In 2025, the Finance Department of the Lviv Regional State Administration analyzed the tax shares in the revenues of local budgets.
“Typically, the largest share in local budgets is held by the personal income tax – 60.3 percent (in the regional budget – 75.2 percent),” – reported the department director Oleg Demkiv.
Budgets were formed with 15.4% from the single tax, 7.7% from land fees, 6.5% from excise tax. The shares of the property tax and corporate income tax were 3.2% and 3.1%, respectively. 0.9% of Lviv region’s budget revenues come from rental payments for natural resources. The share of corporate income tax in the regional budget is 19.8%.
Compared to 2021, the share of personal income tax decreased, which was 63.5% then. The share of rental payments nearly halved. Meanwhile, the share of land fees, corporate income tax, excise tax, and property tax increased.