The pie charts below show the sources for UK tax revenue for last year and the total UK government spending for last year.

The pie graphs illustrate the

sources

of the

UK

tax

income

for

last

year

and the total state spending for

last

year

in the

UK

.

Overall

, the three main

sources

of the

UK

tax

revenue were

income

tax

, national insurance and

value added

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tax

,

however

, the most significant outcomes of the

UK

government were pensions, health care, and welfare expenses for the

last

year

.

Income

tax

accounted for almost 30% of the total

UK

tax

gain for

last

year

, representing the highest

tax

income

for the

UK

. National insurance and

value added

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tax

were the remaining major

sources

of

UK

tax

revenue with just over a fifth and 17%. The

tax

income

from other

sources

, corporation

tax

, council

tax

, business rates and fuel duty varied between 5% and 11%. The government spent a fifth of the budget on pensions, becoming the biggest expense compared to the other areas. Health care and welfare expenditures accounted

for18

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for 18

% and 17% respectively,

while

the state spent 14% of the budget on education for the

last

year

. The remaining areas

such

as defence, protection, general government, other

spendings

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, and interest payments on debt recorded between 7% and 3% of the total expenses.