The pie charts below show the sources for UK tax revenue for last year and the total UK government spending for last year.
The illustrated pie charts depict the sources of UK
tax
revenue for last
year and the total UK government spending last
year.
Generally, the majority of both pie charts cover a few spheres, such
as national insurance and income tax
.
First of all, the most incoming part of taxes are income taxes, which are higher to twenty-three per cent
than the smallest one and take 28 per cent
, whereas
the difference between the highest and lowest index in government spending is only fifteen per cent
with marks of twenty and three per cent
for pensions and transport, respectively.
Moreover
, in the chart of tax
revenues, there are three types of taxes: council tax
, business rates, and fuel duty, which are equal, taking five per cent
for each. In government spending, there are only two equal spheres: general govenment and transport, which take three per cent
each. Furthermore
, some parts in both charts are equal: indexes of value added tax
and welfare show seventeen per cent
for each.Submitted by dnm.best on
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