Maksulaekumine
Maksulaekumine is a term used in public finance to denote the total revenue that a government collects from taxes during a specific period. The word is formed from Estonian maks (tax) and laekumine (collection or receipt), and it is commonly used in budgetary and macroeconomic analysis to describe the scale of the tax system's intake.
In practice, maksulaekumine encompasses revenues from several sources, including personal income tax, social security and health
Forecasting maksulaekumine is central to fiscal planning. Governments use it to set spending, decide on deficits
Tax administration plays a key role in maximizing maksulaekumine while ensuring fairness and compliance. Modern systems
Despite measures to improve collection, maksulaekumine can be volatile, vulnerable to tax evasion, economic shocks, and
Related topics: public finance, tax policy, fiscal policy, tax administration.