1.2 Which revenue contributes the least to the National Budget? Give the percentage

One of the smallest contributors to the National Budget tends to be revenue generated from specific taxes, such as capital gains taxes or certain luxury taxes, often yielding around 5-10% of total revenue. These taxes can fluctuate based on economic conditions and investment trends, which is why they often don’t account for a large slice of the budgetary pie. In many nations, non-tax revenues such as fees, fines, and sales from state-owned enterprises also contribute minimally to the National Budget, usually around 2-5%. These sources might seem small, but they can be quite fascinating when you think about how they come from everyday activities and interactions!