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

The given pie charts illustrate the proportion of various categories

contributed

Correct pronoun usage

that contributed

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to annual

tax

revenue in the UK and how the budget was allocated in the same year. From an

overall

perspective, it is evident that income

tax

accounted for the majority of the national earnings,

while

pensions accounted for the most consumption. As can be seen in revenue statistics, the percentage of income

tax

provision was the highest, at 28%. The figures for national insurance and value-added

tax

were lower, at 21% and 17%, respectively, compared to 11% and 8% in that of others and corporation

tax

.

Furthermore

, council

tax

, business rates, and fuel duty donated only 5% each. In terms of government spending, the proportion of expenditures on pensions and health care

were

Correct subject-verb agreement

was

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20% and 18%, in turn. The data on welfare and education were lower, at 17% and 14%, in the given order.

In addition

, defence and other spending both comprised 7% of the total budget, and interest payments on debt occupied 6%.

Moreover

, the allocations for transport and general government were the same proportion, at 3%.