Dochody budżetu państwa w latach 2000-2008

The state budget is the annual plan of income, expenditure and revenue of public authorities, including government bodies, inspection bodies and law enforcement, courts and tribunals, presented in the form of a law passed as legislation. The state budget revenues in 2000-2008 more than doubled. In the year 2000 amounted to 135 663 897 thousand PLN, while in 2008 - 253 547 261 thousand PLN. The main source of state budget revenues were tax revenues and their share amounted from 84 to 90%. Another important source was non-tax revenue and accounted from 7.5% in 2008 to 14.4% in 2001 of state budget revenues. In addition, since 2004 there is a new source of revenue in connection with transfers from the European Union. The ratio of budget revenues to GDP in 2001-2002 and 2004 noticed a downward trend. The main cause of decline in the share of state budget revenues in GDP was reducing tax rates and introducing systemic change involving the transfer of tax revenue to other parts of the public sector, ie. local government and health insurance. In other years, except 2008 recorded an increase in the share of state budget revenues in GDP and in 2007 was 20.1% among others. from increasing the share of tax revenue in GDP and the increase of influence of the European Union. Furthermore in 2008 due to a decline in the share of state budget revenues in GDP the income tax and non-tax ratio of budget revenues to GDP has deteriorated and amounted 19.9%.