The document summarizes two pie charts showing UK tax revenue and government budget for last year. The tax revenue pie chart shows that income tax (28%) and national insurance (21%) made up nearly half the tax revenue. Value added tax accounted for 17% of tax revenue. The government budget pie chart shows that pensions (20%), healthcare (18%), education (14%), and welfare (17%) accounted for the majority of spending, while defense (7%), protection (5%), transport (3%), general government (3%), other spending (7%), and debt interest (6%) accounted for smaller amounts.
The document summarizes two pie charts showing UK tax revenue and government budget for last year. The tax revenue pie chart shows that income tax (28%) and national insurance (21%) made up nearly half the tax revenue. Value added tax accounted for 17% of tax revenue. The government budget pie chart shows that pensions (20%), healthcare (18%), education (14%), and welfare (17%) accounted for the majority of spending, while defense (7%), protection (5%), transport (3%), general government (3%), other spending (7%), and debt interest (6%) accounted for smaller amounts.
The document summarizes two pie charts showing UK tax revenue and government budget for last year. The tax revenue pie chart shows that income tax (28%) and national insurance (21%) made up nearly half the tax revenue. Value added tax accounted for 17% of tax revenue. The government budget pie chart shows that pensions (20%), healthcare (18%), education (14%), and welfare (17%) accounted for the majority of spending, while defense (7%), protection (5%), transport (3%), general government (3%), other spending (7%), and debt interest (6%) accounted for smaller amounts.
The document summarizes two pie charts showing UK tax revenue and government budget for last year. The tax revenue pie chart shows that income tax (28%) and national insurance (21%) made up nearly half the tax revenue. Value added tax accounted for 17% of tax revenue. The government budget pie chart shows that pensions (20%), healthcare (18%), education (14%), and welfare (17%) accounted for the majority of spending, while defense (7%), protection (5%), transport (3%), general government (3%), other spending (7%), and debt interest (6%) accounted for smaller amounts.
The given pie charts illustrate the origins for UK tax revenue for last year and the
UK government budget for last year.Overall,there were differences in quality and
type of catergories between two charts. In terms of the tax revenue,the majority of revenue tax was accounted for income tax with 28% and nation insurance with 21%,both of which occupied nearly half of the utter.Another considerable contribution is value added tax which made up 17 percent. Involving the rest,others,corporation tax,council tax,business rates and fuel duty attended with 17%,11%,5%,5% and 5% respectively. Regard to the government expenditure,we can see 4 of fuldamental fields namely pensions,healthcare,education and welfare,which accounted for majority of all (20%,18%,14%,17% respectively).However,the spending on defence,protection,transport,general government,other spending and interest payments on debt filled an unremarkable amount with 7%,5%,3%,3%,7%,6% respectively.