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figure 11 Direct Tax Revenues
As shown in figure 11, the largest component of Direct Tax Revenues is Individual and trust income tax, followed by
Corporate income tax and Non-resident tax withholdings.
figure 12 Indirect Tax Revenues
As shown in figure 12, the largest component of Indirect Tax Revenues is GST, followed by Energy taxes, Other Excise taxes
and duties, and Miscellaneous charges. The proportion of GST has declined due to the decrease in net GST assessed.
Revenues Administered on Behalf of the Provincial, Territorial Governments, First Nations, and the
Canada Pension Plan
Provincial and Territorial Governments, First Nations,
and Canada Pension Plan ($000) 2012 2011 +/- %
Income Tax – Individual and trust 52,980,312 48,021,244 4,959,068 10.3%
Income Tax – Corporate 13,323,379 12,810,324 513,055 4.0%
Harmonized Sales Tax 28,029,190 21,693,984 6,335,206 29.2%
Other Revenues
Revenues Administered on behalf of Provincial and Territorial
276,567 559,599 (283,032) (50.6%)
Governments and First Nations 94,609,448 83,085,151 11,524,297 13.9%
Pension Contributions, Interest and Penalties Administered on Behalf of
the Canada Pension Plan 39,026,598 37,177,356 1,849,242 5.0%
Provincial, Territorial, and First Nations Revenues were $94.6 billion in 2012, some $11.5 billion higher than in 2011. Canada
Pension Plan Revenues were $39.0 billion in 2012; $1.8 billion more than in 2011.
ANNUAL REPORT
2011-2012
CANADA REVENUE AGENCY
2012 Direct
Tax Revenues
individual and trust
76.4%
corporate
20.3%
non-resident
3.3%
2012 Indirect
Tax Revenues
goods and services tax
52.3%
energy taxes 26.5%
other excise taxes and duties
16.8%
miscellaneous charges
4.4%
2011 Direct
Tax Revenues
individual and trust
76.4%
corporate
20.2%
non-resident
3.4%
2011 Indirect
Tax Revenues
goods and services tax
55.1%
energy taxes 25.2%
other excise taxes and duties
15.7%
miscellaneous charges
4.0%