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Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022 Theme Chapter: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

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Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022 Theme Chapter: Mobilizing Taxes for Development | ADB Data Library | Asian Development Bank

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This dataset contains data from the Theme Chapter of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022.

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This dataset contains data from part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022, discussing mobilizing taxes in developing Asia.

Theme Chapter Part 2.1: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.1.1 Additional annual spending needed to achieve the SDGs

Figure 2.1.2 The virtuous cycle of domestic resource mobilization

Figure 2.1.3 Tax revenue in selected regions

Figure 2.1.4 Average tax revenue in selected Asian countries, 2000-2004 versus 2015-2019

Figure 2.1.5 Tax revenue by source, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.6 Tax revenue by source, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.7 Tax revenue sources in selected economies, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.8 Tax revenue sources in selected economies, % of GDP

Figure 2.1.9 Tax and expenditure, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.10 Expenditure in selected regions, average of 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.11 Tax and selected expenditure, 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.12 Selected expenditure by region, 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.13 Fiscal policy responses to COVID-19, as of 15 November 2021

Figure 2.1.14 Change in tax revenue from 2019 to 2020

Figure 2.1.15 Change in expenditure from 2019 to 2020

Box 2.1.1 Long-run tax buoyancy coefficients

Box 2.1.2 Actual minus model-estimated 2020 taxes (% of 2019 GDP)

Box 2.1.3 Developing Asia fiscal deficits and gross debt, 2009 and 2021

Box 2.1.4 Inefficiency in government health expenditure

Box 2.1.4 Inefficency in education expenditure

Theme Chapter Part 2.2: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.2.1 Tax potential in Asia: tax capacity and tax revenue, latest available year

Figure 2.2.2 Subnational government share of revenue and spending

Figure 2.2.3 Foregone revenue to tax expenditures, selected economies

Figure 2.2.4 Value-added tax C-efficiency in developing Asia, 2000-2018

Figure 2.2.5 VAT rates in developing Asia and average in selected regions

Figure 2.2.6 Self-employment in selected regions, 2000-2019

Figure 2.2.7 Self-employment in selected Asian economies, 2000 and 2019

Figure 2.2.8 Personal income tax top marginal rates in developing Asia

Figure 2.2.9 Personal income tax maximum and minimum rate thresholds, selected regions

Figure 2.2.10 Statutory corporate income tax rates in developing Asia

Box 2.2.1 Ratio of tax to GDP in 2010-2019 and revenue composition in 2015-2019

Box 2.2.2 Source of revenue for local government unitis in the Philippines in 2020, %

Box 2.2.3 Labor participation by sex, 2019

Box 2.2.4 Government take on selected economies in developing Asia

Theme Chapter Part 2.3: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.3.1 Average annual population-weighted air pollution exposure in 2019 in Asia

Figure 2.3.2 PRC revenue from pollutant discharge fee and environment protection tax, 1992-2019

Figure 2.3.3 India revenue generate by water and clean environment cess

Figure 2.3.4 Retail fuel prices in Asia on 10 January 2022, $/liter

Figure 2.3.5 Rising burden of lifestyle disease, 1990-2019

Figure 2.3.6 Productivity loss in developing Asia from death and disability caused by alcohol, tobacco, or a diet high in sugar-sweetened beverages, 2019

Figure 2.3.7 Cigarette tax on the best-selling brand by subregion, 2008-2020

Figure 2.3.8 Corrective tax yield in developing Asia versus productivity loss from tobacco-induced death and disability

Figure 2.3.9 Personal income tax maximum and minimum rate thresholds, selected regions

Figure 2.3.10 Statutory corporate income tax rates in developing Asia

Box 2.3.1 Fossil fuel subsidies in selected Asian economies, 2010-2020

Box 2.3.2 Source of revenue for local government unitis in the Philippines in 2020, %

Theme Chapter Part 2.4: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.4.1 Tax compliance time for companies, 2010 and 2019

Figure 2.4.2 Full-time tax administrative staff or equivalent per 100,000 population, 2019

Figure 2.4.3 Willingness to pay taxes, selected regions

Figure 2.4.4 Willingness to pay taxes and corruption perception, selected economies

Box 2.4.1 Index of tax revenue as a share of GDP before and after major reform

Box 2.4.2 Percentage of economies with electronic filing, 2019

Box 2.4.2 E-invoicing and prefiling of tax return, 2019

Box 2.4.2 Advanced digital technologies, 2019

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This dataset contains data from part 2 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022, discussing mobilizing taxes in developing Asia.

Theme Chapter Part 2.1: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.1.1 Additional annual spending needed to achieve the SDGs

Figure 2.1.2 The virtuous cycle of domestic resource mobilization

Figure 2.1.3 Tax revenue in selected regions

Figure 2.1.4 Average tax revenue in selected Asian countries, 2000-2004 versus 2015-2019

Figure 2.1.5 Tax revenue by source, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.6 Tax revenue by source, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.7 Tax revenue sources in selected economies, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.8 Tax revenue sources in selected economies, % of GDP

Figure 2.1.9 Tax and expenditure, average in 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.10 Expenditure in selected regions, average of 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.11 Tax and selected expenditure, 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.12 Selected expenditure by region, 2015–2019

Figure 2.1.13 Fiscal policy responses to COVID-19, as of 15 November 2021

Figure 2.1.14 Change in tax revenue from 2019 to 2020

Figure 2.1.15 Change in expenditure from 2019 to 2020

Box 2.1.1 Long-run tax buoyancy coefficients

Box 2.1.2 Actual minus model-estimated 2020 taxes (% of 2019 GDP)

Box 2.1.3 Developing Asia fiscal deficits and gross debt, 2009 and 2021

Box 2.1.4 Inefficiency in government health expenditure

Box 2.1.4 Inefficency in education expenditure

Theme Chapter Part 2.2: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.2.1 Tax potential in Asia: tax capacity and tax revenue, latest available year

Figure 2.2.2 Subnational government share of revenue and spending

Figure 2.2.3 Foregone revenue to tax expenditures, selected economies

Figure 2.2.4 Value-added tax C-efficiency in developing Asia, 2000-2018

Figure 2.2.5 VAT rates in developing Asia and average in selected regions

Figure 2.2.6 Self-employment in selected regions, 2000-2019

Figure 2.2.7 Self-employment in selected Asian economies, 2000 and 2019

Figure 2.2.8 Personal income tax top marginal rates in developing Asia

Figure 2.2.9 Personal income tax maximum and minimum rate thresholds, selected regions

Figure 2.2.10 Statutory corporate income tax rates in developing Asia

Box 2.2.1 Ratio of tax to GDP in 2010-2019 and revenue composition in 2015-2019

Box 2.2.2 Source of revenue for local government unitis in the Philippines in 2020, %

Box 2.2.3 Labor participation by sex, 2019

Box 2.2.4 Government take on selected economies in developing Asia

Theme Chapter Part 2.3: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.3.1 Average annual population-weighted air pollution exposure in 2019 in Asia

Figure 2.3.2 PRC revenue from pollutant discharge fee and environment protection tax, 1992-2019

Figure 2.3.3 India revenue generate by water and clean environment cess

Figure 2.3.4 Retail fuel prices in Asia on 10 January 2022, $/liter

Figure 2.3.5 Rising burden of lifestyle disease, 1990-2019

Figure 2.3.6 Productivity loss in developing Asia from death and disability caused by alcohol, tobacco, or a diet high in sugar-sweetened beverages, 2019

Figure 2.3.7 Cigarette tax on the best-selling brand by subregion, 2008-2020

Figure 2.3.8 Corrective tax yield in developing Asia versus productivity loss from tobacco-induced death and disability

Figure 2.3.9 Personal income tax maximum and minimum rate thresholds, selected regions

Figure 2.3.10 Statutory corporate income tax rates in developing Asia

Box 2.3.1 Fossil fuel subsidies in selected Asian economies, 2010-2020

Box 2.3.2 Source of revenue for local government unitis in the Philippines in 2020, %

Theme Chapter Part 2.4: Mobilizing Taxes for Development

Figure 2.4.1 Tax compliance time for companies, 2010 and 2019

Figure 2.4.2 Full-time tax administrative staff or equivalent per 100,000 population, 2019

Figure 2.4.3 Willingness to pay taxes, selected regions

Figure 2.4.4 Willingness to pay taxes and corruption perception, selected economies

Box 2.4.1 Index of tax revenue as a share of GDP before and after major reform

Box 2.4.2 Percentage of economies with electronic filing, 2019

Box 2.4.2 E-invoicing and prefiling of tax return, 2019

Box 2.4.2 Advanced digital technologies, 2019

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This dataset contains data from the Theme Chapter of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022.

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