2027 budget proposal projects 778.9 billion liras in share revenues

According to the 2027 Central Government Budget Bill Proposal, revenues collected from individuals and institutions are expected to rise by 29.1 percent from this year to reach 778 billion 937 million 447 thousand liras. The largest portion of these revenues is projected to come from shares allocated to general-budget administrations, at 710 billion 725 million 775 thousand liras, while state shares are expected to amount to 68 billion 211 million 672 million liras.

According to data from the 2027 Central Government Budget Bill Proposal, the state's share revenues collected from individuals and institutions are expected to stand out among budget revenues next year. Revenue from this item is estimated to reach 778 billion 937 million 447 thousand liras, an increase of 29.1 percent from 2026.

General-budget administrations to receive 710.7 billion liras in shares

The highest revenue among the shares collected from individuals and institutions is projected to come from shares allocated to general-budget administrations, at 710 billion 725 million 775 thousand liras.

This category includes shares collected from regulatory and supervisory institutions, revenues from liquidated funds, Treasury shares collected from GSM operators, universal service revenues collected by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority, deductions for the Resource Utilization Support Fund, traffic insurance shares and environmental contribution fees.

Resource Utilization Support Fund deduction to generate the highest revenue

Among the shares allocated to general-budget administrations, the highest revenue is expected to come from the Resource Utilization Support Fund deduction, at 435 billion 84 million 531 thousand liras.

This item is followed by revenues grouped under the heading "shares collected from others," totaling 78 billion 157 million 2 thousand liras. Treasury shares collected from GSM operators are projected to amount to 76 billion 700 million 489 thousand liras.

Shares collected from regulatory and supervisory institutions are targeted at 34 billion 618 million 642 thousand liras, traffic insurance shares at 21 billion 174 million 171 thousand liras, and the Resource Utilization Support Fund deduction collected on imports at 17 billion 59 million 421 thousand liras.

2027 bütçe teklifinde pay gelirleri için 778,9 milyar lira öngörüsü

Universal service and environmental contribution fees

Universal service revenues collected from operators are expected to generate 14 billion 520 million 824 thousand liras, while universal service revenues collected by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority are expected to generate 8 billion 463 million 724 thousand liras.

The share allocated to research, development and training activities in the electronic communications sector is also planned to amount to 8 billion 463 million 724 thousand liras. Shares collected from special-budget administrations are estimated to reach 8 billion 326 million 941 thousand liras.

Environmental contribution fees collected on imports at rates of 1 percent and 0.5 percent are expected to generate 6 billion 106 million 644 thousand liras, while the 1 percent environmental contribution fee collected from municipalities is expected to generate 2 billion liras. Other universal service revenues are projected to amount to 43 million 153 thousand liras, and revenues from liquidated funds to 6 million 509 thousand liras.

Oil revenues lead state shares

State shares collected from individuals and institutions are targeted to generate 68 billion 211 million 672 thousand liras next year.

State shares consist of the state royalty collected from mines and the state's share collected from oil. Next year, oil-related state shares are expected to generate 43 billion 232 million 480 thousand liras, while state royalties from mines are expected to generate 24 billion 979 million 192 thousand liras.

Source: Anadolu Ajansı

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