Themes

Data Collection › Public Sector and Taxation

Public Sector and Taxation

 

Consumption Tax Trends

OECD

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2
 Methodology Data frequency
No regular date exists No regular date exists Pre-filled tables (refer to Guidelines) updated  by the respondent country. Guidelines 1
Guidelines 2		 Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: Pre-filled tables updated by the respondent country are those included in the OECD publication "Consumption Tax Trends 2012" (refer to Guidelines).
The OECD Consumption Tax Trends database is also based on secondary elaborations of data sourced from the following databases: OECD Revenue Statistics; and, International Energy Agency (IEA) database.

     

 

Fiscal Relations Across Levels of Government

OECD, Eurostat, WB, IMF

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2 Methodology Data frequency
Two questionnaires (every 3 years):

  • January
  • January
 Two questionnaires (every 3 years):

  • March
  • March

Two questionnaires (every 3 years):

 

Questionnaire 1
Questionnaire 2

 COFOG
Guidelines		 Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: "The OECD Fiscal Relations Across Levels of Government database is also based (for items 3-12, on the OECD Fiscal Decentralisation database website) on secondary elaborations of data sourced, annually, from the following OECD databases: Revenue Statistics; and Annual National Accounts."

     

 

Revenue Statistics

OECD, IMF

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2 Methodology Data frequency
April July Target indicators Guidelines Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: Within the general framework 'OECD Classification of taxes', each country also provides details of the revenues from their more important taxes and so each country receives a unique and tailored questionnaire.

     

 

Revenue Statistics in Latin America

OECD, CIAT, ECLAC

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2 Methodology Data frequency
No regular data collection procedure exists. No regular data collection procedure exists. Target indicators Guidelines Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: The OECD database on Revenue Statistics in Latin America presents information on the same basis as the main OECD database on Revenue Statistics, but specifically for Latin American countries.

     

 

Taxing Wages

OECD

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2 Methodology Data frequency
April July Target indicators Guidelines 1Guidelines 2 Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: Within this general framework (the OECD Taxing Wages Target indicators), each country also provides details of its specific taxes on wages and so each country receives a unique and tailored questionnaire.

     

 

Tax Rates

OECD

Programme description

 

 

Schedule 1

Data and methodology

Contact

 
Transmission date
 Submission date
 Questionnaire 2 Methodology Data frequency
February March Pre-filled tables updated  by the respondent country:
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Table 4		 Guidelines Annual ctp.contact@oecd.org

 

Note: "The OECD Tax Rates database is also based on secondary elaborations of data sourced from the following OECD databases: Revenue Statistics; Taxing Wages; and, Consumption Tax."

       
1. When available, dates and timeliness requirements are only indicative and may be subject to change.
2. As often as possible, the most up-to-date version of the questionnaire has been included in this list, however, there can be slight variations from version to version.
In some cases, data and metadata are collected via Web Queries, online platforms and/or via SDMX and not via a questionnaire. In these cases, a list of data series requirements or classifications are made available.