France: non-tax revenue by source

Non-tax revenue collected by the State in France in 2021, by source of revenue (in billion euros)

Characteristic	Revenue in billion euros
Dividends and related revenues	4.4
Miscellaneous	9.5
State's properties	1.3
Fines, sanctions, penalties and costs of proceedings	2.8
Sale of goods and services	2.8
Interest and loan repayments, avances and financial assets	0.4

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June 2022

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France

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2021

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According to the budget document voted for the year 2021 by the French government, the revenue collected by the State from sources other than taxation was assessed to reach over 21 billion euros that year.  

States’ revenues and expenses in France

  As of 2022, the total revenues of the French State amounted to over 422 billion euros, which represents an increase compared to the 360 billion euros from 2010. On the other hand, the state’s expenditure amounted to around 562 billion euros in 2020. The government’s general budget vote for 2019 was to be mainly consecrated to refunds and rebates, while 15.53 percent of the general budget was dedicated to school education.  

Taxation revenue in France

  Regarding the French State’s tax revenue, the main item generating revenues was the value-added tax (VAT) - which amounted to 114billion euros in 2020 - before the intakes from the income tax collection. The total amount collected from incomes taxes approached 100 million euros in 2021, an increase compared to ten years earlier (about 58 million euros in 2011).