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Keywords: national accounts, financial accounts, GDP, financial balance sheets, statistics, central government debt, gross domestic product, general government

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https://doi.org/10.1787/na-data-en

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General Government Accounts, SNA 2008: Taxes and social contributions receipts (Edition 2018)

This subset for the general government account presents the list of taxes and social contributions extracted from the three accounts of the SNA 2008, namely the allocation of primary income accounts (for the taxes on the production and imports, D.2), the secondary distribution income accounts (for the current taxes in income and wealth, D.5, and the social contributions, D.61) and the capital accounts (for the capital taxes, D.91). Data are expressed in national currency, current prices, millions and are available starting from 1950.

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Keywords: social contribution, income tax, import tax, production tax, taxes, government accounts, capital account, capital tax, statistics, income account

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